Why there is never time to make videos.

I'm sure you're busy, too.

You know videos would help your visibility and content marketing. It positions you clearly.
You know videos get more engagement than ordinary posts. You know that the algorithms of the social media platforms favour video.
You know that videos can market you when you sleep.

And yet, you don't have the time to make videos.
Clearly, it's not the time that's the problem, is it?

Admittedly, it does take time to make videos, you might want to prepare your content, your appearance, and your background. It all seems like a lot of faff.

But you know that it pays out in the long run...
Do you have time to plan for the long run?

Or are you by any chance caught in a loop of mainly dealing with what's immediately in front of you?

I find that many businesses have more time for what's in front of them than they spend on planning a sustainable future for themselves.

Video covers short term, midterm and long term strategies all in one, and is therefore extremely time-efficient, overall. But it does take effort, planning and investment of time to get started.

Plus, there's this whole thing of how do I come across on camera, isn't there.
Videos only work if they are good. That means if you are good on camera.

There is a lot of psychological stuff that comes up when the red light goes on.

When you're there sat alone in your room talking to a camera, fearing that you will appear stupid, that you don't know what to say when it comes down to it, that you're dragging on that you're waffling And you want to make sure that your content is crisp, clear, professional and engaging.

But you have no one to feedback before it's too late.
Understanding how to create effective fun-filled videos that can work for you is where I can help you. Hands-on.

Do you have time for that?