How-to Videos needed - please get the word out.
sup...@videotutorialoutpost.com
Let us just say it: We want you to create a how-to video for our site
www.Uprocity.com . Our intention is to be the world’s best repository
for the ”how-to” video genre.
Our philosophy is simple: give something, before getting. We want to
give you opportunity to have more visitors to your website then you
could ever get on your own efforts.
How does it work?
(1) Submit a how-to video (generally 3 to 10 minutes in length).
(2) Your video get’s picked up and placed (embedded) on other peoples
blogs, web pages, myspace, etc.
They get free content and get free exposure - - You + reciprocity.
Imagine your how-to video being picked up from all around the world all
because
You decided to share a little of your knowledge.
It’s good to give!
Rich O’Brien & Brad Grebitus
Outpost Companies – Video Tutorial Outpost – www.Uprocity.com
Video Development Resources:
Screen recorder and editor
http://www.techsmith.com/download/trials.asp - Free Trial-
Video Storytelling Guide - FREE
http://www.atomiclearning.com/storytellingindex.shtml
Lon Naylor
Just wondering how the site was coming along?
I have a few how-to videos I could contribute...
I've also been playing around with Brad Fallon's new business/how-to
video site FreeIQ.
Have you guys heard of it?
I'm testing out their free Author Page at http://freeiq.com/lon
I'm pretty impressed with the quality of their video conversions and
the fact that you can upload video of unlimited size.
Wondering if anyone else is using it?
Lon
On Mar 1, 3:36 pm, supp...@videotutorialoutpost.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Let us just say it: We want you to create a how-to video for our sitewww.Uprocity.com. Our intention is to be the world's best repository
> for the "how-to" video genre.
>
> Our philosophy is simple: give something, before getting. We want to
> give you opportunity to have more visitors to your website then you
> could ever get on your own efforts.
>
> How does it work?
>
> (1) Submit a how-to video (generally 3 to 10 minutes in length).
> (2) Your video get's picked up and placed (embedded) on other peoples
> blogs, web pages, myspace, etc.
>
> They get free content and get free exposure - - You + reciprocity.
> Imagine your how-to video being picked up from all around the world all
> because
> You decided to share a little of your knowledge.
>
> It's good to give!
>
> Rich O'Brien & Brad Grebitus
> Outpost Companies - Video Tutorial Outpost -www.Uprocity.com
>
> Video Development Resources:
>
> Screen recorder and editorhttp://www.techsmith.com/download/trials.asp - Free Trial-