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How to Create
Your Own
Physical Video
Products
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Why are video products important? No one likes to be associated with the "old way," and so
this simply reinforces the fact that they scored a home
run when they got your product. Finally, you're going to get into the meat of the product. All you've done up to this point is set them up to get your
solution, now you're going to provide it, step by step. Don't be afraid to give them detail, and to tell them not
just 'how' to do something, but also 'why' they should do
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it that way. Remember, you are the expert, so by all
means be forthcoming with your expertise. Before you wrap up the video, you've got one more thing
to do - tell them what to do next. Tell them to take the
information they've just gained and put it to work. And
most of all, give them the first step. If you've just given
them a boatload of info, they may be overwhelmed into
doing nothing. That's why you want to put them on the
road to success by reminding them of that first step, and
telling them to do it right now while it's still fresh on their
minds. What software do you need? You'll need some kind of software for creating your
finished video product, and the good news is that it's free. If you've got a PC you probably already have a copy of
Movie Maker, and if you don't you can download it off of
the Internet. If you have a Mac, then you'll be using
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iMovie. Of course you can also purchase professional
software such as Adobe. But in the beginning, there's
really no need since the software you already have on
your laptop is probably more than you'll need. How about editing tips? First, keep it simple. Sure there are all kinds of fancy
tricks you can use in your videos, but to look truly
professional you want to keep it simple. The easiest way of all to edit your video is to hire
someone to do it for you. You might use a Fiverr person
for this, or someone at Freelancer.com or one of those
freelancer websites. Tell them you want a title slide at the
beginning, a smooth transition into the video of you
speaking, and most of all edit out any and all gaps. You
know what I mean - the time you dropped your notes,
you lost your train of thought, or when the UPS man
knocked on your door. 9
If you're doing your own editing, then you already know
what to do. Remove pauses, gaps and mistakes. Edit out
that rough start or end where you were fumbling with the
camera. Did you do the video in segments? Rather than cutting
straight from one segment to another, do a cross fade for
a smoother transition. Add front and back title slides to your video. The title slide
has the title of the video with your name on it. You might
also include what's in the video on that slide or a second
slide. The back slide is either the same as the title slide,
or it has the addition of your website URL. This little step
goes a long way towards making your video look truly
professional. NOTE: If at any time any of this sounds out of your
league, you can either read the software instructions,
Google it, or simply get someone else to do it. The main
thing here is that you NOT get hung up on the technical
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stuff. This is minor at best, and definitely not something
that should prevent you from making your own video
product. Too many people are afraid to try something new
because they don't know how to do the technical aspect of
it. So what. Get someone else to handle that stuff for you
and just DO it. :-)
One more thing - if you're hoping to get your video just
perfect, or even close to perfect, I've got news - it will
never happen. Ever. You're going to stumble on your
words. You're going to get a silly look on your face as you
try to remember what you were about to say. You're going
to look slightly nervous, or giddy, or whatever. There is no
such thing as perfection, so don't even try to attain it -
you'll go nuts if you do.
I know a guy who recorded the same 20 minute video 11
times trying to get it just perfect. Know what his best take
was? The second one. The next nine were a complete
waste of time and a source of tremendous frustration. And
just so you know - the second video was only barely
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better than the first. Had he simply recorded the video
once and stopped like a sane person, he, the video and
his viewers would have all been just fine. As it was he
didn't record another video product for months because
he dreaded going through the same ordeal again. And by the way - people like people who are human. If
you did achieve perfection, you and your video would feel
too sterile, like you were some kind of machine. Think
about it - what happens when you hear someone stumble
on a word in an instructional video? Personally, I think
they're more likable and I begin rooting for them. One thing you should avoid, however, is those little filler
noises that add nothing to content and serve only to
distract. You know the noises I mean - "Um, errr, ahh"
and so forth.A local elected official who was
(thankfully) kicked out of office by a landslide majority
vote prior to the expiration of her first term.Then if you choose, you can also re-purpose the video by
stripping out the audio and selling that as a product, as
well as packaging the transcriptions into an ebook or
breaking them up into articles and blog posts.Kunaki takes your file that you upload and turns it
into a professional DVD inside a case, complete with label
on the disk, a full color cover on the case with barcode, all
shrink wrapped and ready to be shipped.If you take identical
products and make one physical and one an electronic
download, the physical product will - 9 times out of 10 -
have a lower refund rate because people are lazy.If you
want to capture both video lovers and readers, simply add
PDF transcripts of your videos to your package.Also, serial refunders are less likely to order in the
first place because they know they'll have to return the
DVD to qualify for the refund.One caveat about Kunaki - You need a PC to initially use
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Kunaki.The culprit?


النص الأصلي

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How to Create
Your Own
Physical Video
Products
2
Why are video products important? Because they have a
higher perceived value by your prospects and customers.
You can charge more for videos than you typically can for
ebooks, and they can be easier to sell because more
people want to watch videos than read ebooks. If you
want to capture both video lovers and readers, simply add
PDF transcripts of your videos to your package.
Then if you choose, you can also re-purpose the video by
stripping out the audio and selling that as a product, as
well as packaging the transcriptions into an ebook or
breaking them up into articles and blog posts. And if
you're making a series of videos, you can even turn them
into an entire course or membership site.
What kind of camera do you need?
You can go with an expensive model, but in the beginning
I advocate saving your money and using a fairly decent
camera that doesn't set you back several hundred dollars.
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After all, what's truly important is the content of your
videos, not that you have Hollywood quality film making
(you're not going to achieve that level anyway!)
You can haunt your favorite office store and simply pick
up an economical camera there. Or you can use the one
built into your computer.
And by all means get the tripod – it'll pay for itself the
first time you record yourself.
How do you choose your topic for your video
product?
It's much the same as for any product – find out what
your customers need and want and give them that and
more. And to be sure you're on the right track, test it out.
Maybe do a blog post or take a survey and see what kind
of reaction you get. Even though video products are faster
to make than written products, you still don't want to
waste a day or two making a product no one buys.
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How do you script your video?
There is a myth among those who have never made a
video that all you need to do is pick a topic, turn on the
camera and start talking. And if you're a polished speaker
well versed on your topic, that might even be true. But for
most of us, you need to have a game plan before you
start recording.
Start with who you are and why they should listen to you
on this topic. Are you an expert? Have you interviewed
experts? Have you studied your topic? Whatever it is that
makes you an authority, place it right up front at the
beginning to build your listener's confidence in you.
Next, discuss the problem. Is your video on how to get
traffic? Then the problem fairly obvious – no traffic = no
sales. Is your product on skincare? Talk about the trials
and tribulations (which are very real) of having bad skin.
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Let them know that you are a lot like them. You had the
same problem and you went through some tough times
before you solved the problem.
Then after much expense / trial and error /
embarrassment / time / etc. you discovered the solution.
You're telling your story of problem, hardship and finally
solution.
Next you cover what the solution has done for you and
how your life/business has improved since discovering the
solution. And you paint a picture of what their life and or
business will be like once they implement your solution.
This is where you pile on the greatest benefits your
solution will give your viewer. Make them FEEL the
benefits, get them pumped up and excited, and most of
all get them happy they're watching your video and eager
to know what you're about to teach.
If this is sounding something like a mini-sales letter, it is.
In the beginning of your video you are reassuring your
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viewer that they made an excellent decision buying your
product by shining a light on their pain and being the
expert with the solution.
You might also briefly cover the old ways of dealing with
the problem, versus the new way they're about to learn.
For example, the old way of dealing with acne was x, y
and z. But now we know better. In fact the latest scientific
research shows us that those solutions were about as
effective as chanting naked under a full moon compared
with your new solution.
No one likes to be associated with the "old way," and so
this simply reinforces the fact that they scored a home
run when they got your product.
Finally, you're going to get into the meat of the product.
All you've done up to this point is set them up to get your
solution, now you're going to provide it, step by step.
Don't be afraid to give them detail, and to tell them not
just 'how' to do something, but also 'why' they should do
7
it that way. Remember, you are the expert, so by all
means be forthcoming with your expertise.
Before you wrap up the video, you've got one more thing
to do – tell them what to do next. Tell them to take the
information they've just gained and put it to work. And
most of all, give them the first step. If you've just given
them a boatload of info, they may be overwhelmed into
doing nothing. That's why you want to put them on the
road to success by reminding them of that first step, and
telling them to do it right now while it's still fresh on their
minds.
What software do you need?
You'll need some kind of software for creating your
finished video product, and the good news is that it's free.
If you've got a PC you probably already have a copy of
Movie Maker, and if you don't you can download it off of
the Internet. If you have a Mac, then you'll be using
8
iMovie. Of course you can also purchase professional
software such as Adobe. But in the beginning, there's
really no need since the software you already have on
your laptop is probably more than you'll need.
How about editing tips?
First, keep it simple. Sure there are all kinds of fancy
tricks you can use in your videos, but to look truly
professional you want to keep it simple.
The easiest way of all to edit your video is to hire
someone to do it for you. You might use a Fiverr person
for this, or someone at Freelancer.com or one of those
freelancer websites. Tell them you want a title slide at the
beginning, a smooth transition into the video of you
speaking, and most of all edit out any and all gaps. You
know what I mean – the time you dropped your notes,
you lost your train of thought, or when the UPS man
knocked on your door.
9
If you're doing your own editing, then you already know
what to do. Remove pauses, gaps and mistakes. Edit out
that rough start or end where you were fumbling with the
camera.
Did you do the video in segments? Rather than cutting
straight from one segment to another, do a cross fade for
a smoother transition.
Add front and back title slides to your video. The title slide
has the title of the video with your name on it. You might
also include what's in the video on that slide or a second
slide. The back slide is either the same as the title slide,
or it has the addition of your website URL. This little step
goes a long way towards making your video look truly
professional.
NOTE: If at any time any of this sounds out of your
league, you can either read the software instructions,
Google it, or simply get someone else to do it. The main
thing here is that you NOT get hung up on the technical
10
stuff. This is minor at best, and definitely not something
that should prevent you from making your own video
product. Too many people are afraid to try something new
because they don't know how to do the technical aspect of
it. So what. Get someone else to handle that stuff for you
and just DO it. :-)
One more thing – if you're hoping to get your video just
perfect, or even close to perfect, I've got news – it will
never happen. Ever. You're going to stumble on your
words. You're going to get a silly look on your face as you
try to remember what you were about to say. You're going
to look slightly nervous, or giddy, or whatever. There is no
such thing as perfection, so don't even try to attain it -
you'll go nuts if you do.
I know a guy who recorded the same 20 minute video 11
times trying to get it just perfect. Know what his best take
was? The second one. The next nine were a complete
waste of time and a source of tremendous frustration. And
just so you know – the second video was only barely
11
better than the first. Had he simply recorded the video
once and stopped like a sane person, he, the video and
his viewers would have all been just fine. As it was he
didn't record another video product for months because
he dreaded going through the same ordeal again.
And by the way – people like people who are human. If
you did achieve perfection, you and your video would feel
too sterile, like you were some kind of machine. Think
about it – what happens when you hear someone stumble
on a word in an instructional video? Personally, I think
they're more likable and I begin rooting for them.
One thing you should avoid, however, is those little filler
noises that add nothing to content and serve only to
distract. You know the noises I mean - “Um, errr, ahh”
and so forth. If you're thinking it's better to make one of
those sounds than to offer a second or two of silence, I
beg to differ. And I mean beg. I BEG you to not make
those sounds. I once sat through a twenty minute speech
in which I heard 281 umms, errrs and ahhhs. Yes, I
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counted them. It was the longest 20 minutes of my entire
life. The culprit? A local elected official who was
(thankfully) kicked out of office by a landslide majority
vote prior to the expiration of her first term.
Was she thrown out of office because of her umm's, err's
and ahh's? I know it didn't help her, that's for certain.
How do you get the video(s) onto a DVD?
Easy. Go to http://Kunaki.com
I could end here and you would have all the info you need
to create your DVD's and send them out; Kunaki is that
simple. Kunaki takes your file that you upload and turns it
into a professional DVD inside a case, complete with label
on the disk, a full color cover on the case with barcode, all
shrink wrapped and ready to be shipped. Oh yes, and
they'll also ship it to your customers for you.
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The total cost? It depends on how many you order –
figure about $5. So if you're charging $47 for your DVD,
you're clearing over $40. Charge $97 and... well, you get
the idea.
NOTE: Do you know one of the greatest benefits of having
a physical product? Lower refunds. If you take identical
products and make one physical and one an electronic
download, the physical product will - 9 times out of 10 –
have a lower refund rate because people are lazy. They
don't want to hassle with sending the DVD back to get the
refund. Also, serial refunders are less likely to order in the
first place because they know they'll have to return the
DVD to qualify for the refund.
You choose the cover art for your product. And you can
order in bulk if you prefer to do your own shipping or sell
them at seminars.
One caveat about Kunaki – You need a PC to initially use
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Kunaki. This is taken from the Kunaki website:
You can design your artwork on a Mac and you can create
your original CD or DVD on the Mac.
Then, borrow a PC for a few hours and use our software to
configure your product, select your art work and contents.
The software will upload your product to our facility.
Thereafter, you can use your Mac browser to order and
manage your products at your account on the Kunaki web
site.
So what should you do next?
Create your first video product. If you've already got a
video camera, or a phone with a decent video camera
inside of it, then use that. Decide what your product is
about and Then. Just. Do. It.
Submit it to Kunaki and get your free demo copy. It's
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kinda cool (okay, it's a blast!) getting your hands on your
first real, tangible product.
And don't get tremendously hung up about the quality of
this first product. That's not as important as GETTING
YOUR FIRST VIDEO PRODUCT CREATED.
Ask yourself right now – what's your topic going to be? I'll
bet there is a product that's been brewing in the back of
your head for some time now, a product that you intend
to create “once you have the time.” By creating your
product in video instead of writing it, you now have the
time.
And once you see for yourself how easy this entire
process is, I think you're going to want to do it again. And
again. And again.
Have fun and enjoy!


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