You create video. You create it for yourself or your brand, but also to share with the world via social media. Drempt wants to know how can you make this a success?
In a post by AdAge, “Quit Wasting Your Time and Money Trying to Produce Viral Videos,” the phenomenon of going viral is as likely as getting struck by lightning, struck by a meteor, winning the Mega Millions lottery, or finding a rare 42lb. rare rainbow trout. So, maybe you won’t go viral, but your video can still be a hit!
Social Media Today lists the ”Top 10 Reasons Your Videos Aren’t Viral.” Reasons like, “your target audience is too small,” “your video don’t fill a need,” or “you don’t have cats and dancing babies.”
Check out their follow up post on “7 Video Best Practices for in the Era of Social Media.” They share practices like, “Start Strong,” “Make One Point (and No More Than Three),” and “Have a Clear Call to Action.”
Now Drempt asks, “what are your best practices to make your video a success? How do you use social media to share your work?
~Arielle
Drempt is so sad to have missed this documentary when it was in Miami in January. Were you able to check “The City Dark” out in a city near you?
