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[Matthew Teuschel Contribution Level: 2]

Just made another video and put it up on youtube. As always, I appreciate any and all suggestions for improving it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSqOWN-zadQ

[Daniel Herzner Contribution Level: 3]

Hi Matt - I watched the video and truthfully I found it a little tough to sit through the entire 5 minutes. Not for the content but because of the presentation. The message you deliver is a good one it's just the way in which it was delivered is boring. One of Mike Dillard's emails a few weeks ago introduced me to a gent named Mark Holverson. I studied the way he was doing his videos and I'm hooked - it is a great way to present your ideas.

Instead of me trying to explain it all, take a look at a video I've recently uploaded and see for yourself. If you're like me you'll be hooked on this method of video marketing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLbMi6JTAhw

[Jim Jinright Contribution Level: 2]

Hi Matt,

I think that your presentation skills, graphics and video production was great. As always, keeping a marketing video between 2 to 3 minutes is best. I realize that a lot of marketers target the use of MLM company names and words like scam to get eyeballs. There are mixed opinions on this tactic; but you were quite creative in keeping it all above board.

With your natural talent, you might consider doing more value related videos on social media i.e. YouTube. It's one thing to target keywords from your blog or nerve center, but on social media you should put the emphasis on high value videos. Some of the content can be based on leadership, mindset, sharing knowledge or solving problems.

I believe that you are on the right path like most of us. A little value related marketing will go far for you!

All the best,

Jim Jinright

[Melvin Goodrum Company: AdvoCare International, L.P. Contribution Level: 4]

Just made another video and put it up on youtube. As always, I appreciate any and all suggestions for improving it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSqOWN-zadQ

Its a good video. My only suggestion is to ditch the use of the mouse and use a standard remote control pointer so you won't have that distracting arrow flying around the place