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AskMrVideo Newsletter | May 1, 2009 |
Volume 3, Issue 12 |
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Yep, I did it. I swam with the dolphins! I was on a cruise to Mexico and we
stopped in Progresso, toured some Mayan Ruins, and then sailed on to Cozumel
for some dolphin swimming. While we were in Cozumel we also visited City of
Angels Orphanage - supported by our good friend Paul Evans' charity
100x Missions. I got Paul to film a "Why" video while we were
there. Take a look at Paul's "Why" video here:
http://www.askmrvideo.com/public/461.cfm
Do YOU have a WHY for why you do what you do? Record it!
When I was in Progresso, Ms Video did camera holding duties and I shot some
biz tips as they related to the surrounding area and
the
lessons I learned. To see one of the videos (in HD!) check it
out here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOlPMNdM4uA&fmt=22
The MOST important lesson I learned while traveling? Record EVERYTHING!
There are SO many opportunities to integrate video into YOUR marketing mix.
I have started a video diary on marketing tips that Carrie Wilkerson and I
are adding to daily. You'll find some of our adventures from Mexico, LA,
Ireland (coming next week) and we have a few friends help us along the way.
Check it out at
VideoMagnetism.com.
Stay Tuned...
 Perry Lawrence Mr Video
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VIDEO OF THE WEEK
Mr Video Says:
"This simple video is another example of how companies are embracing
video sharing platforms and vice versa. Well done!"
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FEATURE ARTICLE
Paul Greblick posted a great question in the forum:
I noticed that you
and Carrie had an event recently like a workshop or seminar and I'm
wondering if you can give any guidance as to resources that describe
how to do your own events successfully.
The workshop last week was interesting. We
lost our room, lost our projector and yet it was the most fun I have had
teaching in a while. Here's why...
1) The event was by invitation only and tagged on to another event that
I was at (Adam Urbanski's event).
2) The workshop was free. This was to build content and gain some solid
testimonials.
3) The workshop was practical - we taught how to script, shoot and share
your video in a few minutes
4) The goal was to get each participant to shoot 3-5 episodes of their
show.
5) The workshop was informal (at best ;-)
6) Was a lead generator for an upcoming class
We had a cameraman shoot pickup shots. If we could have, we would have
had him film the entire thing but this was very informal. Editing this
yourself is very easy I think.
The end results was that we filled the upcoming class with a bunch of
excited people and got some GREAT testimonials. Plus the twitter buzz
alone was worth the exercise!
After I posted this Carrie joined the conversation and gave a great
resource:
As far as planning
events, I'm no expert - but our great friend Bernadette Doyle is!
She has a great product called Profitable Events & Workshops and
it's a low cost but PRICELESS resource the I recommend without
reservation.
We are traveling to one of her events
in just about a week to teach and she will have a packed room, sold
at $2k or more each ticket!
http://www.essential-event-marketing.com/
Have FUN!
C
Thanks Paul for the
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you desktop simultaneously. Seriously, this is again, a no brainer and
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I really love the ability to record, stream, and embed the whole channel
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ABOUT MR VIDEO
Perry has been in
video production for over 20 years and has produced, shot, and/or edited
videos for companies like Merck, Maxwell House, Nickelodeon, P&G, Ogilvy &
Mather, IBM, and many others. Perry is also the "Go To" video expert for the
top names in internet marketing such as Yanik Silver, Carrie Wilkerson,
Barry Dunlop, Ryan Lee, Dean Hunt, and many others.
Perry has taken the steps used by professionals and distilled them down to
an easy to use formula that guarantees better videos, each and every time.
As a proud member of the
Video Marketing Association and "Mr Video," Perry has quickly become the definitive resource for helping
business owners and marketers strategically leverage the power of video.
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