Power Your Podcast with WordPress - Workshop - WordCamp Baltimore 2013Douglas Bell
Slides from the "Power Your Podcast with WordPress" workshop I presented at WordCamp Baltimore 2013, September 21, 2013.
Topics include an overview of the importance and history of podcasting, the requirements to start an amateur podcast, and how to utilize self-hosted WordPress or WordPress.com to serve as the platform for a podcast.
This document discusses how to create and customize a YouTube channel for marketing purposes. It explains that a channel provides a central URL, establishes your brand, and allows you to build a relationship with viewers. Key elements of a channel include featured videos, profile information, uploads and favorites. The document then outlines how to create a basic channel, customize its design and content, and choose video layout options. It also discusses using bulletins to engage subscribers and measuring channel metrics.
YouTube is now a key part of SEO. To use YouTube for SEO:
1) Create video content around your keywords, including titles, descriptions, tags, closed captions, and playlists.
2) Set up your YouTube channel and customize it with your links and channel art.
3) Create animated videos and add call-to-action annotations within the videos to drive traffic from YouTube to your website and channel.
From your artwork to video promotions, Jeff Sieh shares how to maximize branding to set you apart from other podcasts in your niche. In this session he’ll cover:
People Rocking The Personal Brand
Drop The Flaming Mic! – Why you need to spend time on developing your artwork.
Branding Your Intro & Call To Action
How Video Ads & Promos Can Set You Apart
And Much More!
You won’t want to miss this session full of DIYs, tips, and examples YOU can use take your podcast brand to the next level.
1. Video files are large and consuming more bandwidth as video consumption grows. Many sites deliver identical large video files to desktop and mobile despite different screen sizes.
2. Best practices for video include resizing videos for appropriate screen dimensions and bitrates, avoiding downloading video that won't be displayed, and being judicious with preloading to respect mobile data plans.
3. For video streaming, the manifest file lists available streams, and the player chooses a stream based on estimated bandwidth. It's best to start at a lower bitrate for faster startup, then adapt bitrates to prevent stalls while maintaining quality.
Presented at BizTechDay Multimedia 101 workshop. A few of the slides featured images from Jeopardy which have been omitted from this version of the ppt. due to copyright issues.
7 Habits of Highly Effective YouTubers: Actionable Tactics to Step up Your Yo...BLASTmedia
7 Habits of Highly Effective YouTubers: Actionable Tactics to Step up Your YouTube Game Immediately - presented at New Music Seminar 2012 for musicians looking to promote their work on YouTube. Prepared and presented by Julie Perry, Vice President & Social Media Director at BLASTmedia
Presentation Date: June 20, 2012 at New Music Seminar, NYC
Accompanying video: http://youtu.be/yykJ6gxtGPM
How to drum up awareness, build an audience, and even generate revenue and sales using YouTube.
Presentation Date: June 20, 2012 This is an older video but is being uploaded to accompany the recently published video of the actual presentation.
Accompanying video: http://youtu.be/yykJ6gxtGPM
Turning A Neglected YouTube Channel into a Traffic Generation MachinePhil Nottingham
This document outlines a 6-step process to optimize an unloved corporate YouTube channel to generate traffic. The steps are: 1) Define the channel's value proposition by identifying target audiences and problems; 2) Conduct keyword and market research; 3) Cut, trim, and reframe existing videos; 4) Design new thumbnails; 5) Include calls-to-action and external links; 6) Rank videos in organic search. It provides examples applying these steps to a fictional bicycle manufacturing company channel, discussing tactics like embedding videos on blog posts to improve search rankings.
Power Your Podcast with WordPress - Workshop - WordCamp Baltimore 2013Douglas Bell
Slides from the "Power Your Podcast with WordPress" workshop I presented at WordCamp Baltimore 2013, September 21, 2013.
Topics include an overview of the importance and history of podcasting, the requirements to start an amateur podcast, and how to utilize self-hosted WordPress or WordPress.com to serve as the platform for a podcast.
This document discusses how to create and customize a YouTube channel for marketing purposes. It explains that a channel provides a central URL, establishes your brand, and allows you to build a relationship with viewers. Key elements of a channel include featured videos, profile information, uploads and favorites. The document then outlines how to create a basic channel, customize its design and content, and choose video layout options. It also discusses using bulletins to engage subscribers and measuring channel metrics.
YouTube is now a key part of SEO. To use YouTube for SEO:
1) Create video content around your keywords, including titles, descriptions, tags, closed captions, and playlists.
2) Set up your YouTube channel and customize it with your links and channel art.
3) Create animated videos and add call-to-action annotations within the videos to drive traffic from YouTube to your website and channel.
From your artwork to video promotions, Jeff Sieh shares how to maximize branding to set you apart from other podcasts in your niche. In this session he’ll cover:
People Rocking The Personal Brand
Drop The Flaming Mic! – Why you need to spend time on developing your artwork.
Branding Your Intro & Call To Action
How Video Ads & Promos Can Set You Apart
And Much More!
You won’t want to miss this session full of DIYs, tips, and examples YOU can use take your podcast brand to the next level.
1. Video files are large and consuming more bandwidth as video consumption grows. Many sites deliver identical large video files to desktop and mobile despite different screen sizes.
2. Best practices for video include resizing videos for appropriate screen dimensions and bitrates, avoiding downloading video that won't be displayed, and being judicious with preloading to respect mobile data plans.
3. For video streaming, the manifest file lists available streams, and the player chooses a stream based on estimated bandwidth. It's best to start at a lower bitrate for faster startup, then adapt bitrates to prevent stalls while maintaining quality.
Presented at BizTechDay Multimedia 101 workshop. A few of the slides featured images from Jeopardy which have been omitted from this version of the ppt. due to copyright issues.
7 Habits of Highly Effective YouTubers: Actionable Tactics to Step up Your Yo...BLASTmedia
7 Habits of Highly Effective YouTubers: Actionable Tactics to Step up Your YouTube Game Immediately - presented at New Music Seminar 2012 for musicians looking to promote their work on YouTube. Prepared and presented by Julie Perry, Vice President & Social Media Director at BLASTmedia
Presentation Date: June 20, 2012 at New Music Seminar, NYC
Accompanying video: http://youtu.be/yykJ6gxtGPM
How to drum up awareness, build an audience, and even generate revenue and sales using YouTube.
Presentation Date: June 20, 2012 This is an older video but is being uploaded to accompany the recently published video of the actual presentation.
Accompanying video: http://youtu.be/yykJ6gxtGPM
Turning A Neglected YouTube Channel into a Traffic Generation MachinePhil Nottingham
This document outlines a 6-step process to optimize an unloved corporate YouTube channel to generate traffic. The steps are: 1) Define the channel's value proposition by identifying target audiences and problems; 2) Conduct keyword and market research; 3) Cut, trim, and reframe existing videos; 4) Design new thumbnails; 5) Include calls-to-action and external links; 6) Rank videos in organic search. It provides examples applying these steps to a fictional bicycle manufacturing company channel, discussing tactics like embedding videos on blog posts to improve search rankings.
Storytelling & Social Media: Video Creation TechSoup
The document provides information and tips about creating and sharing videos online as a way to promote organizations and causes. It discusses choosing video equipment, free editing software, types of videos to create, hosting and sharing videos, and using video to engage supporters and potential funders. Specific nonprofit examples are also provided that effectively use video for storytelling and online outreach.
This webinar discussed using video and multimedia in online news releases. Survey results showed that 94% of respondents think bundling video with press releases is valuable, but only 12% have done it. The webinar speakers were Mark Robertson, founder of ReelSEO, and Amy Mauzy, PR manager for Malibu Boats. They discussed how online video viewing is growing rapidly, the importance of video for search engine results and social media marketing, and tips for creating and promoting business video content online.
SMX@adtech: Mobile, Local and Video Search — Drew Hubbardadtech_fan
The document provides tips for optimizing videos for search engines. It discusses including descriptive transcripts and subtitles, using meaningful metadata and tags, choosing impactful thumbnails, adding watermarks, encouraging social sharing, and using video sitemaps to help search engines index video content. The key is to provide rich on-page content about the video through these various options in order to help search engines understand what the video is about.
Video is quickly becoming an essential element of search engine marketing (SEM), and as technology continues to progress, the method for obtaining search rankings will evolve. Video has the potential to drive traffic and increase brand awareness—but marketers must first develop a clear understanding of how to optimize videos for Search Engines.
Video Search Engine Optimization VSEO FTW!Morgan Brown
My talk on video search engine optimization (VSEO) at Pubcon Dallas April, 2010. I talk about what it takes to win at VSEO using video to crash Google's page one party for key search terms. The main takeaways are: VSEO is a huge opportunity, VSEO comes down to three key elements (SEO fundamentals, content, audience), and VSEO is affordable, measurable and uber-effective. Have questions? email me at morganb (at) gmail (dot) com.
This document provides information and strategies for creating online video content to market real estate properties. It discusses equipment options for shooting video, basics of video production, publishing videos to YouTube, and marketing strategies using video. Specific tips covered include lighting, audio, editing software, profile setup, video formats, and idea types like tours, testimonials, and community videos. The goal is to help real estate agents communicate and promote listings in the new online world through video.
Creating a video walk-through of property for sale can highlight both the features of the home (or commercial space) and the knowledge and personality of the agent.
This presentation is the slide content for a live presentation given by Mike Cutlip (www.mikecutlip.com) to Realtors across Massachusetts.
The document summarizes a presentation about creating and sharing video content through social media. It discusses how video is a popular format online and in search engines. It provides statistics about online video viewing and YouTube. Examples are given of successful video advertising campaigns and video content types that range in production costs and success. Tips are provided on driving video awareness, using video to promote other products, and optimizing video for search and monetization through practices like uploading compelling content regularly, using effective metadata and thumbnails, and including calls to action.
The document summarizes a presentation about configuring an HTML5 video player to deliver video ads using Google's DoubleClick for Publishers (DFP) Interactive Media Ads (IMA) 3 software. It discusses basic and advanced setup of the Brightcove player, configuring video ads in DFP IMA 3, and troubleshooting tips. The presenters were Brian Deitte, an architect at Brightcove, and Will Weingarten, a product manager for DFP Video.
1. Video files are large and consuming more bandwidth as video consumption grows.
2. It is important to optimize video delivery for different devices and connections by resizing videos appropriately, avoiding unnecessary downloads, and choosing optimal streaming bitrates.
3. Best practices for video optimization include resizing videos for specific screens, not downloading hidden or offscreen videos, stripping audio from silent videos, and adjusting streaming parameters for faster start times and smoother playback.
1) Video file sizes are large and growing, putting strain on mobile networks. It's important to optimize video delivery for different devices and connections.
2) Key best practices for video optimization include resizing videos appropriately for screens, avoiding unnecessary preloading, stripping audio from silent videos, and not duplicating video files across devices.
3) For video streaming, techniques like starting at a lower bitrate and gradually increasing, choosing optimal initial and switching bitrates, and limiting the number of concurrent streams can help improve startup times and prevent stalling.
With shoot-and-upload video getting easier by the day, and more and more consumers sharing their digital photos; the explosive use of video and images on the web is only going to increase. This Optimization Summit session reveals the secrets behind using video and images online and how to take advantage of the popular video and image-sharing platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, Snapfish, Shutterfly, and more. You’ll learn video consumption trends; and tips for getting your images in the top of customer search results; editing apps and tips; strategies for optimizing your visual media assets to better engage your audience and potential customers to take action.
“Look for instant content. With shoot-and-upload video getting easier and easier, everyone’s going to jump onto YouTube. The video rush of the last few years will look like a trickle.” ~ Ian Lurie
NodeJS Edinburgh Video Killed My Data PlanDoug Sillars
The document discusses optimizing video delivery for mobile users. It notes that video consumption is growing rapidly but can kill data plans. Some key points made include:
- At least 19% of videos are identical on mobile and desktop, but desktop versions are often larger. Videos should be resized for different screens to reduce file sizes.
- Videos that will not be displayed should not be downloaded to save bandwidth. Background videos especially should be resized for mobile.
- Streaming videos from a manifest allows adapting the quality based on bandwidth, but initial quality still impacts startup time and abandonment rates.
- Third parties can significantly increase page sizes through additional downloads for video players and scripts. Their impact on performance should be aud
Beef Up Your Website With Audio And Video - It's Easy!Melodie Laylor
This document is a presentation about adding audio and video to websites. It discusses why multimedia grabs attention and drives traffic. It covers audio and video basics like recommended file formats and software for recording and editing. It recommends hosting audio and video files externally rather than on a website server. The presentation explores linking multimedia through quick methods, plugins, and podcasting. It highlights the Blubrry PowerPress plugin for easy podcasting and iTunes submission.
5 Steps from Podcasting to Hosting Your Own Online Live Event David Bain
David Bain, founder and host of Digital Marketing Radio presents "5 steps from podcasting to hosting your own online live event", slides from his session from Digital Olympus, December 2016.
The document discusses optimizing video delivery for mobile users. It recommends resizing videos appropriately for different screens to reduce file sizes while maintaining quality. It also suggests techniques like stripping audio from silent videos, avoiding preloading large videos unless highly probable to view, starting video streams at lower bitrates for faster loading, and auditing third party video hosts. The overall message is to respect mobile users' data plans by minimizing unnecessary video downloads and optimizing file sizes.
This document discusses video marketing and optimization strategies for YouTube and online video. Some key points include:
- Video can help marketing goals like improving search engine rankings, email open rates, and conversions. It also adds impact and shares more easily.
- Proper optimization includes defining goals, targeting the right audience, and creating content that matches goals and audience.
- On YouTube, optimization focuses on metadata like title, description, tags, as well as calls to action, annotations, custom thumbnails, and channel setup.
- Analytics can show who viewers are, how they find videos, and how they interact to help improve future content. Regular analysis is important.
How to Produce a Video, Put it on YouTube and Measure Results4Good.org
YouTube is one of the most popular destinations on the world wide web, but nonprofits are underutilizing this free platform for video messaging. In this one-hour webinar, we'll discuss strategies for producing effective web videos for internal and external communications, advancement, development, public information and recruitment. We'll also touch upon YouTube's outstanding audience measurement and engagement tools. Finally, we'll discuss placing your new videos on Facebook, blogs and your organization's website.
Doug Sillars presented best practices for optimizing video delivery on the web. Video files are large and growing in usage, straining mobile data plans. Key recommendations include resizing videos for different screens, avoiding unnecessary preloading, stripping audio from silent videos, using streaming protocols to select optimal bitrates, and auditing third parties. The goal is to respect users' data plans by minimizing bandwidth usage without compromising the video experience.
1) The document discusses best practices for using social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, to engage volunteers and promote non-profit organizations. It provides tips for setting up business pages and profiles, creating content calendars, identifying hashtags, and assigning volunteer roles like community monitoring and content creation.
2) The document also discusses measuring social media efforts, being transparent on social platforms, identifying influencers to support causes, and finding an organization's unique media voice to engage followers.
3) Overall, the presentation provides a comprehensive overview of utilizing Facebook, Twitter, and volunteers effectively to spread social causes and non-profit missions online.
Numerous presenters at the Social Media Club of Hawaii shared their ideas on "what if" we connected the community, the businesses, and the tourism agencies suing social media to support and grow our visitors. I was the moderator and seeded the discussion with a few ideas of my own. Get links to the broadcast, the tweetstream, and the presenters here on my blog: http://www.barefeetstudios.com/2012/10/26/social-media-and-tourism-lets-talk-together/
Storytelling & Social Media: Video Creation TechSoup
The document provides information and tips about creating and sharing videos online as a way to promote organizations and causes. It discusses choosing video equipment, free editing software, types of videos to create, hosting and sharing videos, and using video to engage supporters and potential funders. Specific nonprofit examples are also provided that effectively use video for storytelling and online outreach.
This webinar discussed using video and multimedia in online news releases. Survey results showed that 94% of respondents think bundling video with press releases is valuable, but only 12% have done it. The webinar speakers were Mark Robertson, founder of ReelSEO, and Amy Mauzy, PR manager for Malibu Boats. They discussed how online video viewing is growing rapidly, the importance of video for search engine results and social media marketing, and tips for creating and promoting business video content online.
SMX@adtech: Mobile, Local and Video Search — Drew Hubbardadtech_fan
The document provides tips for optimizing videos for search engines. It discusses including descriptive transcripts and subtitles, using meaningful metadata and tags, choosing impactful thumbnails, adding watermarks, encouraging social sharing, and using video sitemaps to help search engines index video content. The key is to provide rich on-page content about the video through these various options in order to help search engines understand what the video is about.
Video is quickly becoming an essential element of search engine marketing (SEM), and as technology continues to progress, the method for obtaining search rankings will evolve. Video has the potential to drive traffic and increase brand awareness—but marketers must first develop a clear understanding of how to optimize videos for Search Engines.
Video Search Engine Optimization VSEO FTW!Morgan Brown
My talk on video search engine optimization (VSEO) at Pubcon Dallas April, 2010. I talk about what it takes to win at VSEO using video to crash Google's page one party for key search terms. The main takeaways are: VSEO is a huge opportunity, VSEO comes down to three key elements (SEO fundamentals, content, audience), and VSEO is affordable, measurable and uber-effective. Have questions? email me at morganb (at) gmail (dot) com.
This document provides information and strategies for creating online video content to market real estate properties. It discusses equipment options for shooting video, basics of video production, publishing videos to YouTube, and marketing strategies using video. Specific tips covered include lighting, audio, editing software, profile setup, video formats, and idea types like tours, testimonials, and community videos. The goal is to help real estate agents communicate and promote listings in the new online world through video.
Creating a video walk-through of property for sale can highlight both the features of the home (or commercial space) and the knowledge and personality of the agent.
This presentation is the slide content for a live presentation given by Mike Cutlip (www.mikecutlip.com) to Realtors across Massachusetts.
The document summarizes a presentation about creating and sharing video content through social media. It discusses how video is a popular format online and in search engines. It provides statistics about online video viewing and YouTube. Examples are given of successful video advertising campaigns and video content types that range in production costs and success. Tips are provided on driving video awareness, using video to promote other products, and optimizing video for search and monetization through practices like uploading compelling content regularly, using effective metadata and thumbnails, and including calls to action.
The document summarizes a presentation about configuring an HTML5 video player to deliver video ads using Google's DoubleClick for Publishers (DFP) Interactive Media Ads (IMA) 3 software. It discusses basic and advanced setup of the Brightcove player, configuring video ads in DFP IMA 3, and troubleshooting tips. The presenters were Brian Deitte, an architect at Brightcove, and Will Weingarten, a product manager for DFP Video.
1. Video files are large and consuming more bandwidth as video consumption grows.
2. It is important to optimize video delivery for different devices and connections by resizing videos appropriately, avoiding unnecessary downloads, and choosing optimal streaming bitrates.
3. Best practices for video optimization include resizing videos for specific screens, not downloading hidden or offscreen videos, stripping audio from silent videos, and adjusting streaming parameters for faster start times and smoother playback.
1) Video file sizes are large and growing, putting strain on mobile networks. It's important to optimize video delivery for different devices and connections.
2) Key best practices for video optimization include resizing videos appropriately for screens, avoiding unnecessary preloading, stripping audio from silent videos, and not duplicating video files across devices.
3) For video streaming, techniques like starting at a lower bitrate and gradually increasing, choosing optimal initial and switching bitrates, and limiting the number of concurrent streams can help improve startup times and prevent stalling.
With shoot-and-upload video getting easier by the day, and more and more consumers sharing their digital photos; the explosive use of video and images on the web is only going to increase. This Optimization Summit session reveals the secrets behind using video and images online and how to take advantage of the popular video and image-sharing platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, Snapfish, Shutterfly, and more. You’ll learn video consumption trends; and tips for getting your images in the top of customer search results; editing apps and tips; strategies for optimizing your visual media assets to better engage your audience and potential customers to take action.
“Look for instant content. With shoot-and-upload video getting easier and easier, everyone’s going to jump onto YouTube. The video rush of the last few years will look like a trickle.” ~ Ian Lurie
NodeJS Edinburgh Video Killed My Data PlanDoug Sillars
The document discusses optimizing video delivery for mobile users. It notes that video consumption is growing rapidly but can kill data plans. Some key points made include:
- At least 19% of videos are identical on mobile and desktop, but desktop versions are often larger. Videos should be resized for different screens to reduce file sizes.
- Videos that will not be displayed should not be downloaded to save bandwidth. Background videos especially should be resized for mobile.
- Streaming videos from a manifest allows adapting the quality based on bandwidth, but initial quality still impacts startup time and abandonment rates.
- Third parties can significantly increase page sizes through additional downloads for video players and scripts. Their impact on performance should be aud
Beef Up Your Website With Audio And Video - It's Easy!Melodie Laylor
This document is a presentation about adding audio and video to websites. It discusses why multimedia grabs attention and drives traffic. It covers audio and video basics like recommended file formats and software for recording and editing. It recommends hosting audio and video files externally rather than on a website server. The presentation explores linking multimedia through quick methods, plugins, and podcasting. It highlights the Blubrry PowerPress plugin for easy podcasting and iTunes submission.
5 Steps from Podcasting to Hosting Your Own Online Live Event David Bain
David Bain, founder and host of Digital Marketing Radio presents "5 steps from podcasting to hosting your own online live event", slides from his session from Digital Olympus, December 2016.
The document discusses optimizing video delivery for mobile users. It recommends resizing videos appropriately for different screens to reduce file sizes while maintaining quality. It also suggests techniques like stripping audio from silent videos, avoiding preloading large videos unless highly probable to view, starting video streams at lower bitrates for faster loading, and auditing third party video hosts. The overall message is to respect mobile users' data plans by minimizing unnecessary video downloads and optimizing file sizes.
This document discusses video marketing and optimization strategies for YouTube and online video. Some key points include:
- Video can help marketing goals like improving search engine rankings, email open rates, and conversions. It also adds impact and shares more easily.
- Proper optimization includes defining goals, targeting the right audience, and creating content that matches goals and audience.
- On YouTube, optimization focuses on metadata like title, description, tags, as well as calls to action, annotations, custom thumbnails, and channel setup.
- Analytics can show who viewers are, how they find videos, and how they interact to help improve future content. Regular analysis is important.
How to Produce a Video, Put it on YouTube and Measure Results4Good.org
YouTube is one of the most popular destinations on the world wide web, but nonprofits are underutilizing this free platform for video messaging. In this one-hour webinar, we'll discuss strategies for producing effective web videos for internal and external communications, advancement, development, public information and recruitment. We'll also touch upon YouTube's outstanding audience measurement and engagement tools. Finally, we'll discuss placing your new videos on Facebook, blogs and your organization's website.
Doug Sillars presented best practices for optimizing video delivery on the web. Video files are large and growing in usage, straining mobile data plans. Key recommendations include resizing videos for different screens, avoiding unnecessary preloading, stripping audio from silent videos, using streaming protocols to select optimal bitrates, and auditing third parties. The goal is to respect users' data plans by minimizing bandwidth usage without compromising the video experience.
1) The document discusses best practices for using social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, to engage volunteers and promote non-profit organizations. It provides tips for setting up business pages and profiles, creating content calendars, identifying hashtags, and assigning volunteer roles like community monitoring and content creation.
2) The document also discusses measuring social media efforts, being transparent on social platforms, identifying influencers to support causes, and finding an organization's unique media voice to engage followers.
3) Overall, the presentation provides a comprehensive overview of utilizing Facebook, Twitter, and volunteers effectively to spread social causes and non-profit missions online.
Numerous presenters at the Social Media Club of Hawaii shared their ideas on "what if" we connected the community, the businesses, and the tourism agencies suing social media to support and grow our visitors. I was the moderator and seeded the discussion with a few ideas of my own. Get links to the broadcast, the tweetstream, and the presenters here on my blog: http://www.barefeetstudios.com/2012/10/26/social-media-and-tourism-lets-talk-together/
Early Results of the Social Media Practitioners SurveyRoxanne Darling
This document summarizes the early results of a practitioners survey on social media conducted in Hawaii. It provides information about the respondents such as years of experience in the field, education level, employment status, time spent on social media for work, top platforms used, average salaries and hourly rates, billing methods, and perceptions of compensation and client understanding of social media. The full results of the survey will be posted in August on the website provided after the close of the survey.
This presentation was for the <a>Hawaii Court Reporters and Captioners Association</a>. These are the fine folks who work in the courtroom transcribing the proceedings, in lawyer offices taking depositions, and providing captioning for the hearing-impaired. Where would be without them?!
Please visit <a> www.barefeetstudios.com</a> for all the links and additional notes for this presentation.
Aloha! Roxanne
This document promotes the use of online video and provides examples of how it can be used. Some key points:
- Companies that use social media and online video see increased profits and brand engagement.
- Online video viewing has grown significantly in recent years, with 69 million Americans watching online videos weekly in 2009.
- There are many ways to create and share online video, such as live streaming, web cam conversations, screencasts, slideshows, and episodic internet TV.
- Online video can be used for marketing, PR, customer education, recruiting, and more. It engages audiences and provides promotional benefits like search engine optimization.
This was a short introduction to social media use for nonprofits, presented at the Bootcamp for Board Members Conference and hosted by the Hawaii Community Convention. Presenter is Roxanne Darling of BareFeetStudios.com.
This was presented in a talk I gave to Sales & Marketing Executives in Honolulu, HI. The topic was "Using Social Media to Differentiate." Visit our web site to get all the links and the full presentation - just search for "differentiate" at www.barefeetstudios.com.
This is a brief talk I gave to the Hawaii Restaurant Association that lays out the general scope of how things work on the social web, how businesses may be missing out, and how to get started in the conversations about and with your brand.
Roxanne Darling gave a presentation to the Social Media Club Hawaii on March 7, 2009 about how the social web is changing everything. She discussed how customers control brands, others are talking about businesses online whether they know it or not, listening is more important than shouting on the social web, building an email list, participating on social media, whether websites are too focused on aesthetics, and how search is replacing home pages. She provided her contact information at the end.
The document discusses managing your online identity. It states that your online identity represents you and your interests through your email addresses, screen names, websites, social media accounts, and the content and behavior associated with them. It emphasizes being clear about who and what you represent with different online accounts and identities to build your personal and professional brands. It also provides tips on choosing identifiers, profiles, and accounts to represent yourself consistently across the internet.
Understanding of Self - Applied Social Psychology - Psychology SuperNotesPsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
Procrastination is a common challenge that many individuals face when it comes to completing tasks and achieving goals. It can hinder productivity and lead to feelings of stress and frustration.
However, with the right strategies and mindset, it is possible to overcome procrastination and increase productivity.
In this article, we will explore the causes of procrastination, how to recognize the signs of procrastination in oneself, and effective strategies for overcoming procrastination and boosting productivity.
You may be stressed about revealing your cancer diagnosis to your child or children.
Children love stories and these often provide parents with a means of broaching tricky subjects and so the ‘The Secret Warrior’ book was especially written for CANSA TLC, by creative writer and social worker, Sally Ann Carter.
Find out more:
https://cansa.org.za/resources-to-help-share-a-parent-or-loved-ones-cancer-diagnosis-with-a-child/
Inspire: Igniting the Spark of Human Potentialgauravingole9
Inspire: Igniting the Spark of Human Potential
Inspiration is the force that propels individuals from ordinary to extraordinary. It transforms ideas into innovations, dreams into realities, and individuals into icons. This article delves into the multifaceted nature of inspiration, exploring its sources such as nature, art, personal experiences, and the achievements of others, and its profound impact on personal growth, societal progress, and cultural evolution. Through the lens of historical figures and timeless quotes, we uncover how inspiration fuels creativity, drives societal change, and ignites the spark of human potential.
As we navigate through the ebbs and flows of life, it is natural to experience moments of low motivation and dwindling passion for our goals.
However, it is important to remember that this is a common hurdle that can be overcome with the right strategies in place.
In this guide, we will explore ways to rekindle the fire within you and stay motivated towards your aspirations.
Strategies to rekindle the fire inside you and stay motivated.pdf
Video Podcast 101
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2. Podcamp Hawaii 2008 Cliff Notes PLAN EXECUTE Develop Show Concept Storyboard/Shot List Keep Your Content Fresh Record/Import/Edit Manage Web Hosting Encode/Upload/Post Distribute & Measure Cross Post & Market