If you ever wondered my story and how I got into live streaming - this video explains how it's been the most profitable shift in my video business over the last few years. What would you say is your niche?
I think schools are an in tapped market they all need video services these days I helped one school get a tricaster and digital signage to display tricaster content throughout the campus
@@brokecitizen4934 old school worked then and it works now! So long as you're not calling saying, "hey wanna buy something from me! I know we haven't met before!" It's important to just ask for a connection - a zoom call, a coffee, a chat over the phone, etc. and to show up from a place of wanting to help/connect.
@@brokecitizen4934 I have worked with both private schools and entire county school systems and there are plenty of opportunities to livestream graduations and other events.
@@therandomgnome9459 correct. It’s offering live streaming and recording. Saving all of the editing time that you’d normally put in after a conference or event by doing it live.
Great video Zephen, your marketing skill all makes sense when you did work for those guys in the early days. I was also exposed to the gurus in the early 2000’s before launching into video in 2009. I moved into live streaming at the start of COVID and am loving the whole done on the day thing.
@@zephanmoses I use to work for a elite dealer in Houston so I went to newtek/vizrt for training and know just about everyone there well I did before they changed to vizrt
Hey, I’m really sorry to hear you felt that way. I know my content isn't for everyone, but I genuinely want to help other videographers succeed. I’ve been in this industry for 15 years, running my own video production business for 11 of those. I’ve learned a lot along the way, and I’m passionate about sharing that experience with others who want to grow their own businesses. In this video, I was sharing my personal story and some strategies that have helped me and many others earn a steady income without relying on editing. It’s important to me that I also encourage fellow creators who might be feeling stuck or burned out. I understand if it didn’t hit the mark for you, but I hope you find value in some of the other content on my channel. Here are a few actionable steps that I covered in the video: 1) Diversify Your Services: Consider offering live streaming services to your clients-it’s a growing market with a lot of potential. 2) Network with Local Videographers: Building connections with others in your industry can help you find more work and collaborate on bigger projects. 3) Focus on Inbound Marketing: Create a strong online presence so clients come to you, reducing the need to chase leads. 4) Simplify Your Pricing: Develop a clear pricing structure that accounts for all aspects of a project, from pre-production to delivery. 5) Keep Learning and Adapting: The industry is always evolving, and staying ahead means continually improving your skills and services. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I genuinely hope you have a great week!
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If you ever wondered my story and how I got into live streaming - this video explains how it's been the most profitable shift in my video business over the last few years. What would you say is your niche?
@@zephanmoses I’m in a new city again but I’m old school boots on the ground I’ve been calling hotels schools churches to get on there vender list
I think schools are an in tapped market they all need video services these days I helped one school get a tricaster and digital signage to display tricaster content throughout the campus
@@brokecitizen4934 old school worked then and it works now! So long as you're not calling saying, "hey wanna buy something from me! I know we haven't met before!" It's important to just ask for a connection - a zoom call, a coffee, a chat over the phone, etc. and to show up from a place of wanting to help/connect.
@@brokecitizen4934 I have worked with both private schools and entire county school systems and there are plenty of opportunities to livestream graduations and other events.
Solid feedback. Been following you fb group for a while. Always dropping gems!
I would love to work with you for sure. Going to send this to my team.
Happy to chat offline too if there's ways I can help outside of what my current offerings include!
So 'This' is basically offering a live streaming and/or recording of live editing events?
@@therandomgnome9459 correct. It’s offering live streaming and recording. Saving all of the editing time that you’d normally put in after a conference or event by doing it live.
Great video Zephen, your marketing skill all makes sense when you did work for those guys in the early days. I was also exposed to the gurus in the early 2000’s before launching into video in 2009. I moved into live streaming at the start of COVID and am loving the whole done on the day thing.
That's awesome! Glad you were able to pivot.
Hey Zephan I saw that TC 40 Im an old tricaster repair tech and operator I love it.
@@brokecitizen4934 yea man that was my first learning lesson! Ultimately got into the TC1 and TC2 Elite which are awesome.
@@zephanmoses I use to work for a elite dealer in Houston so I went to newtek/vizrt for training and know just about everyone there well
I did before they changed to vizrt
I still repair some old units for people like the 460 and 8000 tricaster are great not many available companies use it I’m surprised
Especially with the augmented reality feature
I’m really surprised we haven’t met av is so small in dc
Thanks for all you do.. I would love to learn from you?
@@adinreid9912 I’d love to teach more! Feel free to check out the links below the video for some helpful resources.
Thank you Zephan! You’re charitable! ♥️
Thanks for watching! Let me know if any questions came up - I've got more like this on the way.
Thanks for sharing man. Would love to connect
what a click bait, there is literally no info in this video, just some random guy talking about himself... not worth a watch
Hey, I’m really sorry to hear you felt that way. I know my content isn't for everyone, but I genuinely want to help other videographers succeed. I’ve been in this industry for 15 years, running my own video production business for 11 of those. I’ve learned a lot along the way, and I’m passionate about sharing that experience with others who want to grow their own businesses.
In this video, I was sharing my personal story and some strategies that have helped me and many others earn a steady income without relying on editing. It’s important to me that I also encourage fellow creators who might be feeling stuck or burned out. I understand if it didn’t hit the mark for you, but I hope you find value in some of the other content on my channel.
Here are a few actionable steps that I covered in the video:
1) Diversify Your Services: Consider offering live streaming services to your clients-it’s a growing market with a lot of potential.
2) Network with Local Videographers: Building connections with others in your industry can help you find more work and collaborate on bigger projects.
3) Focus on Inbound Marketing: Create a strong online presence so clients come to you, reducing the need to chase leads.
4) Simplify Your Pricing: Develop a clear pricing structure that accounts for all aspects of a project, from pre-production to delivery.
5) Keep Learning and Adapting: The industry is always evolving, and staying ahead means continually improving your skills and services.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
I genuinely hope you have a great week!