If you ever wondered my story and how I got into live streaming - this video explains how it's been the most profitable shift in my video business over the last few years. What would you say is your niche?
I think schools are an in tapped market they all need video services these days I helped one school get a tricaster and digital signage to display tricaster content throughout the campus
@@brokecitizen4934 old school worked then and it works now! So long as you're not calling saying, "hey wanna buy something from me! I know we haven't met before!" It's important to just ask for a connection - a zoom call, a coffee, a chat over the phone, etc. and to show up from a place of wanting to help/connect.
@@brokecitizen4934 I have worked with both private schools and entire county school systems and there are plenty of opportunities to livestream graduations and other events.
@@therandomgnome9459 correct. It’s offering live streaming and recording. Saving all of the editing time that you’d normally put in after a conference or event by doing it live.
Great video Zephen, your marketing skill all makes sense when you did work for those guys in the early days. I was also exposed to the gurus in the early 2000’s before launching into video in 2009. I moved into live streaming at the start of COVID and am loving the whole done on the day thing.
@@zephanmoses I use to work for a elite dealer in Houston so I went to newtek/vizrt for training and know just about everyone there well I did before they changed to vizrt
Hey, I’m really sorry to hear you felt that way. I know my content isn't for everyone, but I genuinely want to help other videographers succeed. I’ve been in this industry for 15 years, running my own video production business for 11 of those. I’ve learned a lot along the way, and I’m passionate about sharing that experience with others who want to grow their own businesses. In this video, I was sharing my personal story and some strategies that have helped me and many others earn a steady income without relying on editing. It’s important to me that I also encourage fellow creators who might be feeling stuck or burned out. I understand if it didn’t hit the mark for you, but I hope you find value in some of the other content on my channel. Here are a few actionable steps that I covered in the video: 1) Diversify Your Services: Consider offering live streaming services to your clients-it’s a growing market with a lot of potential. 2) Network with Local Videographers: Building connections with others in your industry can help you find more work and collaborate on bigger projects. 3) Focus on Inbound Marketing: Create a strong online presence so clients come to you, reducing the need to chase leads. 4) Simplify Your Pricing: Develop a clear pricing structure that accounts for all aspects of a project, from pre-production to delivery. 5) Keep Learning and Adapting: The industry is always evolving, and staying ahead means continually improving your skills and services. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I genuinely hope you have a great week!
