Engage Video Marketing Podcast

In this episode of the podcast, I’m bringing back Justin Brown of Primal Video. Together, we’ll dive deep into the key things for a successful YouTube channelJustin is the Co-Founder of Primal Video, and along with his Brother Mike, they teach entrepreneurs and business owners how to leverage the power of online video to build and scale their businesses.Justin has spent more than 20 years in video production and has worked on everything from Netflix-featured documentaries, to extreme sports projects, so there’s not much in the world of video creation that he can’t help you with.Over the past six years, Justin and Mike have focused their energy on building Primal Video to be a business that they could be proud of and would give them the freedom to do more of what they love.They have a big focus on systems, processes and automation which allows them to work smarter, not harder. This focus has helped them turn Primal Video into a multi six-figure automation-driven business, and they now help others implement the same approach through theirPrimal Video Accelerator program.They’re big believers in creating diversified, recurring income streams within their business. They’re specialists in affiliate and email marketing, developing and running educational courses and membership programs as well as being YouTube content creators and strategists.

In this episode of the podcast, I’m going to break down my recommended programming strategy for businesses to make the most of their YouTube content to drive business growth. We’ll unpack how to plan out an overall mix of content for a YouTube channel to engage the right audiences and drive actual business results.

In this episode of the podcast, I am thrilled to bring on Ilana Wechsler of Green Arrow Digital. Together we’ll dive deep into getting paid traffic for video ads working for your business. Ilana Wechsler is the founder and director of Green Arrow Digital, the creator of the educational platform, Teach Traffic.Ilana started her career as a Data Analyst and transitioned to becoming a full fledged PPC expert. She has worked at many of the global financial institutions, but switched when she finally gave in to her passion for PPC, IT, and entrepreneurship. She is truly passionate about working closely with her clients and helping them achieve their business goals by helping them grow their businesses online.

In this episode of the podcast, I am excited to bring on Chris Schwager who helps his clients learn how to transfer the skill set that they master as business leaders in person into the world of on-camera confidence.Chris Schwager is an Inbound Video Marketing Specialist for Ridge Films and a frequent speaker at industry events. Since 2002, Chris has advised leading Corporate Organisations, Government & Small Businesses, to maximise their video marketing potential. He started as a video director over 20 years ago, broadening to feature films and video presenting. His latest viral video on ‘Swim Survival’, reached 4 million Facebook fans in the first year.

In this episode of the podcast, I am welcoming back Doug Darling who was one of the very first students of the Online Video Strategy Blueprint program a couple of years ago. Together we’ll be exploring the shift that video production companies are feeling in our industry and how Doug has been showing up for his clients through the strange 2020 we’ve all experienced so far. He shares why just making great video is not enough, and why strategy is such an important pillar to focus on.You’d never know that, as a young adult, Doug thought he lacked passion. He thought that maybe he was lazy, or that he didn’t have what it takes, and considered his apathy inherent. It wasn’t until college – where he was originally planning to pursue PR – that he fell in love with video while shooting and editing a video montage project. He discovered that video was the culmination of all art forms (video, sound, music, graphics, etc.), and was enamoured with it. He had found his purpose… and the rest is history.After starting Tripwire, Doug realized that video wasn’t just a form of communication and art, but it could also be a tool to help people, make change, and reach people at an emotional level that he never knew. Through effective and creative storytelling, he now works hard to help his clients authentically connect with their audience.

In this special bonus episode I'm sharing a sneak peek into the first video from my new free training series available now (but for this week only). If you're a video producer ready to take the next step and position yourself as a video strategist... then this training is for you.Register for the free training now at https://www.onlinevideostrategyblueprint.com

In this episode of the podcast, I’ll be sharing with you my interview with Elizabeth Pitcorn owner of CI Marketing in New Zealand. We’ll dive deep into how Elizabeth has successfully begun integrating both a marketing agency approach alongside her video production skillset. How she’s been positioning the importance of video strategy for her clients and her journey building confidence as a video strategist.Elizabeth owns and manages C I Marketing. It is a marketing company based in Christchurch, New Zealand which has been operating since 2011. Currently they have five staff and they specialise in content marketing, strategy and more recently, training.

In this episode of the podcast, I am welcoming back Dan Knowlton who was last on the show back in episode 7 of the podcast. Together we’ll dive deep into what ‘advertainment’ is and what it means for your video marketing strategy or for the work that you can potentially do with your clients.Dan is a UK-based digital and social media marketing expert who has grown Knowlton into a multi-award-winning business that has worked with the likes of FIFA, Wahl, Nestle, Citibank, Eurotunnel, and Boston Consulting Group. In addition to running Knowlton, Dan is known for giving his best insights away on stages around the world.

This episode is an audio replay of my presentation at Social Media Marketing World 2020 in San Diego, California back in March 2020 where I talked about how to design your very own roadmap in your organic video strategy.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, we’ll dive deep into the different types of attribution modeling, how you can consider this idea when measuring the effectiveness of your videos and the important question of ‘what attribution model is right for you’.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, I've invited video editor and video repurposing expert Daniel Patrick Norton on the show to discuss more about how to maximise the reach, exposure and potential ROI of your video content through effective repurposing.Learn more at https://www.engagevideomarketing.com/episode157Dan Norton helps Entrepreneurs save time and reach more people by repurposing their live stream videos into bite-sized clips for social media.Over the last decade, he's worked in the live stream sports broadcast industry for Major League Baseball and The Walt Disney Company. His focus now is on fulfilling his desire to help fellow video editors and creators make income with their skills and land more clients. and he's started a group coaching program to do just that for others.In this episode we explore;More about Dan's story, what led him into the world of video and what he does today.The problem with putting all your time and effort into creating a video only to let it sit on one channel alone.What does Dan refer to as repurposing?Why repurpose, not just repost your video 'as-is' on another channel?What are the key things to consider when either working with an editor to repurpose or doing it yourself?How are the requirements different for each platform?What do people often get wrong?... and more

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, we’ll be exploring the 1-4-1 methodology which allows you to get clear on what it is that you do and how you help people. With this method in your toolkit you’ll be able to clearly communicate who you are, and what makes you unique to your potential client or customers in your marketing and communications. It’s an absolute game changer.For further reading on how to gain clarity on your message I highly recommend the book ‘Building a Storybrand’ by Donald Miller.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, we’ll dive deep into how you can make the right decision in doing a DIY video vs. investing in a professional videographer for your business. When is it best to record videos yourself and when is the right time to hire a professional videographer.Learn more about and join the Engage Video Marketing Academy for a $1 Trial TodayBen Amos LinkedInBen Amos InstagramBen Amos TwitterRate the Engage Video Marketing Podcast on iTunes

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, we’ll dive deep into an integrated content strategy and how this approach can add a new level of depth to a video strategy for business. I’m joined by an in-house video strategist and video producer to learn the secrets to video ROI.Glenn Hughes is a professional Video Producer, Videographer and Video Editor with over 20 years experience planning, shooting and editing video for clients worldwide. As a member of the Gordian Marketing Team, Glenn develops video strategies and content road maps aimed at lead and demand gen for each stage of the customer journey. He produces, shoots and edits promotional, educational and training videos for Gordian as well as clients and contractors around the country.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, we’ll dive deep into the untapped power for local businesses by making themselves more visible using video, and we’re not talking highly produced big budget stuff either. Just getting out there, using what you have, and connecting with your community on video.Bruce Irving is a marketing strategist, speaker and founder of Irving Media Group LLC where he helps small local business owners develop and implement a marketing strategy to build a brand as well as increase sales.Bruce is also the host of 2 successful podcasts the Smart Pizza Marketing Podcast and The Local Business Podcast. Before running his own business and hosting these podcasts Bruce ran a multi-million dollar local business for over 20 years.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, I am joined by Todd Hartley of WireBuzz and together we dived deep into the critical role of video in remote selling with the current post-pandemic new normal. Todd Hartley is the founder and CEO of WireBuzz, a digital marketing agency that combines storytelling and award-winning creative to help businesses capture and convert attention into closed deals. Todd is a go-to digital advisor for Tony Robbins, Justin Timberlake, MD Anderson and Home Depot.He also trains corporate sales teams and speaks around the world on topics such as: selling remotely in an access-restricted world, using video to replace face-to-face engagement, and how to create binge-worthy marketing experiences that hack your prospect’s attention and build momentum through the sale. In fact, he recently did a remote sales training for Tony Robbins' internals sales and marketing team and has been asked back to do a webinar for Tony’s entire audience!

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast, we’ll talk about the importance and leverage of having a consistent video strategy as Rob Balasabas takes me through his journey on growing his YouTube channel and the opportunities that opened up for him along the way.Rob Balasabas is the Brand Evangelist at TubeBuddy.com, and speaks at various conferences, summits, podcasts and live stream interviews.He creates a lot of content on his own channels, primarily on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.Rob shares a lot of video marketing & creation strategies, live-streaming tips, as well as tools & software reviews. Basically, videos to help you, the content creator.When he’s not working, Rob is a husband and a dad. He loves to travel, drink coffee, and explore new places with his family.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast I’m excited to share with you my 4-year journey as a course creator. We are going to dive deep how I was able to generate over $125k of income from the courses I’ve offered.Learn more about Business By Design and Ben’s BonusesBen Amos LinkedInBen Amos InstagramBen Amos TwitterRate the Engage Video Marketing Podcast on iTunes

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast I’d like to introduce you to my friend and mentor James Wedmore as we discuss the guidance and coaching I got from him on business over the last few years. James helped me build my online course and memberships side of my business to over 6 figures in revenue, alongside my main agency business.If you don’t know James, he’s a former bartender, a youtube strategy guy and serial entrepreneur who’s built multiple 7-figure businesses. These days he focuses on sharing his years of business building experience with future online entrepreneurs (just like you) who are struggling or just starting out.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing podcast I’m joined by Natalie Hailey from YouTube Agency Hot Content to find out more about leveraging your YouTube videos in various ways off YouTube, and there’s some practical, actionable tips here for everyone.Through her agency Hot Content based out of the north of England in the UK, Natalie Hailey helps small businesses and entrepreneurs to create quality, share-worthy content and promote it, and their brand, online.She also works as an outsourced content marketing strategist, producing and implementing content strategy for businesses of all sizes.She loves to teach the principles of content marketing and help people go from confused, overwhelmed and frustrated to relieved, in control and energised.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, Omar Zenhom co-founder of WebinarNinja shares some ninja tactics for hosting engaging webinars so whether it’s your first webinar or your next one… you’ll be bringing your A-game.Omar Zenhom is the co-founder and CEO of WebinarNinja. Founded in 2014, over a million people have attended a webinar on WebinarNinja and it has been named as one of the fastest growing SaaS companies in 2018.Omar is also the host of the iTunes Best of 2014 podcast, The $100 MBA Show. With over 90 million downloads and over 1,300 episodes, The $100 MBA Show is ranked as a top business podcast in over 30 countries.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, Ryan Spanger discusses the  opportunities that have resurfaced and the new approaches that allowed businesses  to continue their visibility through video marketing and grow their business.Ryan Spanger is the managing director of Dream Engine - A corporate video production company based in Melbourne Australia. Ryan began working in video production in 1999. Starting work as a documentary maker, Ryan applied this form of filmmaking to producing videos for corporates, government departments and educational institutions. His writings about film and video have appeared in a number of publications, and he is still just as passionate about making and talking about video production as ever!

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, Neal Schaffer shares his insights on influencer marketing and the role that video plays when it comes to influence in business.Neal Schaffer is a leading authority on helping businesses through their digital transformation of sales and marketing through consulting, training, and development and execution of social media marketing strategy, influencer marketing, and social selling initiatives. President of the digital marketing agency PDCA Social, Neal also teaches digital media to executives at Rutgers University, the Irish Management Institute (Ireland), and the University of Jyvaskyla (Finland). Fluent in Japanese and Mandarin Chinese, Neal is a popular keynote speaker and has been invited to speak about digital media on four continents in more than a dozen countries. He is also the author of 4 books on social media, including Maximize Your Social (Wiley) and the recently published The Age of Influence (HarperCollins Leadership), the definitive data-driven playbook for influencer marketing that marketers have been waiting for. Neal resides in Irvine, California but also frequently travels to Japan. Check out his Maximize Your Social Influence podcast for weekly inspiration.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we’re diving in to best practice when creating YouTube ads for business and the untapped opportunities it provides for business owners in 2020.Brett Curry is the CEO of OMG Commerce, a digital marketing agency and Google Premier Partner. Brett is the author of The Ultimate Guide to Google Shopping published by Shopify.  He is also the host of the eCommerce Evolution Podcast highlighting what’s new and what’s next in eCommerce.  He and his team manage Google, Amazon, and YouTube ad campaigns for growing eCommerce brands.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I am taking you behind the scenes of a one-to-one video strategy coaching call with Sophia Abbasi from Death Wish Coffee.In 2012, Death Wish Coffee Co. started in a small coffee shop in Saratoga Springs, NY. Founder Mike Brown saw a need for coffee that was both strong and delicious to serve his groggy morning customers. After creating the perfect blend of beans and combining it with his unique roasting technique, the 'World's Strongest Coffee' was born. Today, thousands of people trust Death Wish Coffee to wake them up and keep them going every day.In this episode, Ben works with Sophia to understand the current video marketing strategy that Death Wish Coffee are working on and they break down areas in which they can focus on to better improve their return on video investment across the brand.

In this episode of the podcast, we’re going to dive deep into how important video is when it comes to crowdfunding campaigns with guests Alan Crabbe from Pozible and Matt Hepburn from Your Mates Brewing Co. Originally from Northern Ireland, Alan is the co-founder and CEO of Pozible & Birchal. Alan introduced Crowdfunding to Australia and Asia pacific in 2010. The Pozible platform was developed to help creatives build audiences, raise funds and get ideas off the ground. In late 2017, Alan launched a sister platform called Birchal - a new licensed equity crowdfunding for brands to connect with investors.The sites have hosted thousands of projects and capital raises in Australia and the platforms have helped raise over $100 million since 2010. Matt Hepburn is the co-founder of Your Mates Brewing Co. Their story began in the small coastal town of Moffat Beach on the Sunshine Coast. In 2013, they quit their professional jobs, started slingin’ beers at the local bar and began the adventure of a lifetime.In 2015, they launched their first beer ‘Larry’ on the Sunshine Coast. They were literally working 90+ hours a week perfecting their recipe, running sales, accounts, deliveries, events whilst working their bar jobs to ensure they could float their tiny business. In June 2017, they had a great opportunity to brew the beer themselves at Macleods Brewing Co. in Maleny. Over the years, Christen had brewed on 10 different systems with a large number of various brewing mentors. In 2018, they became the first brewing company in Australia to participate on the national television show ‘Shark Tank’.Your Mates Brewing Co. was not only built without blood sweat and beers, but the whole of the Sunshine Coast, is now in the best position possible to become bigger than they could have ever dreamed. Your Mates represents everything that is good about beer and they love their customers value this as much as them; drinking good beer, with good mates and having a good time doing it!

In this episode of the podcast, we’re going to dive deep into what’s working right now for Facebook and Instagram video ads in 2020 with Andrew Hubbard.Andrew is the founder of Hubbard Digital, a Canberra based digital marketing agency with a focus on Facebook and Instagram advertising for online businesses. He is also an international speaker, and provides education and training for companies to help them upskill their teams on Facebook & Instagram advertising.  In this episode we cover:A short background on Andrew Hubbard and what he does.The state of play for video in FB/IG ads now in 2020 - how marketers should be thinking about the opportunity.What type of ads work best.Does production quality factor in a video ads effectiveness?What makes motion an impactful thing when it comes to videos.Ways that video marketers could consider using paid placement that might be underutilised or not often heard of.How the ads platform adapting or changing over the coming year or two. 

Enrol in the ONLINE VIDEO STRATEGY BLUEPRINT now!In this episode of the podcast, we will talk about the power of video and video strategy in building a personal brand around your business with my guest, Rich Cardona.Rich Cardona is a first generation American and retired Marine Corps attack helicopter pilot. After getting a Masters in Business Administration out of fear he wouldn’t be marketable, he ventured into the traditional workplace and landed a job with retail conglomerate, Amazon. While he admits the company is the tip of the spear, his experience in fulfillment was unfulfilling.He quit, moved into his in-laws basement and searched for which of curiosities could potentially lead to a business of his own. After spending time with and documenting Claude Silver, Vayner Media’s Chief Heart Officer, he realized that there was a need for executives like her to become more visible.Rich Cardona Media was born. Rich’s team helps executives and entrepreneurs become more visible by using video to create long term content and social media consulting. Rich has worked with:- numerous Senators and Congressmen- non profit organizations like Bunker Labs and Warrior Rising- Large organizations like Sonic Healthcare, VaynerMedia, the Minnesota Vikings, and more

Right now, the video production industry is in a strange place. Video shoots cancelled, projects put on hold, anything with a crew larger than 1 basically against the law… but then conversely, right now there is so much more focus on video as a medium of communication than ever before. More businesses are focussed on content creation, on video messaging, on scaling and personalising their business through video.

Did you know that it is projected that by the year 2025 the global e-learning market will reach $325 billion USD? Combined with that 60% of internet users report that online courses are preferable to fit their lifestyle and schedules. Right now, with everything that’s going on in the world, so many people are interested in taking their knowledge and turning it into an online course. And that is what we are talking about in today’s podcast.

As the world is dealing with fear and uncertainty caused by this terrible virus pandemic I feel more than ever the importance of video in building authentic human relationships and communication.In this episode of the podcast we’re exploring the role that video plays in evoking human engagement, both in marketing and in communications.Nick Francis is a communications strategist, author and filmmaker. His company, Casual Films produces over 2,000 films a year for some of the world’s most influential brands. They have worked in 44 countries and had their work translated into 35 languages, winning over 100 awards in the process. From Casual’s first job on the road to Mongolia in a clapped out Mini their spirit of adventure has led them to offices in London, New York, LA, San Francisco and Amsterdam. He previously worked for BBC News and has studied, read, written and presented extensively about video, storytelling, brand building and communication. He is a Founding Director of the Casual Films Academy charity which trains young people in filmmaking through producing videos for charitable causes.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I am taking you behind the scenes of a one-to-one coaching call that I did with one of the founding students of the Engage Video Marketing Academy - Liz Moscrop.Liz Moscrop is the founder of GearUp.TV. An award winning private aviation specialist journalist Liz Moscrop attended EAA Air Venture in Wisconsin, and realised there was a much better way of storytelling. After years working for companies such as the Financial Times, The Robb Report, AIN, Arabian Aerospace and Flight Global, she had the knowledge and contacts to gather a splendid team around her. As you’ll hear in this 1:1 coaching call Liz is considering her options around using live streaming and featuring interviews with industry leaders and she is uncertain about how to best approach this from a strategic perspective.Through the coaching call Ben works with Liz to develop a plan based around creating a series of effective ‘social engagement’ videos from remotely conducted zoom interviews to solidly position her business as ‘thought leaders’ for her industry.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we are diving deep into the strategy behind good video marketing and how we can measure its success.Phil Nottingham is a marketing strategist who specialises in media transformation and regularly speaks around the world about video strategy, brand marketing and search engine optimization. An expert in the use of video and creative content to build lasting brands, he has consulted on video strategy for both large and small brands including Red Bull, The Financial Times, Travelex, Tesco, Lidl and Thoughtworks. Phil currently works as Director of Brand Strategy at the marketing software company, Wistia, where they recently secured the Webby Award for best original series with a documentary about video production, “One, Ten, One Hundred”. 

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I am thrilled to share with you my interview with Jessika Phillips as we talked about the importance of establishing relationship and trust with your customer audience and how this can be beneficial for your business.Jessika is a social media strategist known for her outspoken dedication relationship marketing. Jessika’s personal mission is to inspire people to love more, give more and be more through using authentic relating in their everyday to build relationships. She founded NOW Marketing Group in 2010 with only a laptop and a vision. The company is now a Forbes recognised Agency Partner and a certified inbound partner with Hubspot. NOW Marketing Group works with more than 100 clients across United States and beyond, choosing to serve – not sell. Jessika teaches comprehensive relationship marketing, presents in a weekly videocast “Magnet Marketers” and hosts one of the largest social media Midwest conferences, Social Media Week Lima. 

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast I’ll be sharing tips on how to capture the attention of your audience in your video strategy and encourage higher viewer retention across your video.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast we’re exploring all about how to use personalised 1:1 video messaging for conversion, activation and advocacy with Matt Barnett from Bonjoro.  Originally a British Industrial designer & Artist, Matt moved to Australia and started Bonjoro from a sales hack for his first business. Matt’s love of building great products is only surpassed by his total commitment to building great business culture, and his goal is to be the next Zappos.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I am excited to share with you all my interview with Erika Vieira who is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to starting, growing, and scaling a YouTube channel. Erika Vieira is the host of the YouTube Power Hour Podcast, creator of the Zero to Influence YouTube Bootcamp, and lover of all things social media, YouTube and influencer strategy. With 200 episodes of the YouTube Power Hour Podcast, Erika has spent hundreds of hours talking to and reverse-engineering the successes and failures of dozens of YouTubers both big and small. Her Zero to Influence YouTube Bootcamp has helped hundreds of online influencers grow their channels, see significantly higher video views and find their unique niche.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, it’s going to be an out of the ordinary interview with Jimmy Rose as we discuss automation and how we can use it to be more productive and grow our businesses. Jimmy is the co-founder of Content Snare and Aktura Technology. Once an automation engineer, his new priority is to help business owners regain their lives, be more productive and get more done in less time. 

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I’m excited to share my interview with Matt Johnston as we discuss the world of viral video.Matt helped invent the format, system, and science of viral videos in the publishing world at Business Insider, NowThis, New York Magazine, Men’s Health, and others.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I’m sharing the Do’s and Don’ts when it comes to video marketing in 2020.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we will be unpacking the power of story in business with a focus on the Storybrand framework in a video context.My guest in this episode is the Chief of Teaching and Facilitation of StoryBrand as well as co-host for chart-topping podcast Building a StoryBrand with Donald Miller.

Happy new year to everyone! This episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we will be discussing how to make videos that actually work.My guest in this episode is video marketer and speaker based in Des Moines, IA (USA) - Ryan Snaadt. He works directly with companies on marketing strategy and connecting with their customers. 

This episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I will bring you back one of my favorite episodes in 2019. My guest for this episode is Tim Schmoyer, where we discussed how best to use YouTube in business in today’s modern world. Here is a detailed summary on what we covered during the interview - EngageVideoMarketing.com/Episode99

This episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I will share a replay of my interview with Brian Fanzo where we talked about marketing strategies with millennials. Here is a detailed summary on what we covered during the interview - EngageVideoMarketing.com/Episode62

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, it’s all about doing big marketing for small business owners with Tim Reid.Tim Reid is the founder and host of Australia and New Zealand’s number one business and marketing podcast – The Small Business Big Marketing Show, which can also be found on all Virgin Australia domestic and international flights.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we’re diving into a world of open captions on social media and how this can be impactful for video marketing.With a focus on creating disruptive technology & building a community focused on stewardship and excellence, Jason Toevs has mentored and led companies across the globe. From Kansas farm boy to Mathematician, there has been a unique “global first” vision to his business endeavors throughout the last 10 years. Currently, he serves as the CTO for automatic video captioning app Quicc - giving creators more time by making captions & subtitles fast & easy.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we’re diving into a world of Facebook ads and how business owners can better set themselves up for a return on their ad spend. Join me as I interview the awesome Loren Bartley.Loren Bartley is a Digital Marketing Strategist and high energy entrepreneur, with three children and three businesses and she wouldn’t want it any other way. She has an uncanny knack for seeing an opportunity and jumping on it and pretty much everything she works on turns out to be best in class.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I’m sharing the recording of the presentation I did on creating quality video content quickly at Click Engage Convert Conference in Melbourne, Australia.Click Engage Convert is Australia’s premier social media and digital marketing conference. It takes a strategic approach to digital marketing, exploring the opportunities and highlighting best-practice approaches to using social media, social advertising, email marketing, messenger marketing, video marketing, content creation, story telling, SEO, website optimisation, artificial intelligence, analytics and other digital marketing strategies, to help generate more leads and sales for your business.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I’m exploring the increasing need for businesses to be producing more video content, more consistently and publishing this content regularly online. My guest today is the owner and founder ofFat Pony - a Facebook Ad Agency with a focus on video content based in Edinburgh, UK.

In this episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, I am thrilled to have spoken to Jeff Bartsch, founder of Story Greenlight, an online community that helps YouTubers and human-centred  brands create their best content so they can connect with their audience and make their mark in the world.