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8:24 am
July 23, 2012
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Jeff Rose
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For those that are coming to FINCON12, I'm presenting on How to Use Video to Build Your Brand.
For those that are planning on attending or just want to know, what types of things would you be curious on learning?
I have it outlined and working on it now, but I thought it would best to poll other other bloggers to make sure I don't miss anything. 
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10:18 am
July 23, 2012
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20s Finances
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This is something that I have been considering lately (for the future) and here's my list:
1 – Did you hire someone to create the cool GFC intro to your videos? If not, how did you create it?
2 – Hardware used to make the images (I know you've talked about this in the past)
3 – How long does it take to prepare one video?
4 – How has it helped you? Do you have concrete results? i.e. X amount of traffic, or subscribers that increases faithful followers? income – do you make a lot on youtube's version of adsense (I think that's a real thing..)
5 – Is there an optimal length of each video? Or what do you aim for?
6 – How frequently do you publish a video?
Looking forward to meeting you!
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3:33 pm
July 23, 2012
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Edward Antrobus
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Good luck with your presentation.
I guess you could call my aversion to video part of my brand. As a rule, I don't watch them, so I'm not going to waste my time making them.
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4:42 pm
July 23, 2012
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Lance at Money Life and More
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I would love to be able to come but the timing stinks. Will you be posting a video of your video presentation after the fact?
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7:24 pm
July 24, 2012
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I'd like to know how (or even whether!) to build separate brands. (Meaning, does "build your brand" mean for you as a person, or for each site you have, for a combination of the two, etc?)
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1:14 pm
July 25, 2012
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LaTisha @YoungFinances
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ditto.
20s Finances said:
This is something that I have been considering lately (for the future) and here's my list:
1 – Did you hire someone to create the cool GFC intro to your videos? If not, how did you create it?
2 – Hardware used to make the images (I know you've talked about this in the past)
3 – How long does it take to prepare one video?
4 – How has it helped you? Do you have concrete results? i.e. X amount of traffic, or subscribers that increases faithful followers? income – do you make a lot on youtube's version of adsense (I think that's a real thing..)
5 – Is there an optimal length of each video? Or what do you aim for?
6 – How frequently do you publish a video?
Looking forward to meeting you!
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6:35 am
July 26, 2012
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Khaleef @ KNS Financial
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I would like to know what software you use to edit your videos, and how long that usually takes.
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4:32 pm
July 26, 2012
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Jeff Rose
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Thanks for suggestions! Adding them to the list. :)
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9:58 pm
July 26, 2012
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Barbara Friedberg
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Jeff, I love your videos, and can't wait for your presentation! Can you come to my house and do my videos for me? I'm getting too bogged down :)
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12:22 pm
July 27, 2012
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Khaleef @ KNS Financial
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Oh, one more. When you make a mistake on a video (say, at 13:00 in a 20 minute video), how do you handle that in terms of editing? Do you simply use text to correct the mistake, reshoot the entire video, or somehow reshoot a portion…and how do you do it?
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1:19 pm
July 27, 2012
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Jeff Rose
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Khaleef @ KNS Financial said:
Oh, one more. When you make a mistake on a video (say, at 13:00 in a 20 minute video), how do you handle that in terms of editing? Do you simply use text to correct the mistake, reshoot the entire video, or somehow reshoot a portion…and how do you do it?
Haha! I screw up more than anybody I'm sure. Without editing software it blows. But if you do…..really easy.
If I screw up, I just take a breath, and start over where I screw up at. In iMovie (or any editing software) they have "transitions" you can insert to bridge the two cuts together after you delete the screwed up part. Take a look at this video on the Best Places to Open a Roth IRA at the :40 second mark. You can see the transition that I did after I screwed up.
Sometimes you don't even need a transition. You can just cut the clip. It just depends on what look you're going for.
This might all sound difficult, but I promise you, it's not any harder than figuring out out to right align an image in a post. Once you do it a few times, it gets really easy.
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