By 2019, Cisco has predicted that 80% of all content consumed on the internet will be VIDEO.
Yes, you read that right: 80 percent!!!
For that reason, I really want to encourage you to start creating videos as one part of your business's overall content strategy.
When I was in Cannes, France for a television conference, I met with YouTube superstar Natalie Tran and interviewed her about building an audience and growing your business through YouTube.
She gave me some amazing tips and "insider secrets," and I'm so excited to be sharing these with you in today's episode of She Takes on the World TV.
In this interview we chat about:
- 2 things your audience expects from every single video you put out there, no matter what
- What to do with critical feedback, and how you can use this tip to build YOUR brand
- The exact steps Natalie took to turn her YouTube channel into a thriving career for herself (she now has 1.7million+ subscribers)
- Her #1 piece of advice when it comes to building a brand through video
- And sooo much more!
Click here to watch this week's episode: https://youtu.be/g7BKiL2kwag
My actionable for you this week is to visit your content calendar and see where you might be able to add video content.
TIP: One of my favorite ways to get people started with video is by answering some questions from their clients or their audience on the webcam. I find it's a huge help when you're answering a specific question on a topic within your wheelhouse. That way, you're not sitting in front of the camera thinking about what you should say.
Now if you don't already have a content calendar -- THAT'S your actionable for this week!
TIP: Create a content calendar for the next 4 weeks, outlining a piece of content you can create each week. Sit down with your notebook and do a brain dump of all the stuff you could talk about, and then pull what stands out to you the most.
And I would absolutely love to see some of your video content - share a link of your favorite clip in the comments below!
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Yes, you read that right: 80 percent!!!
For that reason, I really want to encourage you to start creating videos as one part of your business's overall content strategy.
When I was in Cannes, France for a television conference, I met with YouTube superstar Natalie Tran and interviewed her about building an audience and growing your business through YouTube.
She gave me some amazing tips and "insider secrets," and I'm so excited to be sharing these with you in today's episode of She Takes on the World TV.
In this interview we chat about:
- 2 things your audience expects from every single video you put out there, no matter what
- What to do with critical feedback, and how you can use this tip to build YOUR brand
- The exact steps Natalie took to turn her YouTube channel into a thriving career for herself (she now has 1.7million+ subscribers)
- Her #1 piece of advice when it comes to building a brand through video
- And sooo much more!
Click here to watch this week's episode: https://youtu.be/g7BKiL2kwag
My actionable for you this week is to visit your content calendar and see where you might be able to add video content.
TIP: One of my favorite ways to get people started with video is by answering some questions from their clients or their audience on the webcam. I find it's a huge help when you're answering a specific question on a topic within your wheelhouse. That way, you're not sitting in front of the camera thinking about what you should say.
Now if you don't already have a content calendar -- THAT'S your actionable for this week!
TIP: Create a content calendar for the next 4 weeks, outlining a piece of content you can create each week. Sit down with your notebook and do a brain dump of all the stuff you could talk about, and then pull what stands out to you the most.
And I would absolutely love to see some of your video content - share a link of your favorite clip in the comments below!
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