Sometimes you get the question like – What did you do this for? How did you do it? Why did you do it?
I created something a few weeks ago. I did a podcast interview with myself which got some laughs, got some very interesting comments and got a lot of questions asked. Here are three of those questions from the podcast interview: (more…)
The phrase you’ve probably heard time or two. Unfortunately, it is the case here in the NFL offensive player stats from 1999 to 2013. We are going to be talking about the Power 5 Conference share when it comes to quarterbacks in the NFL.
When I talk about the power 5 share – I’m talking about the power 5 conferences within Division I football. In 1999, The Power 5 share with 64% of quarterbacks that represented on an NFL roster. In 2013, that Power 5 shared jumped up to 77%. (more…)
Business video is an exciting adventure that most companies want to implement in their marketing strategy. But, most professionals within the company do not know where to start when it comes to implementing video production. I have compiled a brief list of resources to help jump start your journey and hopefully eliminate the anxiety of business video. (more…)
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Thanks to our good friends over at HubSpot – we have some free resources available for download. HubSpot continues to offer free material to help marketers accomplish their day-to-day goals. Please feel free to share the infographic or download the free resource for you marketing team today.
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Have you ever been caught between a rock and a hard spot when editing video? I remember the first time I was asked to produce a marketing video for my company. It was a very simple but daunting task to accomplish. I started with drafting a story, setting up proper lighting, shooting an interview with employees, make sure to get enough B-roll and capture solid audio. Finally, I upload everything to my computer and start the edit. The problem was I have never used Premiere Pro before for editing video. Like any other sharp marketing professional – I turned to YouTube for tutorials and hours of confusion.