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Data shows that only 38% of marketers regularly use Instagram Stories, only 34% regularly use Facebook Live and only 57% regularly use YouTube. This indicates that there is a great opportunity for marketing your business is a somewhat uncluttered environment. Here are 8 reasons why you should use video marketing right now. 1. Video Boosts Conversions and Sales Studies have shown that 74% of users who watched an explainer video about a product subsequently bought it, clea

Each week on 5 Minutes With, our host Howard Wolpoff talks to buzz worthy people about buzz worthy things. This week on The Buzz, Howard speaks to Vic Zimet from Home Team Productions. Vic: "I am an indie doc filmmaker, I am now producing videos for all occasions. I do Wedding videos, Naval Retirements, community theater. I also am producing numerous documentaries, one with a gifted speech pathologist, two more with musicians. In the case of wedding videos, I call them love s

Video is one of the most powerful tools you can use online these days. Here are some powerful video facts for 2018

We are always looking for new ways to improve our digital marketing campaigns and drive more people to view our websites. We are also seeking more conversions to show a stronger return. So let me share with you three strategies to dramatically increase the results of your digital marketing campaign. 1. Video Content Video content is everywhere. That’s because people are more likely to watch a video than to read an article. The only thing viewers have to do is hit play, and

As business owners, or entrepreneurs, we have all been there. That point when you ask yourself “how do I create the digital presence I need to promote my business?” You may follow up with…on little to no budget. As much as you want to hire someone to do it for you, its not that easy to find someone in your startup price range. You also have a number of different digital needs. You may make the decision to do it all yourself, but begin to wonder how can you accomplish this

When a video pops up on your Facebook feed, what do you usually do first? My guess is that you take a peek at its length, ponder whether it's worth your time, and let that thought process influence whether or not you press play. Once you do actually press play, how many times have you abandoned the video just a few seconds in and scrolled down to the next post? I know I have. I don't finish half the Facebook videos I start. Our brains process visuals 60,000 times faster than