Thứ Hai, 5 tháng 6, 2017

Waching daily Jun 5 2017

(SINGING) Ooh, ooh, wa-ooh.

GROUP: Hi, Spongebob!

Mmm.

This is how to live.

You said it, buddy.

There are sharks in there!

Hey, that's my family you're talking about.

Gnarly, dudes!

(SINGING) Wa-ooh, wa, wa.

Wa-ooh, wa, wa.

Help!

Help!

Catch this!

(SINGING) Ow!

There's so much to do at the Goo Lagoon.

For more infomation >> Music Monday w/ SpongeBob SquarePants | 'Goo Lagoon' Music Video (w/ Lyrics) | Nick - Duration: 1:46.

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Video Marketing Tips: Where Do You Share Videos? - Duration: 3:32.

- Are you doing videos for your business

or maybe you're thinking about doing videos

for your business, but you're not quite sure

where do you share these videos,

to find your ideal client

so that your ideal client finds you?

Hi there!

I'm Tracey Rose from TraceyRose.com

and in today's video I want to share with you

six places that I share my videos

to get exposure for my business.

Now, one of the things I think you have to work at

in the beginning is where are your ideal clients,

where are you going to get your leads from.

Say, someone who has a very very young audience

may be wanting to use Snapchat or Instagram

or Facebook for their business.

Now, I'm specifically doing videos for home business

and small to medium business, people who want

to build their business online,

so I know that I like to share my stuff

on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Facebook most of the time.

Now, when I do a video, the first place

that I upload it to is YouTube,

and I do a series of steps which helps me

optimise those videos, so putting in keywords,

putting in the description properly,

doing a few other steps that I do

when I specifically upload to YouTube.

I then go and press all the little social share icons

on the actual YouTube video.

Then I head on over to my LinkedIn profile

and that's where I can upload to my own profile,

but I'm also a part of a collection of LinkedIn groups

where I share that content.

Now, I did get a little tip the other day

from my friend Lisa Macqueen, she is from Cleaning Marketer,

and she talked about how she shares

a lot of content over and over,

at least five pieces of content per day,

on her LinkedIn profile,

and that's where she gets a lot of her clients.

Next step I head on over to Facebook,

which is where I spend a lot of my time on social media,

and I upload it, first of all, to my business page.

The next thing that I do is I boost the post

so I do a Facebook boosted post.

Now, if you don't have a big audience on Facebook

you might be wanting to be running

a Facebook likes campaign as well

to make sure that your audience

is always building with new people.

This can be done just with $5 a day,

it is super super simple.

Now, the other thing that I do which has got me

a tonne of leads in sales and clients

is going and posting in Facebook groups.

I've actually done this in two different niches.

Now, if you go onto Facebook, you find specific groups

that are specific to your niche,

or where you know that your ideal client

is going to be hanging out, so it might be

local moms groups, it might be local business groups.

I have about a list of 100 home business groups

that I post in every time I do a video.

In fact, I don't even do it,

I get a virtual assistant to do it for me.

And the other thing that is super powerful

is, of course, Facebook ads.

Facebook ads are killer right now

so have a look into doing those.

So it's all great to do videos,

but if you don't distribute them properly

people are just not gonna see your videos.

So making sure that you are sharing

and distributing your video well and consistently

will make a huge difference

in the exposure your videos get.

So I hope this video has helped you,

you've got some value out of it.

You may want to share it with someone who is also trying

to use video to get exposure for their business.

And if you want some more training on marketing and mindset,

head over to my website TraceyRose.com,

and I will see you in the next video.

Bye!

(light music)

For more infomation >> Video Marketing Tips: Where Do You Share Videos? - Duration: 3:32.

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DLB Video Postcard - Angela Mays - Duration: 1:24.

My name is Angela Mays and my position

here is 508 Compliance Analyst. My

job is to make sure that every company

website is complianced to be able to for

all visually impaired and blind

to be able to access their websites

at any time. I would say my favorite

thing about working at the

Dallas Lighthouse is being comfortable

and being able to work with people with

similarities of blindness and visual

impairment. I've also worked at other

jobs, various jobs, and it was really a

challenge. At the Dallas Lighthouse I feel

comfortable with being able to know that

I can come to work and have all the

equipment I need and the assistive

technology needed to do my work. What

makes the Dallas Lighthouse special here is

we have our president here is very keen

on making sure that we have jobs and

that we feel comfortable in a work

environment. And his goal as well as mine is

to make sure that all blind and visually

impaired people will have jobs.

For more infomation >> DLB Video Postcard - Angela Mays - Duration: 1:24.

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DLB Video Postcard - Reginald Howard - Duration: 1:09.

Hello my name is Reginald Howard and my

title right now is I'm a Gerber Cutter

Operator. And the gerber is the

Gerber machine that I'm actually

working on right here. What I do with this machine

is I cut material

for shirts, for TXDOT safety vests

and pretty much everything else that you

kind of see back here. This is where it

starts at right here. This is a special place because

like I said we're all on the same playing field,

we're all even, you know what I

mean? When I was out there dealing

with the sighted, you know it's like well

you aren't going to ask me how I can't see

or what I can see; it's just a form of

"Oh, well, you're blind, you're blind." You know

what I'm saying? But just because you have a vision

impairment don't mean you don't have good sense

or you don't have any knowledge, so that's

just one of those things that I'm

comfortable being here and I like

being here and that's what makes it

special because also the people that

we work with, as far as supervisors and

leads, they understand and that makes it

that makes it a good thing, that makes it very

special.

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