Will I ever shut up about trust? Probably not ? In this episode of the Do Video Podcast, I thought I'd touch on why I keep focusing on building trust whenever you a brand building. Trust is the foundation of vibrant communities, loyal fans, and ultimately a successful brand. Being an expert is more than just being in the right place, it's about having the proof to back you up on your opinions and why a potential client should choose you over another.   Mentioned Videos & Episodes: ? Video? Where to Start?: https://youtu.be/r_VFwuzL774   0:20 Welcome 0:30 Why I talk about TRUST so much? 1:00 Build a community of trust: People want to belong, not be sold to 2:00 Building a brand = building a community 2:25 The future of all marketing is relatability 2:55 Being an expert is more than just being there 3:35 Your customers do not want to consume crappy content 4:10 Building on a foundation of trust 4:35 SponsorSpot 6:40 TL;DW 7:05 What's Next   Inspirational Sources: ? Talk: How to Turn Your Fans Into Influencers By Brian Fanzo (@iSocialFanz) https://www.isocialfanz.com/   See the rest of this episodes show notes using this link:

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Every brand is in the business of TRUST

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Podcast Update (We've moved to PodBean)

Striving to build your personal brand is a game of consistency, perseverance, and hard yakka. Setting yourself a minimum of the actions you need to complete daily, weekly, and monthly to keep your sanity, and your health is CRUCIAL! Knowing what is the least amount of work you can do and still achieve your goal is not lazy, or selfish. You are human, and like every entrepreneur, you will burn out like one if you don't allow the time to rest, recover, and heal. So what is an example of a bare minimum task that you consistently complete, for you to build a personal brand with?   Mentioned Videos & Episodes: ? Why "done is better than perfect" when building your brand: https://youtu.be/iDJOu9Fa2f4 | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=77789 ? Why I am Enthusiastic Restless to Succeed: https://youtu.be/lSVKACwMAkM | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=776544   0:20 Welcome 0:45 Let's talk about your bare ass minimum! 1:00 What is an MVP (minimal viable product) for the work you output? 1:45 Focus on the energy you use to create your personal brand 2:15 Scale back what you want to do, to find what your minimum is (what you need to do) 2:40 This activity is even hard for me 3:05 Get me goals in order, what do I want to be building towards 3:25 Avoid burning out 4:10 Work backwards from your goals, to find your minimum daily actions = bare ass minimum but still achieving goals 4:55 Giving yourself a minimum allows you to achieve more 5:45 Set yourself up for success and avoid guilt by setting an achievable minimum 6:20 Ask yourself what is my ultimate goal? What do I need to consistently do to achieve that? = That is your minimum 6:55 Your minimum will rise according to your confidence and comfort zone 7:35 Comment below ? What is your bare minimum? 8:05 SponsorSpot 9:55 TL;DW 10:25 What's Next   Inspirational Sources: ? Moxon Weighs In: Episode Take Your Results To The Next Level‬: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/take-your-results-to-the-next-level/id1458693398?i=1000488278505   See the rest of this episodes show notes using this link:  

Meet your bare ass minimum!

Will replicating the morning routine of Oprah or Bill Gates will make you as successful as them? Will spending 3 hours every morning meditating, journaling, and working out make you the best entrepreneur on this planet? It's hard to think that changing something that we do every day would have such an impact on our productivity, but that's not what the media would like you to think. In this episode of the Do Video Podcast, Zoë discusses the global fixation on "Popcorn Like Hacking" our morning routines, to make us the most productive brand building robots ever. What you can do to actually stick to a morning routine plan, and myths the media neglects to mention. Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? World Read Aloud Day: The Rise of Voice-based Social Media: https://youtu.be/IDYujFo8KUs | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=785124 0:20 Welcome + apologies for missing last week0:50 Let's talk morning routines1:20 Long answer yes, short answer no1:30 Focus push by the media on bio-hacking using morning routines2:00 Good morning routine ≠ success2:40 Hacking your morning routine ≠ you being a better human2:55 We're all unique human beings3:15 "Popcorn Life Hacking" + latest trend of Popcorn Psychology4:20 They seem simple to perform but does it actually help you4:50 Same trend of "celebrity morning routines" + "popcorn psychology"5:25 Why this focus on a "successful" person's morning routine?6:05 Learn from others by testing out individual actions in your own routine to create long-lasting HABITS!6:20 How and why to create a habit6:55 Cherry-pick habits that would benefit me and my lifestyle over a full "celebrity morning routine" overhaul7:35 Sometimes it works for the moment + understands why you are changing a habit for yourself rather than the "possibility" of being successful as they are8:05 Ultimate choice8:30 SponsorSpot10:10 TL;DW10:55 What's Next See the rest of this episodes show notes using this link:

Are morning routines overrated?

Finally! It's time to talk confidence and how to achieve it, or at least, look like you're pulling it off while the cameras are running. On camera, confidence is a skill and a mental muscle that has to be worked out consistently to be an expert on camera. In this podcast, we discuss power poses, reflection mental models, exposure therapy, and conducting research so you don't feel as alone on your brand building quest. Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? Am I A Fraud?: https://youtu.be/skdWLIagCtg | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=784564? Why "done is better than perfect" when building your brand: https://youtu.be/iDJOu9Fa2f4 | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=777898 0:30 How to feel confident on camera0:50 Confidence is not an on/off switch, it's a mental muscle1:30 Hacks to get your confident2:10 Move your body, to move the butterflies away2:30 Fear response is your friend3:25 Do some interpretive dance before you hit record4:00 Power moves!5:35 Actors use these techniques before going on talk shows6:15 Acknowledge your past success7:25 If it hasn't killed you yet, will it ever?8:45 SponsorSpot9:35 Regularly step outside your comfort zone to get used to the feeling10:45 Do your research11:45 If others have done it before failed and lived, so can you without failing that bad13:45 TL;DW14:30 What's Next Inspirational Sources:? Kernel of Inspiration from Glitter and Lazers: https://youtu.be/FmGG9RimOhA See the rest of this episode's show notes using this link:

4 Simple Hacks to Be More Confident

What do you say when you have the opportunity to say whatever you like? That is what video and a focused video strategy gives you, but that opportunity can also be overwhelming. Where do I even begin? I have so much to say, can't I just say everything in one video? Short answer, no. Long answer, defiantly no. Step back and think about who you are even creating the videos for? Why should they care? Start with the basics and use the "distant relative" approach to content creation. If it's something that your distance aunty would ask, then that is what you answer in your next video. ?Editor Zoë is taking the reigns today because my voice is hoarse ??? Mentioned Video:? Your First Simple Video Strategy: https://youtu.be/azZ0KHOY5Vg 0:30 I'm in message overwhelm0:45 What is message overwhelm?1:15 Internet overwhelm and why your opinion matters3:25 I'm brought in because I am an expert4:15 #SponsorSpot4:50 Where you begin is not where you end up5:05 Breaking down your motivating factor5:30 Research to make sure your message is clear6:15 Have you been overloading your content?6:35 Focus on the basics, and why people should buy from you?7:15 "Distant relative" approach to content creation7:50 Opportunity to speak can be overwhelming8:45 It may be difficult to start with but doesn't mean it isn't rewarding in the end9:05 Do you feel like you have nothing to contribute?9:50 Do not use industry jargon10:30 Answer basic questions in a video instead of repeating face to face11:00 Break everything down until you have those few words that pack a punch11:30 If you are there right now, reach out to me See the rest of this episodes show notes using this link:

Message Overwhelm: Where to focus your words

Voice-based social media networks, podcasts, and audio-only platforms have been on the rise within the past 6 months and beyond. So should you focus your content strategy on that medium? We've seen how easily an exclusive app like clubhouse can fall to bullying, extremists, and abuse of all kinds, so is it even worth it? Editor Zoë helps you wade through the change in the landscape, and "tells you" what things you need to consider before jumping head first into this expanding medium. Editor Zoë is taking the reigns today because my voice is a bit horse ??? Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? January Video News Update: https://youtu.be/wMJeYxvMUaE 0:20 Welcome0:50 What is World Read Aloud Day1:40 Read your script aloud before performing on camera - thank me later1:55 Why I use tools to help me read2:15 How Editor Zoë works, and why would text to speech tools be useful4:25 60% of any video is AUDIO5:20 Voice-based apps are on the rise7:20 #SponsorSpot8:00 Headline making voice apps8:25 What is Clubhouse app?10:10 The focus on live/blink and you use miss its content is related to STORIES10:40 Craving for behind the scenes content12:10 Just focusing on audio doesn't automatically make things easier13:20 What is Twitter Space?14:40 Problems with voice-based social media apps15:50 Moderation is hard when AI and algorithms cannot help16:30 Exclusivity issue: Who is famous enough to speak and be heard18:35 TL;DW19:10 What's Next My text to speech apps:? Desktop: Natural Reader: https://www.naturalreaders.com/? Mobile: (in-built on Android devices) Select to Speak? Mobile: Speech Central: https://labsii.com/products/speech-central/ Inspirational Sources:? The future of social networks might be audio by Tanya Basu of Technology Review: .https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/01/25/1016723/the-future-of-social-networks-might-be-audio-clubhouse-twitter-spaces/? Here’s what you need to know about Clubhouse, the invite-only social app by Tim Marcin of Mashable Australia: https://mashable.com/article/what-is-clubhouse-app/? Cappuccino.fm: https://capp.fm/? Clubhouse: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/ See the rest of this episodes show notes using this link:

World Read Aloud Day: The Rise of Voice-based Social Media

Are you just waiting for the moment your customers, clients or audience find out you're a fraud? Do you feel like you don't deserve your success or brand recognition? ? That feeling is called Imposter Syndrome/Fraud Syndrome, and it's a feeling we all experience while we build our brands. It can stop you from doing great things, serving people, and achieving more in both your personal and professional lives. Let's deep dive together to find out a few ways to overcome this feeling, the next time you experience it. ? Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? Why "done is better than perfect" when building your brand: https://youtu.be/iDJOu9Fa2f4 | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=777898 0:25 Let's talk about imposter/fraud syndrome0:50 What even is it?1:15 You are not alone in feeling this way1:30 It can happen at any time1:55 First method to relieve that feeling2:00 Acceptance2:25 If you've gotten this far, you've gotten this far2:40 Listen to your true self3:05 You are the expert3:15 This feeling will go away3:50 #SponsorSpot4:45 Self-validation5:00 People respect good work5:25 Accept and remember the thank yous you are given5:40 If you haven't helped anyone?6:05 Reflect on your time6:30 There are always people you haven't thought of7:50 TL;DW8:30 What's Next See the rest of this video's show notes using this link:

Am I A Fraud?

So many red flags ??? Learn from my mistakes! In this episode of the Do Video Podcast, I tell you a tale of the time I was threatened on the phone by 14+ people for doing my job (at the time). Though this is over 10 years ago now, companies like this are still legal and very shady. Use my experience of trusting employers, following instructions, and listening to customer threats for your own knowledge and work with future clients. Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? Why I am Enthusiastic Restless to Succeed: https://youtu.be/lSVKACwMAkM | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=776544? The FACTS about STANDING OUT with your personal brand: https://youtu.be/N-Kif1v9CP4 0:20 Welcome to my rant/storytime0:40 Learn from my mistakes with this storytime1:00 #disclaimer1:50 Let me take you back...2:00 Freshly 16 years of age & doing a paper route2:30 It was a paycheck3:00 When they decide to pay you less for more4:00 Everyone left too4:30 Introducing the new manager5:00 Red Flag: When someone pays you lots of interest on your last day6:00 Red Flag: No clear salary amount advertised6:25 Red Flag: When they target stay at home parents (because it's not like they've got a lot to do already?)7:35 Red Flag: Focus on the type of people the job is suited for, rather than the job requirements8:30 I thought this was just like a paper route9:00 Red Flag: Contracts signed by under 18-year-olds are not enforceable10:00 What I was delivering10:40 Red Flag: Providing name, phone number, and address to strangers11:25 350+ times of writing your details takes time12:00 Red Flag: Instructions that say to ignore "No Junk Mail" signs12:35 Looking back it's odd, but did not warrant the response13:10 Red Flag: Putting advertising on people's front door knobs (wft)13:35 Next Day: Went to comfort a friend14:15 While trying to focus on my friend, I kept getting these phone calls14:25 Then it started14:50 Being threatened by a large older man on the phone16:00 Being screamed at because my name and number was on the slip16:20 Looking back I sort of understand, but not called for16:35 That was my job, I trusted my employer16:55 He was not the last one who threatened me17:50 Not just calls, texts and people coming to my house18:20 IMPORTANT: Do not engage with people who are threatening you, find safety19:05 They came to my house!19:50 Called the manager, and then she BLAMED me for being threatened20:45 My friend (who I was caring for) had to care for me20:55 Panicking after my parents called me21:15 But I had to finish the job21:55 Go out and collect the booklets and feeling on edge the whole time22:40 Because they could put a name on it, they targeted me22:50 Found out by these threats: This was not the first time they had canvased this area23:45 Picking up the money24:05 Collecting money from a nice couple, but still not feeling safe24:45 I had to recycle all of the booklets (and throw out the bags) myself25:20 #sponsorspot26:15 Comment how much money did you think I made?27:50 drumroll I made ???28:30 And after all that, it's still legal29:20 I am grateful for this experience29:45 Despite being threatened, I am grateful because I am no longer in that situation30:40 Reflection is key31:30 It's hard to be optimistic when you are in the thick of it (just like your clients)32:05 Reach out if you've had this experience yourself32:40 I was privileged to be able to drop that job33:25 Because you sign the contract - Google it34:45 TL;DW35:30 What's Next If you need help and someone to talk to? Reach out to your local helpline: Australia: 131 114United Kingdom: 116 123 United States: 1-800-273-8255 Canada: 1 800 456 4566 Mexico: 5255102550 France: 01 45 39 40 00 Ireland: 116 123 Japan: +810352869090 Philippines: 2919 India: 8888817666For countries not listed above: https://go.vcc.training/s-hotlines See the rest of this video's show notes using this link:

That time I was threatened by 14+ strangers for doing my job (Story Time)

Review us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/do-video-podcast/id1458692309 This one is a fun, one folk! To celebrate "Opposite Day," I thought we could try the current "Wrong Answers Only" trend occurring on Twitter and LinkedIn. Sit back and enjoy my added sound effects, the fun lies followed by a breakdown of the right way to do it. In this episode, we cover a range of un-truths about password protection, social media posts, hashtags, non-existent links, and much more. So why not join me today :D Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? You have a video ready to go - Now what?: https://youtu.be/hmkC3gSmKEs | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=779485? Watch my perfect mime skills: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmlL5kqenf04ZE42MJiLtRw 0:20 It's Opposite Day0:30 Best Video Hacks: Wrong Answers Only1:25 Give out your company social passwords to everyone to help out your social media1:45 Because strangers on the internet are always so helpful2:10 Password protection while personal brand building2:45 You are hiring people to do a job, what are you paying them for3:05 Have access to your accounts, and control of your personal brand3:30 You are building an authentic audience, so don't give that up3:50 Sell Sell Sell!!! And only be selling!4:05 When starting out or a seasoned pro: Focus on educational content4:25 People don't like being sold to 24/7: Show why they should care5:00 1:5 ratio rule: 1 out of every 5 posts is a educational post about your product/service5:50 You're the expert, you tell your customer what they NEED and there is no feedback6:25 Always be asking for feedback6:50 And except that feedback7:35 Click a link in the description and it's not there8:20 Sometimes it's bugs, sometimes it's forgetfulness but always correct yourself9:30 Always have the one thing you want viewers to do be the first thing they see in your description10:00 Don't listen to your audience10:27 See my chef kiss miming on dovideopodcast.com10:40 The stupidest thing you can do while building your brand11:15 You are doing this to serve others11:55 Ignore insights (metrics, data, information) who needs them!12:00 You are building your brand to collect data and reach more people13:00 SponsorSpot14:00 Always have links in Instagram captions14:45 Non-clickable links15:20 This can make you look unprofessional15:50 "What's in it for me?" factor16:05 Following everyone for that follow back girl16:40 It's not all about the follower accounts, it's about the engagement rate17:05 You follow to engage with the creator and the brand, you should to17:35 It's like paying for followers18:10 #Hashtagging #all #the #things18:35 The point of hashtagging is to group like posts together19:30 You don't need all your words hashtagged - there will be no reach21:15 TL;DW22:20 What's Next Inspiration Sources:? Kernel of the idea from a tweet from Matt Navarra: https://twitter.com/MattNavarra/status/1348756713390940162? Some sound effects from Zapsplat.com See the rest of this episodes show notes using this link:

Best Video Hacks: Wrong Answers Only

To be seen on Google (the largest search engine in the world) you have to be on Google. This means listing your business/brand/company on Google My Business and updating your listing consistently. This shows potential customers/clients/fans when you're open, your latest promotions, important updates, and reviews from previous happy customers. Did I forget to mention this is all free? Of course, you share some data, and some information that you provide stops people clicking on your website - but it gets people looking at your brand. Seeing you out of the sea of other clouding the map area or the search results. Why not use it? Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? Video Confidence Coach YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/VideoConfidenceCoachZW? My Google Business Listing: https://g.page/video-confidence-coach?we 0:20 Google My Business Tips0:45 What actually is Google My Business1:15 Free google listing1:30 If you don't have one, create a Gmail account to get started1:40 Show up to glow up on Google2:05 Get it sorted now2:20 Inspiration from Dave from BetterClicks2:55 #notspon3:10 Action this now!3:30 Sample of tips3:35 Upload current photographs that represent your brand4:00 Fill in your descriptions4:10 Why name every image?4:20 Give the Google robots everything you can to boost you up4:30 Post photographs4:35 Include photographs of people to prove you're the real deal5:05 SponsorSpot6:00 Types of things you can post on your Google My Business account6:15 Events section: Using the 365-day event to promote big deals/promotions6:50 Update information regularly7:15 Google reviews7:45 Get people to review your business8:00 Have a better standing with disputes with Google (it won't save you, but it will put you in a better position)9:30 TL;DW9:55 What's Next Inspirational Source:? Thanks to Dave from BetterClicks: https://www.betterclicks.com.au/ See the rest of this videos show notes using this link:

You should be on Google My Business!

To get your customer to act, they need to be paying attention. To build your personal brand, you need to have potential paying clients to be paying attention to you before they even pay you. Attention science is always evolving, and you can harness that to use in your own videos and other marketing. Have you given a reason for your viewer to keep watching? Have you piqued their curiosity, and given them proof that you will deliver what you say you will? Let's talk about the dwindling resource that is ATTENTION ? Mentioned Video:? Got Something To Say? Say It With Video!: https://youtu.be/93HF6uHRPvw 0:25 Why use the science of attention to grow your personal brand1:10 Why attention is the new gold1:25 Attention paid on social media is still growing1:30 Attention usually means action1:35 Attention is a limited resource1:51 Human attention span is 8 seconds long (and shortening because we don't need to wait to get feedback anymore)2:05 Why our attention spans are so short2:30 Why our attention spans are getting even shorter2:50 Peak curiosity by asking burning questions first thing in your videos3:00 Humans cannot turn off curiosity3:05 Measure how much attention your viewer gives you3:20 Evolve your questions, are try new techniques3:35 SponsorSpot https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmlL5kqenf04ZE42MJiLtRw4:20 Point out common things between you are your viewer4:30 What do we have in common?4:50 Use your customer avatar to have a clear understanding of who you are talking to5:10 Prove that you will not betray the attention and trust your viewer has in you5:20 They have a pain point that you can solve5:40 Using clickbait will just hurt you5:55 To keep attention, you need connection and movement, which video is great at7:15 TL;DW8:10 What's Next See the rest of this videos show notes using this link:

Attention is the new gold #attentioneconomy

Hustle culture can be suffocating sometimes, the constant need to achieve more, be active, and just be "scoring goals" is an external phenomenon we are all accustomed to when building our personal brands. But what do you do when that pressure comes from inside you? It is reflected in the actions you take, the way you think, and the decisions you make. The feeling/pressure to "always be on" is heartbreaking, and when you inevitably swing the other way, you crumble. That pendulum of hustle is real, and it's something I've been working on from my entire life. This episode is more of a rant if anything, with useful nuggets of wisdom thrown in. I just want you to know, that if you resonate with this feeling of persistent action, that you are not alone and you can harness that feeling to achieve your very own flow state. *Please note: I kept reading the name of Rich Roll as Rick Roll (damn this dyslexia) so any mention of that mistake is not made in bad faith. I just can't read sometimes. Mentioned Videos & Episodes:? Why I am Enthusiastic Restless to Succeed: https://youtu.be/lSVKACwMAkM | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=776544 0:20 Feeling like you always have to be "on"0:45 Listened to The Psychology Podcast with Scott Barry Kaufman with Rich Roll1:25 The pendulum of always being on - to be doing something all the time2:10 Constantly seeking the flow state2:45 An example of a flow state3:05 Do you feel like you've lived life with an "all or nothing" mentality?3:30 I'm not a "shoot the shit" type of person4:15 When no action is taken, something breaks inside5:00 Are others in your life the opposite of you?5:50 I NEED to use my time wisely - because I feel like I'm loosing it6:40 I am either all or nothing - are you that way too?7:15 Confusion when others had no urgency8:10 Storytime8:35 Grand ideas with no action = frustrated Zoë9:20 At the end of these "sessions" and making something click!9:45 Entrepreneurs do the heavy lifting to get shit done10:00 Evolving to breathe, meditate and relax to nourish the soul10:30 Always being on = feeling broken11:30 Mechanical brain = Enthusiastic Restless to Succeed11:45 Talk is cheap, actions speak billions12:15 You are not alone12:45 You are seen13:10 SponsorSpot14:00 The Psychology Podcast with Scott Barry Kaufman14:25 Having an interest in human psychology, our drive14:45 Harness by focusing that internal drive to hustle16:10 Drive to achieve the flow state17:00 I almost dropped this podcast - What was in it for me?17:20 Do you feel like you have to be striving no matter the consequences?18:00 I felt like I was running out of time18:30 Work on your self, focus on your inward to serve others18:55 Video means my focus is FELT by you20:30 TL;DW21:20 What's Next Inspirational Sources:? Rich Roll || A Psychological Case Study on Greatness by The Psychology Podcast with Scott Barry Kaufman: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rich-roll-a-psychological-case-study-on-greatness/id942777522?i=1000503965196 specifically [13:55] The relationship between endurance and drug abuse recovery & [30:07] Addictive nature of the flow state See the rest of this videos show notes using this link:

You're not alone in feeling the internal pressure to HUSTLE!

I've posted my video to the places online I usually post it, and then nothing... tumbleweeds No one is commenting, liking, or sharing. Have I just wasted my time, effort, and money? The short answer, NO. Building a personal brand using video involves investing more than just the bare minimum to create a video. Creating any video is 60% of the work, the other 40% is promoting the video to your niche so they know it's a thing. There are so many videos being posted every day, and posting it once and forgetting about it is no way to treat something you've works so hard on creating. Using techniques such as blogging, social media, emails, influencers, playlists, and forums to get your video out and about, and seen by your niche. Mentioned Videos & Episodes:Build your personal brand by GETTING ORGANISED: https://youtu.be/EGjk58ycxos | https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=775577 00:20 When your video is up online, what now?00:45 Where you are uploading a video but not getting traction1:40 How it feels - bummer2:00 60% of the work is creating and uploading the video2:30 Larger brands even have dud videos2:50 Hero Videos - Your biggest video for that time block3:20 Focus on your video with a good return on investment3:45 These techniques will take time, but you can use most for almost every video you make4:25 SEO and blogging about your video on your website5:25 Why use SEO and focus on keywords in your descriptions5:40 Niching down in what words and phrases you focus your video on6:40 If it's not written down, it doesn't happen7:00 Social media hack7:10 Post your video more than once, in more than one place7:20 Refer back to the video in future posts that relate to it8:20 Posting about the video regularly8:40 Using influencers or collaborators9:05 Pay to work with influencers or work with local influencers9:20 Collaborate with other brands of equal or slightly larger audiences9:45 Paid advertising10:00 Do paid advertising if you are going to get a return on investment10:45 SponsorSpot11:35 Linking to email signatures and social media bios11:55 Make a clickable link and draw attention to it12:10 Promote that link regularly via other posts12:20 Posting the video in communities and forums (when answering a question)12:30 Using your active communities without overdoing it13:05 Put your videos into playlists with like-minded content13:35 Telling search engines that this video is helpful to people searching like-minded topics14:55 TL;DW15:55 What's Next See the rest of the show notes using this link:

You have a video ready to go - Now what?

Do you ever feel like the universe is dropping knowledge bombs in the form of numbers? No? Just me then. In this episode of the Do Video Podcast, I discuss 2 facts related to health and psychology, that will heighten your brand building chops. Do you know of any facts that relate to the number 4, why not comment below and let me know and I'll put them in a follow-up episode. Mentioned Video:How to Create a Digital Vision Board (2021): https://youtu.be/ZwyBwiNdzKM 0:20 Surprising health facts that will help you build your personal brand1:15 Curiosity Daily Podcast: Why The Mantis Shrimp Can Punch So Hard Without Damage1:45 It takes 4 nights to get over 1 night of bad sleep2:00 In the real world3:10 This feels so real3:25 The more you know, the more I feel relieved4:10 The Gratitude Dairies Podcast: The Power of Bad4:55 It takes 4 positive comments to get over 1 negative comment5:25 You know this feels real6:10 Using this fact in your brand building6:40 Use in your career life6:55 Put negative comments in context7:35 Example of putting negative comments in context8:10 Negativity bias: Negative outweighs the positive memories9:10 SponsorSpot10:00 Do you know of any "4" related facts?10:35 Interesting10:55 Reach out to me at pod@vcc.training12:20 TL;DW12:55 What's Next Inspirational Sources:The Power of Bad by The Gratitude Dairies Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-power-of-bad/id1517684348?i=1000501914255 Curiosity Daily: https://www.curiositydaily.com/why-the-mantis-shrimp-can-punch-so-hard-without-damage/ See the rest of the show notes using this link:

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