If we spent an afternoon filming you and editing that footage for 20 Instagram Reels, would you know what to do with the content?
You certainly wouldn't want to waste this time with dance videos.
Here are a couple of ways you can use this content to grow your email list, grow your audience and increase sales.

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Their so easy to use and convenient.  I get it. Why would you need to hire a professional when your phone does everything?
There is a difference and people notice when your content is done professionally.
Don't take shortcuts. Invest in your brand.
That first impression matters. How do you want your brand to be perceived. 

Is this even a question? Are we serious right now? Of course you need a website for your business. It's too easy to have one for you to not have one. No one will take you serious without one.

When most business owners think about having videos done for their business, they think about videos for their external customers. These are the people paying for their services or buying their products.
You internal customers, or employees, need videos too. Videos that train them on company policies and safety are a couple of examples.
A one-time investment in these videos can save money for years to come.

I always advise my clients to prepare a script before filming their content. What I find with most business owners, though, is that they don't have time to do that. As part of my service I offer to have a script prepared by a professional video script writer.
Having a script makes it easier to film and edit their video.
It takes the pressure off of the subject and having to remember their lines and reduces the amount of takes we have to do.

Doing work for free is the best way to learn and perfect your processes and testing your product. This gives you room for error. If you mess things up for the "customer", it doesn't matter, because you're working for free.
In these stages, it's not even about the customer. Of course, you'll want their feedback. But this is all about testing your product.

With the anger and protest over the treatment of black people by police and the unfortunate death (or murder) of George Floyd, black businesses may see an uptick in support. The support will not just come from black people.
Are you ready for the potential increase in business?

Desperate times call for desperate measures; a saying that may not be so true in business. When you're desperate as a business owner you may find yourself servicing clients you don't want or selling goods you don't want to sell.

Jonathan Hertilus, owner of BFF Boot Camp and Dumbbells 2 Dollars, and I discuss fitness industry trends in 2020 after the coronavirus.
Visit his website at www.dumbbells2dollars.com

Houses still have to be sold and bought; even during a pandemic. Miranda Solomon is adjusting and still getting the job done.
I interview a local realtor to discuss the effects of the coronavirus on the housing market.