Which videos should I make?

​Today I want to share a video about making videos. 

Now a lot of people want to start making videos for their company but once they turn on the camera they freeze. They have no idea what they're going to say they just totally clam up, right. That's one issue in making your own videos. 

Two is they have no idea what to say. Even if you script it sometimes the words just don't come out right and that happens to everyone. That's why they have editors. 

So what I want to share today is just some easy things that you know really well that you can start shooting videos about. That is your company's frequently asked questions. 

No matter if you sell a product or service you, get questions from clients. And you
may get them a lot and you may get repeated questions. So what I suggest you do is write down at least your top ten frequently asked questions. Kind of set them aside and think about them. Then start some short videos answering those questions. 

So for example my name is Eva, from X company, and the question I'm going to answer today is this... and then go thoroughly into that answer. Make sure that you leave nothing to chance. Answer the question just like you would if you were talking to your client.

Then go through the next frequently asked question. You can shoot separate videos so that they're small. You can then share them across social media, your blog, anywhere that you think would be important. 

You can also use the script for those short videos in content. If you haven't checked that out I do have a video about nine ways to repurpose a video, frequently asked questions is one of those ways. So be sure to check that out as well. 

Just leave a comment in my previous video and I'll get you that PDF. If you'd like
to start videos, frequently asked questions are a great way to do it.