Here’s an informative video by internet marketer Melissa Erlandson to help you find out how video marketing can boost your campaign into the stratosphere. Learn tips on keyword research, production and distribution. 

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It also offers a further personal touch to the already social Twitter experience – giving your followers a look into who the person behind the bio. Allowing your personality to truly come to life and shine.

It also has a lot of potential for both personal and corporate branding. Imagine being able to tell followers your latest news or information, but instead of tweeting it you can say it? It’s a great way to make yourself stand out in a large group of followers.

BubbleTweet uses a unique URL to host your video message on. The best way to use it is as a link from your blog, website or email signature. Once your visitors have seen the video and the bubble window closes, it then reverts to your normal Twitter URL so you control its use. I personally wish this was optionally always on however today it is not an option.

I’ve seen similar applications used on blogs before, but not Twitter. It is pretty ironic because Twitter was designed as a Micro Blog supporting only 140 characters by design. Regardless, this is a great widget to add to any Twitter page and is one of my twitter “must have” widgets for the hardcore user. This is a great little tool and I recommend you check it out.

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Church Website Design: A Step by Step Approach

The church website video introduction is designed to inform people who visit your website what type of faith and commitment you offer the community. Video can add an extra dimension to your church website design. YouTube is a great generator of embedded videos that allow your video to be embedded within your site while at the same time retaining the tools of YouTube for viewing such as fast-forward and full screen.

Video files tend to be very large in terms of memory and size but YouTube compresses the files making them much smaller and quicker to download and watch. Your video should be composed with members of your congregation. It should be informative without being Evangelical. Once the video is completed, you are ready to upload it to the internet.

There are a few steps to uploading videos to YouTube:

• You will need a free YouTube account. This is easily obtained by going to YouTube.com and registering for an account.
• Make sure you fill in all the information the registration requests that is required. Name, organization and location are very important for people searching by locations.
• Once you have signed up with YouTube, you will receive an email with a link that takes you back to YouTube to complete the process of registering. Allow extra time for the email and check your spam folder to make sure it was not sent there.
• After your registration is complete, you will be ready to upload your video to YouTube. There are two ways to upload videos: You can upload a video you have already created or you can upload straight from a web camera. You will select the required option and then select upload or record. In the privacy settings, make sure you check the box that allows you to share your video.
• After uploading/recording your video, you can view it by going to “My Videos” on YouTube under your “Account” tab. Click the video you wish to place on your church website design and you will see the YouTube video player. To the right of the video, you will see two boxes. One is called URL and the other is EMBED. Embedding is the option that you will need to place the video on your church website.
• Highlight the code in the EMBED box, right click on it and click “copy.” Now open your church website design and paste it in the location you desire on your church website.

Your video is now ready for viewing through your website. This will greatly increase the viewing of your website and possibly increase the attendance at you Sunday sermons. Get some parishioners involved in the making of the video and allow them to speak for the church instead of one person making the video and sounding as though they are being paid to say these things.

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