Many people are very hesitant to make videos online. Even though it is almost essential to their success that they do. The idea behind having something like a YouTube Channel is it helps tell your story.  I have seen so many people make YouTube accounts and never populate them with actual videos. I am about to share with you 2 videos they are both free services that you can start using to create personal videos.
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The beauty of it is that you don’t need any technical skill or recording equipment, simply follow the easy to follow directions and create your videos..
It took me a total of 8 minutes to make these videos and maybe another 2 minutes to get them uploaded to YouTube. After watching my video’s think about how you can express yourself and I strongly encourage that you use one or both services to start making videos. I would love to see them after you are done. So after you make your video make sure to contact me, if I like it I will use it in one of my blog post.
Here Are The video’s:
My Finger Print On The Web!
The second one:
A Free Service To Make Video
Animoto has an affiliate program attached to it, if you purchase through my link i get a commission, but you can actually start making videos and upload them to youtube without having to pay anything.
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Hi Larry,
10 minutes is impressive. I agree, youtube as a social networking site has become very popular over the years. I was much into tweeting but realized the importance of making videos after I watched a couple of other peoples videos who are actually running very successful businesses. Videos helps us demonstrate more clearly to our clients/ viewers.
Using video is probable one of the best ways to establish brand and credibility for what you are doing online.