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Learn how to set up your channel, the basics of how to use YouTube to grow your business, and get started live streaming.
How to Start with YouTube
Hey everyone! Today, Shelley and I guide you through how to start with YouTube, the second largest search engine and most popular social media channel in the US.
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At the beginning of crafting that show, get those biggest fans who, if you don't want to do it by yourself, then you need to be with somebody who is saying, oh, they're really great. You want this. It really helps you feel engaged and excited about your own show too. — JenThey may have searched for a term, found your video, and watched it, but they don't know if that's a one-off or if that's something that you do all the time. You want to show in your branding what you're all about, and what people can learn when they come to your channel. — ShelleyCan't-Miss Resources💌 Marketing Missive: Weekly Marketing Insights
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Breaking NewsYouTube is getting into the podcasting business
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Creating a video script template helps you create a plan and stick to it, while also keeping you focused on your point. Here's how to create one.
Video Script Templates Make Your Life EasierCreating a video series or podcast is a great way to build an audience, share your content and grow your business. However, creating good content takes time and effort, and good content starts with a good outline.
Drafting an outline, show flow, or script is an important step in creating a video series or podcast. It helps you create a plan and stick to it, while also keeping you focused on your point. In this episode, we talk about why scripting is important, what to put in it, how we use our show flow, and how to create video script templates for your own projects.
Here's what we discuss in this episode:
Design the flow of your show that you will follow. This will help your audience to follow along with you and it will help you plan and stay consistent.
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Tweaks of the WeekIt is important to take breaks and celebrate the wins when they happen.
The same is true of working in our business. The day-to-day work doesn’t seem to matter, but when we look back at the portfolio of the content we have created, we can see it all adds up.
When we have people reach out to us for a consultation or proposal, it feels like it’s out of the blue, but I know they’ve been thinking about it for weeks, months, or years before they are ready. If we stopped making offers, they wouldn’t get the help they need to move forward.
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Video content can be the most powerful way to connect with your audience. But only when you’re comfortable on camera. This episode is all about getting you grounded and ready to film.
Getting Comfortable on CameraVideo content is more important than ever, and this new era of content marketing has created a huge demand for public speakers. Video content can be the most powerful way to connect with your audience. But only when you’re comfortable on camera.
If you're doing a lot of events, attending conferences, or you just want to build your brand, video content needs to be part of the mix.
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It’s important to look after your mental health after tragic events, like the recent school shootings. Here are a few recommendations for self-care in the coming days:
If you or someone you know needs help, call 1-800-273-8255 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. You can also text HOME to 741-741 for free, 24-hour support from the Crisis Text Line. Outside of the U.S., please visit the International Association for Suicide Prevention for a database of resources.
We also talk briefly about navigating tragedy and marketing.
Can't-Miss ResourcesWhat if I stopped caring what others thought?
Don’t spend much time thinking about what other people think.
Think about what you think. Think instead about the results, about the impact, about whether it is the right thing to do.
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Get your DIY video home recording studio setup up and running, including options for a bare-bones budget, and the first upgrades to consider.
Video Home Recording Studio SetupIf you'd like to create videos to support your business, look no further. This episode covers the essentials to get your DIY video home recording studio setup up and running, including options for a bare-bones budget, and the first upgrades to consider.
Shelley Carney and Toby Younis, livestreaming experts with their own in-home studios, host this episode. Jen's on vacation, living in a yurt without Wi-Fi.
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Watching Podcasts: YouTube Edges Out Spotify
For this spring’s Podcast Download Report, Cumulus Media and Signal Hill Insights decided to include consumers who watch, rather than just listen. Factoring in video-first audiences reveals quite a shift, at least in this study: "YouTube, by a nose, is now the most used podcasting platform in the U.S."
10% of respondents said they only ‘watched’ podcasts in the last week, and 60% of weekly consumers (audio and video) said they prefer podcasts with video. "Podcast watchers" are younger and are likely to be new to the medium.
The report also highlights the "eyes on" advertising attentiveness of podcast watchers. At YouTube’s upfront in New York, the company announced a new ad-frequency capping solution for brands using Google Ads. This could be good news for podcasters already wary of overloading new fans.
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Westwood One, Cumulus Media and Signal Hill Insights’ Podcast Download, Spring 2022 Report: Watching Podcasts Soars as YouTube Edges Out Spotify to Become the Most-Used US Podcast Platform and Listeners Prefer Funny and Entertaining Ads to Rational 'Feature/Benefit' Creative, (accessed May 22, 2022).
Tweaks of the WeekIt is Stroke Awareness month. Please educate yourselves on the signs, symptoms and prevention for stroke.
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If you’re curious about content marketing, or specifically how content marketing supports your business goals, you’re in the right place.
Content Marketing to Support Your GoalsIf you’re curious about content marketing, or specifically how content marketing connects to your business goals, you’re in the right place.
Learn why what you say, how you say it, and how often you repeat the message plays into every successful business.
3 Keys to Reach Your Business Goals
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Tweaks of the WeekKindness is invincible, but only when it’s sincere, with no hypocrisy or faking.
For what can even the most malicious person do if you keep showing kindness?
What if the next time you were treated meanly, you didn’t just restrain yourself from fighting back—what if you responded with unmitigated kindness?
What if you could “love your enemies, do good to those who hate you”?
What kind of effect do you think that would have?
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Content marketing is one of the few things that can help a small business build a loyal following and generate leads. This episode covers the basics, including content marketing 101.
Content Marketing 101Content marketing is one of the few things that can help a small business build a loyal following and generate leads. This episode covers the basics, including content marketing 101, why it’s essential, and getting started.
This week’s episode we will share content marketing concepts and strategies to grow your influence, impact, and income.
Content marketing is a marketing strategy used to attract, engage, and retain an audience by creating and sharing relevant articles, videos, podcasts, and other media. This approach establishes expertise, promotes brand awareness, and keeps your business top of mind when it's time to buy what you sell.
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You want to launch your new product or service, but how do you get attention from the right people at the right time? What is the secret that successful entrepreneurs know and use to gain visibility and credibility for their brand and business?
In this week's episode, you'll learn marketing campaign ideas that actually work so you can reach your goals.
Here are some of the topics we cover:
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How to effectively let people know about your content, products, and services to generate interest and build trust.
Summary: Marketing Campaigns 101Creating content is great... but growing your audience (and influence) starts with marketing campaigns.
In other words, you have to let people know about your content, products, and services — not once, but over the course of time — to generate interest, build trust, and make sales. Marketing campaigns, when done right, check all the boxes.
This fun, interactive episode reviews marketing campaigns 101 and gives you all the nuts and bolts for how to successfully put together a marketing campaign to promote your online services and digital products.
We cover the 7 winning strategies behind successful marketing campaigns:
We also recommend listening to the earlier episode, How to Launch your Ideas in 6 Weeks, with MissingLettr founder, Benjamin Dell.
Words of WisdomWhen we're talking about marketing campaigns, it really is about building a structure around your content for how you're going to get it out into the world. — JenSometimes you have to try it several times to really get a feel of is this working for me? Live streaming, is that working for me? Are people going to show up? You can't do it one or two times and then say yes or no, it didn't work. You have to stick with that one for a while. But then there are bigger campaigns like launches and challenges and you have to say did I get close to my goal? Did I get enough ROI on this activity that I would do it again? Once you do find those things that really work well for you, then you can systemize and put them into your schedule. — ShelleyCan't Miss ResourcesWhat are marketing campaigns?
(Believe it or not, you've probably been doing it all along!)
Here are the Top 7 elements of a successful marketing campaign (we talk about this in-depth):
There has to be a balance in life’s tasks and inner work must happen before outer results will manifest.
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Spring is here! If you're sprucing up your house with a little spring cleaning, it's also a great time for spring cleaning your small business.
Summary: Spring Cleaning You Small BusinessSpring is here! If you're sprucing up your house with a little spring cleaning, it's also a great time for spring cleaning your small business.
We cover the 4 key areas you need to clean up to make your business shine:
We also recommend listening to this earlier episode, spring clean your business, and avoid project fatigue.
Words of WisdomWe just finished the first quarter of the year, If you keep track of that. We're at the beginning of the second quarter now. Do you need to adjust your goals? — JenWe've been interviewing digital marketing experts, and we took quotes from the six people we have spoken with and found a theme. The theme was having authentic conversations within your content to attract an audience and to make them feel like they belong. Give them ownership of what your content is all about. We decided we need to have more conversations where we're giving people a chance to give us feedback and to talk about what they want to talk about. We looked at our marketing strategies. We said how could we make it better? — ShelleyCan't Miss ResourcesPodcast Production
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Apps are hot productivity tips for entrepreneurs. But do they work? We review some of the most popular tools, including when (or if!) you need them.
Productivity Tips for Entrepreneurs Episode SummaryProductivity, especially for entrepreneurs is often a big challenge. This is where productivity apps, gadgets, and tools come in. But do they work?
In this episode, we go over the pros and cons of some of the most popular tools and techniques, including when (or if!) you need to use an app to help you get the job done.
We also discuss some of the most popular productivity apps and tools, including Trello, Todoist, Evernote, Google Tasks, and more. Learn the good and the bad of the apps, and how they can be used to achieve better productivity.
Words of WisdomYou have all the productivity tools you need to manage your projects and to manage your tasks already. You don't need to go outside of the things that you are given when you sign up for your Google Workspace or Office 365. These are called productivity tools for a reason — they're powerhouses. — JenDoes the productivity tool promote a feeling that you're in control? I think that's it right there in a nutshell. Am I feeling in control of my schedule? Of my time? If somebody calls me up and says, do you have time to talk this week? I can open up my calendar and I can say, yes, let's do a two o'clock on Thursday. — ShelleyCan't Miss Resources0:00 Music and Intro
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14:33 Productivity vs. Working Long Hours
19:42 The Pros and Cons of Productivity Tools
30:06 Productive Apps Are The Ones That Work Best for You
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