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Here’s the challenge this week…
“Make WEIRD Size Videos For Facebook Posts”
You don’t have to stick to a standard video size in the FB timeline.
Apparently, Facebook’s native video player will play just about any video resolution in the timeline. (We’ll be testing the limits this week)
Every Sunday, starting today, we’re going to post a short, easy, Sunday Video Challenge for you to consider adding to your social media video-centric content publishing strategy.
So, let’s start with an easy one…
Here’s a video that showed up on my personal Facebook timeline today
The landscape of mobile video isn’t just changing. It’s already here, FULL FORCE, whether you’re capitalizing on it or not. As such, Facebook recently talked about some of the things that’s working now with some of their most successful advertisers.
If you want to stay relevant and attract an audience with video, you MUST pay attention to how people are consuming it.
When you go on vacation, you spend a lot of time taking in the view, relaxing, and checking out the local cuisine… soaking it all in. And if you’re like most people, what else do you end up doing?
You end up taking a lot of photos and video. Right?
Then, you find that your phone or video camera (or both) is loaded with a bunch of random clips that sits in your memory stick or hard drive that you rarely ever revisit.
That’s exactly what Jon did when he visited the Amazon and had the time of his life. So instead of making a boring slideshow, he asked us to compile everything he shot into a nice, creative overview video of his trip.
If you host a mastermind or a physical event of some sort, it’s good to capture some video so that you can capture the experience and share it in an interesting way.
Scott Oldford hold several mastermind sessions with entrepreneurs and wanted to have a brief “experience” video to showcase what happens at these events so that he can share that and attract new attendees to future events.
Sometimes you don’t know exactly what you want until you actually see it.
Especially true with video when it can be creatively edited many different ways.
So, if you have the time and the talent (or someone helping you if you don’t), it’s good to come up with several creative versions of the same video. Once you see a couple different versions, it’s easier to nail down what you like and what you don’t.
When Greg Rollett of Ambitious.com came to us to help with his video content, frankly, we were surprised. He already has a full content, in-house staff, including a more than competent video crew.
Turns out, his goal is to repurpose video content he already has, in a creative way. His team is already busy with ongoing projects so bringing in Video Buddy to help with content repurposing “just made sense”, I recall him telling me.
The term “Snackable” content just sort of evolved as we talked about what we could do. Now, we’re working almost every day on some of his longform video content and coming up with shareable, likeable, commentable social media content by creatively telling his stories in much smaller chunks.