Video Marketing – Uploading Your Production
Drum Roll Please … It’s time to let everyone see your masterpiece!
This is the third installment in my series on Video Marketing. In previous articles we looked at the different resources which are available to you to help make your videos great. We looked at the different software for Desktop Sharing which included the industry leader Camtasia Studio. We looked at devices for personal video like the Kodak Touch and the iphone. We also took a look at how to make great video content with my top 10 list for making quality videos. These tips included recording your videos in a quite location, the suggested length of your videos, and pausing for around 5 seconds when you make a mistake in your presentation for easy editing afterwards. Most importantly we discussed that your Video’s must have a Call To Action.
You can revisit either of these two absolutely fantastic articles here!
Now, for the moment that you’ve been waiting for … Uploading your videos!
Over 80 percent on online marketers upload their Videos to YouTube and YouTube only. This is fine but there are other options which are available to you and they present big advantages over the traditional YouTube platform. We will go over how to upload your video production from Camtasia to YouTube, however we’re going to spend a bit more time (because there is more involved) on how to upload your production to an alternative hosting site … Amazon S3!
The top three Advantages of Hosting your site with Amazon
1. Very inexpensive to host your images and videos (I’m talking Real Cheap, Lol!)
2. Your Website WILL load faster (increased performance) because it is not bogged down with large video files taking up precious bandwidth.
3. You have Complete Control over Video Content and no Outsider Logos branding your production.
There is a bit more to uploading your videos to Amazon however so there is a bit of a learning curve … but that’s why we’re here isn’t it! After all we should never finish the day with the same amount of knowledge that we had when we started it! So, Let’s get started with today’s learning!
Rather then reinventing the wheel I’m going to direct you to the same person who taught me about Amazon S3 in this Video Webinar below. You’ve heard me mention Chris Farrell before and he is without doubt my number 1 mentor for online marketing. This guy gives new meaning to the words “Giving Great Value.” The Webinar below is completely free and goes over uploading your videos to YouTube, Facebook, and Amazon S3 in great detail.
You will need to download the Webinar onto your computer before watching.
How to Upload your Video to YouTube, Facebook, and Amazon S3 by Chris Farrell
To check out Chris Farrell’s other Free webinars on using powerpoint in video and How to use Camtasia to make a video I’ve placed the links for each below.
Recording your Camtasia Videos
In these three absolutely Free webinars you will have hours of additional online training on how to produce great video and get it online.
If you would like to read my review of Chris Farrell and discover tons more quality no cost step by step education then check it out here!
For those who are a little more advanced in video production I’ve made a shorter video below which only covers the basics of uploading to Amazon. If you do have more questions I encourage you to watch the full webinars above and also to leave any questions in the comment section below.
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I stated shooting videos 2 weeks ago and I’m loving it.
It is very personal where the personality shines through easier than in a blog post.
I encourage everybody “living online” to implement video marketing
great share
Akos
Hi Kevin,
Many thanks for sharing these instructions. Your timing is just great as I am making more videos and it is included in my plan for 2012. All the best Rosemary
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Hi Kevin,
Know all i need to do put this into action!
Lots of good info here and admit i learned quiet a bit
Thanks, Brian
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I use Amazon S3 for my sales videos and then Youtube for my promotional. I will definitely favorite this to take a look at the video later on. Thanks!
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This couldn’t have come at a better time. I’m just getting into video…. I’ll be back to take advantage of all of the free information that you have put together.
Thanks for the post and I’ll be back soon!
-Kyle
Hi Kevin,
Unfortuvately I ‘m one of those many people who upload videos on YouTube only. But now I’ll try Amazon S3 to see if it’s good. Because video is the best way to present information there’s no way I will stop using it)
Hay Kevin
You always have such great information and teach it in such an easy format. I look forward in learning more.
I’m still unable to watch Chris video on Camtasia,I can not open it
Thanks again
Sharon
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Hi Kevin,
I see on your blog that you provide lots of information on producing videos. I have had some training; however, I have not implemented it since I have lot my virtual assistant.
Video is a wonderful way to communicate with our clients and prospects because it provides them with a sensory experience. If all we use is one method of communication – text in the written word either online or offline, we are not going to be memorable. While text is crucial to our business success, it is a good idea to go beyond single-sense marketing in order to create a fuller more vibrant experience for our clients, customers, and prospects. Video is the easiest way for any business owner to engage both the eye and the ear, even if we are selling intangibles like information products, classes, or services. When we engage both sight and sound, we can begin to create an experience and evoke emotion.
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