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Help Wanted: Voice Over Artists
Voice over artists must have their own microphone and recording setup yo qualify.
Mackey Productions is currently seeking direct relationships with voice over artist who maintain their own recording studio or have access to one in order to acquire talent and voice overs for corporate videos and TV commercials. If you qualify, please send your demo real to stuart@mackeyproductions.com or call (813) 699-0843.
Voice over artists and prospects must be able to provide 48kHz or better WAV, AIF, or high nitrate MP3 files. We we use your samples to send to clients in order that they may choose the voice that fits their project. If applicable, please provide voice over samples in multiple styles and tempos, with or without music as you have them available.
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Monday, June 16, 2014
3 Tips to Publishing Video Regularly and Consistently
Video Marketing Tips Series
This is part of an ongoing series giving you tips on how to create great marketing videos and how to get the most search engine optimization and benefit from those marketing videos.
3 Tips to Publishing Video Regularly and Consistently
Whether its blogging or video marketing or youtube or a podcast, consistently creating and publishing new content is a power tool to increase traffic to your site. Don’t just randomly create new videos or blog posts, but develop a routine and a schedule. Part of the reason this is one of the first articles I am publishing is to help keep myself accountable. I have tried, in the past, to create regular content with two podcasts. They have each gone months without new episodes at times. Here are 3 tips on how to create marketing videos regularly and consistently.
Tip #1 – Schedule It!
Productivity experts agree that if you want something important to get done, you need to assign it a time. So look at your schedule and choose a time to start creating! If you are first starting out, and aren’t sure how long it will take, give yourself extra time. Try scheduling it early in the week so that if you can’t do it in one sitting, you have time to get back and finish it. And keep the commitment to yourself! You can also consider outsourcing portions of your workflow, such as the editing, or the creation of the YouTube record or blog post. Or try out If This Then That (IFTTT) for some automation.
Tip #2 – Shoot It!
Tip #3 – Ship It!
And as Seth Godin says, you you most “ship it”! It doesn’t need to be perfect, but you must ship (publish)! You don’t necessarily even have to edit it, if you shot it in one take and din’t mess up too much. Create a draft blog post on your website that you are going to embed the video into. Make sure the title is compelling and SEO friendly. Type up some good notes summarizing what the video is about, and link to any related articles on the web or on your own site. On YouTube, any url that is complete with the ’http:// becomes clickable. Next, Upload the video to YouTube and make sure you fill out all the fields completely. Use the same title you used for your blog post. Make sure that the description field includes a link to the blog post you are going to embed the video into, plus the same description information you put into the blog post. Also include links to any and all of your social network profiles. This article was inspired, in part, by 29 Tips to Make Your Video Marketing Easy – Social Media Examiner.
4: Start publishing regularly
Video can seem like just another challenge to overcome, but I see a major increase in my business and brand awareness all from the power of video. There are a number of tips I could share, but the best one is easy. Simply put, it’s important to start publishing video on a consistent basis. Lewis Howes, author of a popular blog and soon-to-be-launched Video Traffic Academy.
Stuart Mackey is founder and Creative Director at Mackey Productions, LLC. Mackey Productions, LLC is a producer of high definition marketing videos for local businesses, non-profits and individuals. Serving Riverview, Brandon and the greater Tampa Bay area, Mackey Productions’ mission is to deliver custom, focused content at an affordable price. Please contact Mackey Productions today to receive your free video marketing consultation! 813–699–0843 or mackeyproductions.com.
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Friday, June 13, 2014
Seven Steps to Create a Marketing Video Today!
Video Marketing Tips Series
This is part of an ongoing series giving you tips on how to create great marketing videos and how to get the most search engine optimization and benefit from those marketing videos.
Seven Steps to Create a Marketing Video Today!
Tip #1 – Try Video Now!
Try video and see if it works. I am pretty sure you have everything you need to produce a video already. Start with your iPhone, iPad, DSLR or digital camera. Even if you don’t have anything else, this is enough to get started.
Step 1 – Video is Horizontal
First, for phone and tablets, make sure you frame the video horizontally, not vertically. This will make it play better on all platforms, and make it not look as amateur.
Step 2 – Frame your head
Frame it with the top of your head near the top edge of the frame. Pay attention to when you watch TV or movies, and you’ll see this is the way that looks best. Putting your head in the middle of the frame will make you look vertically challenged. While you’re at it, try to get a close up of just your head and shoulders and so people can see your expressions better.
Step 3 – Prepare the environment
Minimize noise in the room.
If you are in an office or at home, try to minimize any noises by temporarily turning off fans or air conditioners. Also, your desktop or laptop computer fan may be louder than you realize. If you are not using it to record, consider shutting it down or putting it into sleep mode.
Step 4 – Prepare yourself
You will be most comfortable if you a record a video talking about a topic you don’t have to research. But, even if you know your material, it is a good idea to jot down a few notes before you start. You can hold the sheet out of frame, or tape it under or next to the camera.
Step 5 – Record!
Now you’re all set, press that button and begin talking. When you are done talking, stop. A few mess ups or misspoken words come sometimes just make the whole thing come off as more authentic. If you hate it, just shoot it again. But if you are interested in editing your video, or adding titles, I recommend iMovie on iPhone and iPad, iMovie on Mac, or Windows Movie Maker on Windows.
Step 6 – Publish
Share, everywhere!
Most smart phones allow direct publishing to youtube in one simple step. But if you have a Google plus business page, i recommend publishing it to that page, if appropriate. On mobile, I recommend the YouTube Capture app. On desktops, just ensure you’re logged in to you Google Plus business page.
Step 7 – Share
Lastly, if no one know you made a video, no one is likely to see it. So make sure you hare the video on all your social networks; Google Plus, Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, WordPress, Tumblr, etc. And don’t be afraid to ask your viewers to like and share your video.
Thats all for this tip. I will be presenting many more video marketing tips, including how to come up with a publishing schedule, how to include other people, how to do interviews and more. So, if you have a specific question – or a tip – please leave a comment on the YouTube video or the blog post, and share it with your friends and circles as well.
Stuart Mackey is founder and Creative Director at Mackey Productions, LLC. Mackey Productions, LLC is a producer of high definition marketing videos for local businesses, non-profits and individuals. Serving Riverview, Brandon and the greater Tampa Bay area, Mackey Productions’ mission is to deliver custom, focused content at an affordable price. Please contact Mackey Productions today to receive your free video marketing consultation! 813–699–0843 or mackeyproductions.com.
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Saturday, April 26, 2014
Helping men and women get back to work
Today I’m helping out the South Shore Young professionals clothing event. We are helping out those who want clothes for job interviews to get back into the workforce.
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Friday, April 25, 2014
Best Western Saratoga Resort Villas
Mackey Productions is here at Saratoga Resort (http://ift.tt/1tKxwZR) for a preproduction planning meeting for a commercial that we will be producing for them.
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Best Western Saratoga Resort Villas
Mackey Productions is here Saratoga resort for a preproduction planning meeting for a commercial that we will be producing for them.
Published via Pressgram
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Best Western Saratoga Resort Villas
Mackey Productions is here Saratoga resort for a preproduction planning meeting for a commercial that we will be producing for them.
Published via Pressgram
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
11 Essential Ingredients Every Blog Post Needs [Infographic] – via Copyblogger
11 Essential Ingredients Every Blog Post Needs [Infographic] – Copyblogger
I found this great Infographic over at Copyblogger and I thought I’d share it with all of you.
So. You think you’ve got yourself a good blog post.
You chose your writing style. You knocked out the first draft. You allowed it to sit for an hour or a day.
Now it’s time to edit that bad dog — ruthlessly. So that it has a fighting chance in the trenches. [Read the rest on Copyblogger...]
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Monday, April 14, 2014
What Is My Favorite Part Of My Job #SSSVEDA Day 14 VEDA
Saturday, April 12, 2014
SSSVEDA Day 12
Friday, April 11, 2014
My Favorite social network Is? Facebook? Youtube? Google Plus? SSSVEDA 11
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Volunteering SSSVEDA DAY 9
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Most Adventurous #SSSVEDA DAY 8
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Luck ? Or Fate? SSSVEDA day 7
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Online Videos
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Online Videos
I had a lead ask me several questions about the way I suggest to deliver their existing video seminars to more people in order to increase revenue. She had so many good questions, in fact, that I thought she might not be alone. So I have compiled these Frequently Asked Questions about Video Seminars.
When you shoot a video for a client, what are the options they can choose for delivery?
DVD discs are no longer worth the plastic they’re printed on. Digital delivery is now the norm.
I believe physical media (DVDs and BluRays, etc.) are on their way out. More and more content “sellers” are moving to a membership site model, at least when it comes to videos in series or sets. When you purchase a training class, a system automatically generates an account for you with a unique password, much like any other site. The “seller” can then allow or block you from whatever content you have or have not paid for.
This is a great way to grow your passive income if you are producing content on a regular basis as you can set it up as a subscription model, where they continue to have access to past videos as well as new videos, as long as they continue to pay their monthly dues. The model you choose depends on the volume of content you produce and its value.
Hosting online also avoids (or at least reduces) problems with people being able to play the format. Nearly all web-based video playback automatically adjusts for the viewer’s device; Mac, PC, iPhone, etc. If you deliver a physical product, you need to provide it either in multiple formats, which can be confusing to the end user, or find the “one-size-fits-most” format. Tablets – and now many laptops – do not include a DVD drive, making that format less compatible than it was even a few years ago.
Thumb drives have compatibility problems with tablets, especially iPads and iPhones.
Either way, some form of electronic (non-physical) delivery is THE way to go. Most of my commercial clients get an electronic delivery from me via FTP or Dropbox, and then their web admin handles getting it on their website. Or I am put in direct contact with their web admin. I rarely have ANYONE ask for a physical copy anymore.
How you prevent piracy or theft? How would we prevent people from copying our work and sharing it?
Internet security has improved greatly
Another advantage to hosting your files online is you can (more-or-less reliably) prevent unauthorized copying. Plus, can you connect a flash drive to a Tablet? An iPad? No, you can’t. Nor can you play a DVD in a tablet. DVDs can get misplaced, scratched, or “ripped” and re-published without your permission. It also can be tricky to clearly deliver multiple videos on a Flash drive in a way that allows for people to know the sequence or relationship between them.
Can you create movies that can be purchased through iTunes or other electronic stores?
If your customers buy your video online, not only can they watch it online, but they could watch it from ANY device or computer by simply logging in. There are even some really advanced premium services that can “resume” where the viewer left off. Again, if it is streaming online, it is more difficult to “steal” but not impossible. And any online account could theoretically share their login with someone else.
But, anything delivered via iTunes (iTunes movies or iBooks) is very, VERY difficult to “steal.”
Can I create a commercial for my product or video?
Yes. Any long form video can be very effectively edited into a “commercial” for the longer product. This has been shown to increase sales by as much as 600%! Each unique product you sell should have its own highlight video or commercial sales video on its’ sales page.
What if I really, really want it delivered in a physical form?
If you still want your product delivered in a physical form, we can delivery a CD, DVD or BluRay disc. We can also provide files via USB drives; thumb-drives or hard drives.
If you are creating a product to sell, we can help design the packaging and have retail-ready bar-coded and shrink wrapped packages produced for you.
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Sunday, April 6, 2014
Sunday at church #SSSVEDA Day 5
Saturday, April 5, 2014
SSSVEDA DAY 4
Friday, April 4, 2014
My Weekend Plans #SSSVEDA Day 4
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Sssveda 3
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
What Is My Favorite Tv Commercial? #Sssveda 2
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Introduction to myself #SSSVEDA Day 1
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Audio vs. Video Podcast – PP7
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “Audio vs. Video Podcast – PP7.”
Audio vs. Video Podcast – Pocket Podcaster 7
Today we feature another interview with Steve Cherubino. Our topic today: Audio vs. video podcast; Should your new podcast be an audio only podcast or a video podcast? What are the advantages of audio vs. video podcasting? We answer these questions and more in this episode.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Audio vs. Video Podcast – PP7
A new post from Pocket Podcaster!
Audio vs. Video Podcast – Pocket Podcaster 7
Today we feature another interview with Steve Cherubino. Our topic today: Audio vs. video podcast; Should your new podcast be an audio only podcast or a video podcast? What are the advantages of audio vs. video podcasting? We answer these questions and more in this episode.
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What is a podcast? – PP6.1
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “What is a podcast? – PP6.1.”
What is a podcast?
(Note: This is an updated version of the previously published episode.)
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
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What is a podcast? – PP6.1
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “What is a podcast? – PP6.1.”
What is a podcast?
(Note: This is an updated version of the previously published episode.)
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
To learn more about Steve and his podcasting course, you can visit Shut Up And Podcast (http://ift.tt/1oTVc8Z)
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
SMVP 7 – How to Create a LinkedIn Business Page
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A new episode of Social Media Video Podcast titled “SMVP 7 – How to Create a LinkedIn Business Page” has just been released!
SMVP 7 – How To Create A LinkedIn Business Page
In this episode we show you how to create A LinkedIn Business Page. A LinkedIn Business Page has many advantages over “cheating” your personal Profile into a business account. Even if you are a small business, you can look more polished, finished, and BIGGER with a company profile page. It allows you to list products and services, which can be highlighted with links and videos. You can link each product or service to specific staff member. And you can assign multiple people as page managers, like on the other social media platforms we’ve talked about. And the most powerful aspect – page analytics and insights into who exactly is checking out your business.
Links in this episode
- Create A LinkedIn Company Page here.
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What is a podcast? – PP6.1
A new post from Pocket Podcaster!
What is a podcast?
(Note: This is an updated version of the previously published episode.)
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
To learn more about Steve and his podcasting course, you can visit Shut Up And Podcast (http://ift.tt/1oTVc8Z)
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Friday, March 14, 2014
73% of Consumers More Likely to Make a Purchase After Watching a Video [Report]
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PP 4 – Why Start A Podcast?
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “PP 4 – Why Start A Podcast?.”
PP 4 – Why Start A Podcast?
In this episode, I explain why I decided to start this podcast on this topic in particular. Podcasting can be easier, more fun, and more effective than just simply blogging. There seems to be a bit more “grace” with listeners and viewers of video and audio than their is with written content. And besides that, you probably always have your iPhone with you, right?
In a later episode I will show you how you can literally carry everything you need to produce a podcast like this in your pockets (or purse, or jacket).
Please leave feedback on this episode on Youtube or on this post. And please leave a review on iTunes.
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SMVP 6 – How To Create A Google Plus Business Page
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A new episode of Social Media Video Podcast titled “SMVP 6 – How To Create A Google Plus Business Page” has just been released!
SMVP 6 – How To Create A Google Plus Business Page
In this episode WE’RE BACK! And we show you how to create a Google Plus Page for your business. It is important to create a proper business page on Google Plus, just like it is on Facebook. A properly created Google Plus business page allow multiple page managers, and will improve yor SEO when connected to your other social media profiles and your website.
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SMVP 6 – How To Create A Google Plus Business Page
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A new episode of Social Media Video Podcast titled “SMVP 6 – How To Create A Google Plus Business Page” has just been released!
SMVP 6 – How To Create A Google Plus Business Page
In this episode WE’RE BACK! And we show you how to create a Google Plus Page for your business. It is important to create a proper business page on Google Plus, just like it is on Facebook. A properly created Google Plus business page allow multiple page managers, and will improve yor SEO when connected to your other social media profiles and your website.
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What is a podcast? – PP6
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “What is a podcast? – PP6.”
What is a podcast?
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
To learn more about Steve and his podcasting course, you can visit Shut Up And Podcast (http://ift.tt/1oTVc8Z)
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What is a podcast? – PP6
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “What is a podcast? – PP6.”
What is a podcast?
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
To learn more about Steve and his podcasting course, you can visit Shut Up And Podcast (http://ift.tt/1oTVc8Z)
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What is a podcast? – PP6
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “What is a podcast? – PP6.”
What is a podcast?
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
To learn more about Steve and his podcasting course, you can visit Shut Up And Podcast (http://ift.tt/1oTVc8Z)
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What is a podcast? – PP6
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “What is a podcast? – PP6.”
What is a podcast?
Today we interview Steve Cherubino and ask the question “what is a podcast?” We also talk about what a podcast is for and why you might want to consider having one. This is mostly a conception conversation, although we begin to delve a little into the technicalities of podcasting, such as what an RSS feed is and how it makes a podcast possible.
To learn more about Steve and his podcasting course, you can visit Shut Up And Podcast (http://ift.tt/1oTVc8Z)
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PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free.”
How to edit video on iPhone for Free
In this episode I show how to edit and trim your video on your iPhone or iPad using the built in Photos app. This simple app that comes right on your iOS device allows you to trim a video’s beginning and end to cut out any extra footage. It can NOT however allow you to cut out of the middle or join two together.
Once you trim the clip to your liking, you can save the video as a new video on your camera roll if you have the space, or else you can replace the previous video with the newly trimmed version. I caution you to not save over the original if you have the space. You can always go back and delete the original afterwards. This way if you trim too much, you can always go back and do it over again.
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PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free.”
How to edit video on iPhone for Free
In this episode I show how to edit and trim your video on your iPhone or iPad using the built in Photos app. This simple app that comes right on your iOS device allows you to trim a video’s beginning and end to cut out any extra footage. It can NOT however allow you to cut out of the middle or join two together.
Once you trim the clip to your liking, you can save the video as a new video on your camera roll if you have the space, or else you can replace the previous video with the newly trimmed version. I caution you to not save over the original if you have the space. You can always go back and delete the original afterwards. This way if you trim too much, you can always go back and do it over again.
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PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free.”
How to edit video on iPhone for Free
In this episode I show how to edit and trim your video on your iPhone or iPad using the built in Photos app. This simple app that comes right on your iOS device allows you to trim a video’s beginning and end to cut out any extra footage. It can NOT however allow you to cut out of the middle or join two together.
Once you trim the clip to your liking, you can save the video as a new video on your camera roll if you have the space, or else you can replace the previous video with the newly trimmed version. I caution you to not save over the original if you have the space. You can always go back and delete the original afterwards. This way if you trim too much, you can always go back and do it over again.
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PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “PP 5 – How to edit video on iPhone for Free.”
How to edit video on iPhone for Free
In this episode I show how to edit and trim your video on your iPhone or iPad using the built in Photos app. This simple app that comes right on your iOS device allows you to trim a video’s beginning and end to cut out any extra footage. It can NOT however allow you to cut out of the middle or join two together.
Once you trim the clip to your liking, you can save the video as a new video on your camera roll if you have the space, or else you can replace the previous video with the newly trimmed version. I caution you to not save over the original if you have the space. You can always go back and delete the original afterwards. This way if you trim too much, you can always go back and do it over again.
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PP 4 – Why Start A Podcast?
A new episode of Pocket Podcaster has just been published over at Pocket Podcaster titled “PP 4 – Why Start A Podcast?.”
PP 4 – Why Start A Podcast?
In this episode, I explain why I decided to start this podcast on this topic in particular. Podcasting can be easier, more fun, and more effective than just simply blogging. There seems to be a bit more “grace” with listeners and viewers of video and audio than their is with written content. And besides that, you probably always have your iPhone with you, right?
In a later episode I will show you how you can literally carry everything you need to produce a podcast like this in your pockets (or purse, or jacket).
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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce Member Luncheon Highlights March 2014
Highlights from Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce Member Luncheon, March 2014. Featuring Bland Eng of Brandon Hospital.
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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Rear camera glitch demonstration in Rise iPad App
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Press Release: Mackey Productions wins Business of the Year with Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce
Press Release: Mackey Productions wins Business of the Year with Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce
On Tuesday, January 21, 2014, Stuart Mackey, of Mackey Productions, LLC, was presented with the award for Business of the Year for Business with 10 or Fewer Employees by The Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce at the Annual Membership Banquet. Mackey Productions was one of three finalists in this category. The other two finalists with Great Florida Insurance of South Shore and James Pulkowski, CPA.
Other Categories for business of the year were Companies with 11 to 300 employees and Companies with Greater than 300 Employees.
“I honestly was surprised I won,” said Stuart Mackey, founder of Mackey Productions, LLC. “"The other finalists in my category are great businesses and great people. I would have been very happy for either of them if they had won. I as honored to even be one of nine finalists among over 50 applicants.”
When asked what he hopes this year hold, Stuart responded, “I really hope this award is a tool we can use to raise awareness of the company and that it will help us continue the growth we saw last year.”
Mackey Productions, LLC is a producer of high definition video for local businesses, non-profits and individuals. Serving Riverview and the greater Tampa Bay area, Mackey Productions’ mission is to deliver custom, focused content at an affordable price. Mackey Productions has assisted many local businesses and organizations in increasing their brand awareness and recognition, by creating engaging video content that fits with each client’s brand identity. From initial consultation, to script writing, shooting, editing, and final delivery, Mackey Productions, LLC. is there to help the client through all stages of the production process.
The mission of Mackey Productions is to grow and promote the clients it serves through appropriate balance of new technology with old techniques with a unique blend of tools and resources for each client. We believe there is no such thing as a cookie-cutter video package, and strive to deliver the best product we can within the client's budget.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
GRCC Annual Dinner Business of the Year
We won! Congrats to all my fellow business of the year winners; Carr Pediatric Dentistry and South Bay Hospital! Also congratulations to Jennifer King, Jennifer Caskey and Jordann Scrugs on your awards. And Citizen of the Year Tammy Holmberg!
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GRCC Annual Dinner – January 21, 2014
I’m hanging out with 350 of my closest (and grooviest) friends at the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce (http://ift.tt/1cKJQQz) Annual Membership and Awards Dinner. Mackey Productions, LLC, is a finalist for Business of the Year – Organizations with 10 or less employees. Goo luck to all the finalists in all categories!
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
First TCOB of 2014
Networking with the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce TCOB meeting
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Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Press Release – Mackey Productions, LLC is a Finalist in the Greater Riverview Chamber 2013 Business of the Year!
For Immediate Release:
Mackey Productions, LLC proudly announces that they are a finalist in the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce 2013 Business of the year, in the “Organizations with up to 10 employees” category.
From the Official Announcement email:
Please extend a big CONGRATULATIONS to the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce 2013 Business of the Year Award Finalists listed in alphabetical order: Organizations with up to 10 employees:
- Great Florida Insurance South Shore
- James J. Pulkowski, CPA, PA
- Mackey Productions, LLC
Organizations with 11 up to 300 employees:
- Canine Cabana
- Carr Pediatric Dentistry
- The Alley at Southshore
Organizations with over 301 employees:
- CenterState Bank
- Mosaic
- South Bay Hospital
Special thanks our panel of Judges: 2011 Business Person of the Year Award Winner Erik Butler, TakeOut Butler 2012 Riverview Citizen of the Year Award Winner Dr. Bryan Thatcher, Thatcher Properties 2013 President Donna Lee Fore, P.F. Auto Glass, Inc. Mary Owens, Black Diamond Associates Pamela Knowles, ATAP Solutions Inc.
Award winners will be announced at the Annual Dinner Celebration on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. RSVPs are required in advance. For more information, … contact the chamber office (813) 234-5944.
Thank you, Tanya Doran, Executive Director Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce
“I am proud to be listed among such excellent businesses” says Stuart Mackey, founder of Mackey Productions, LLC. “Our business has grown a lot this year, due, in no small part, to the many business and connections made as part of our Greater Riverview Chamber membership. I see us continuing to utilize the business and resources of the chamber to grown even further this year.”
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Thursday, January 2, 2014
Five Reasons Why Video Marketing is Important
Five Reasons Why Video Marketing is Important
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p>People often ask “Why is video marketing important?” And “Why do I need video marketing?” The answers are quite simple, and it all comes down to asking this question: “Do you want to increase traffic to your site?”
People would rather watch than read.
Increasingly, people would rather watch a video than read a blog post or article online; they are used to consuming visual content on all channels; Facebook, Instagram, etc. People are also more likely to finish watching an engaging video than read an entire blog post.Video stands out from the search result crowd.
When people see a page of search results, video results stand out from the list because they show a thumbnail image next to the text summary. On social media, images and videos are given more space and priority than text only or link posts.Video can be easier than writing.
There seems to be a perception online, that if you have one misspelled word or typo in your blog article, that you mustn't know what you talking about. But on video, there seems to be a little more grace for mistakes. In fact, a more authentic video will actually be trusted more than a polished video in some categories.Video can be SEO optimized.
Most people don't know that you can embed the transcript of your video on YouTube. If you are reading from a written script, this is as simple as copy and paste. If you are more unscripted, it may require a bit more work. But essentially, this means words you spoke in the video can be searched, therefore you should make sure to say your keywords or key phrases in your video. You can also add these keywords to your tags and video decription.Videos can link back to your site.
When you create a video on YouTube, you have the option to add links to the description as well as text. Make sure you link it back to your website or the related post on your site. You can also setup your YouTube Channel to link to you homepage, Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, etc. to add more link relevancy.
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