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Video Podcasts Create A Large Amount of Content

Are you looking for a highly effective way to generate a large amount of content for your business or organization?

Consider launching a videocast, or in simpler terms, a video podcast. But why should you film yourself talking?

Well, there are two major advantages to videos on YouTube: shelf life and discoverability. 1) Shelf Life: Unlike posts on other social media platforms, a video on Youtube can continue to gain traction for months after it is published. 2) Discoverability: One of the most remarkable features of Youtube is its ability to surface niche-specific videos, even years later. Once you are discovered, viewers can easily delve deeper into your content.

So why should you start a videocast? Because a single episode can be repurposed into a Youtube video, multiple Youtube Shorts (which can be shared across all social media platforms), an audio podcast, and a blog post. This means you can create a vast amount of content from a single recording. We specialize in helping clients produce and distribute videos, livestreams, and podcasts.

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Stasi Bara – See It Productions

 

Hi, I’m Stasi Bara 🎬 🎦 I post about videos that connect people 😀

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