Thanks to Scott Skibell of SkillCasting.com for interviewing me about how to get creative with your Video Marketing. It’s the first of two interviews we did. If you like the content and want to become a Pocket Video Boss please consider joining my training programme.

Tip: Notice how Scott adds an extra layer to his Skype interviews using graphics and text to reinforce the learning points and break up the interview visually.

As part of my iPhone 4/4s Videomaking course I cover how to shoot close-ups with the iPhone4.

If you are selling craft I suggest you use video to bring your products to life. A lot of online marketplaces now allow video embedding and using low cost tools you can make amazing looking videos to help sell more. Using video to market a static product like jewelry is a great way to bring it to life and get your buyers in the mood to buy.

In amongst all those other listings, you’ll stand out from the jpegs.

Reminder: If you want to find out how to make awesome videos like this with your iPhone 4/4s, you need to check out my iPhone Video training programme.

Check out this Video from the Tie Dye Grill in Indianapolis. It was shot entirely on a Flip Video Camera and edited back at base by 12 Stars Media. What I like is it feels homemade but
not badly made. Sometimes ultra glossy expensive ads just don’t look believable, the food kind of looks too good to be true.

Short ad spots like these work really well in directory listings where you just want to get to the point really quick and entice people to your store.