BuzzTv #18 Shahar and Nashlah talk about some cool social media tools, interview Kodak about their participation at BlogWorld, talk about streaming media and show you a cool PJ software
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Streaming Media West 2010 Recap
we had a last minute problem and couldn’t attend this year. Here is a recap by Ignite of some main points. Very good video!
Fit to print- The change of journalism
Are we getting sick just because of the speed of life? This documentary trailer talks about the changes in newspaper and journalism and what changes in society. Talks about how people can trust what they read today. I wonder if it addresses the fact that people today selects so much what they want to read, very specific topics, while newspapers have a more general approach. Can’t wait to see the whole footage. In this segment you see Paul Gillin author of Secrets of Social media marketing and a fellow geocacher.
How To Become a People-Magnet by Being More Yourself Than Ever! Teleseminar
Buzzbooster presents Therese Kienast
What we’ll cover…
How to create more powerful relationships, personally and professionally.
How to be confident in your decisions and stop second-guessing yourself.
How to get your message across so that you are clearly seen and heard by others.
How to be the kind of person people pay attention to, gain loyalty and success in your business.
How to Exude authenticity so others are naturally drawn to you!
How to have the power to transform the lives of every person you touch!
Register at:http://www.buzzbooster.com/register/
you need to attend to be eligible for the prizes.
You better get to living
Well, I thought some of you might need to listen to this song.
Internet marketing tools for business
Here are a few internet marketing tools that can help you grow your business and help you be more productive.
The favorite one in this post is Google Wonder wheel. it is a great tool when you are doing keyword research.
It is good to optimize your site, create content and see what users are really typing.
One tool that we use a lot around here is Jing. We specially use the tool to help us outsource and train the people we outsource to. you can use to share content through e-mail, Twitter and Facebook. Jing is a tool that allows you to simply and easily capture images or create a short video of what you see on your computer screen to enhance your written content.
Caption tube is good to create captions and don’t forget that captions are written content to add to your video blog. This is a utility to add captions to your YouTube videos after you have imported the content.
BuzzBooster TV, Super sized Postcards, Orabrush, Untweeps
This week’s episode we take you offline talking about super sized postcards, we tell you what Orabrush is doing right with social media marketing and online video marketing and what is doing wrong and show you a cool tool to use with Twitter.
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How To Have a Web TV Show to BOOST Visiblity and INCREASE SALES!
Another great free webinar this week. As a business owner you should be aware of all the possibilities in social media marketing. Web shows can be one of the most powerful tools you can use in your business.
In this blog we talk a lot about online videos for small businesses. In this webinar you’ll see why.
Register for the web show webinar right now.
Online video for business, a closer look
In july more than 10.2 billion videos were streamed in the US alone according to Nielsen. Retail site visitors who view video stay 2 minutes longer, on average, and are 64% more likely to purchase than other site visitors. (ComScore)
When used in e-mail marketing, video has been shown to increase click-through rates by more than 96%.
rich media ads containing video increase purchase intent by 1.16 percent.
Online video today means business and you should make videos part of your marketing. There is an option for every budget and let’s face it, you can do your own.
It is about passion and decision to make an impact
I admire a lot Seth Godin and Tony from Zappos. This video tells you how you don’t need permission to make a difference and give people a platform to succeed.