Simple Video Shows vs. Complicated Videos, Marketing With Audio And Video

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30 Jan 2009

In this last excerpt from the Marketing With Audio And Video show with Andrew Lock of http://HelpMyBusiness.com, we talk about the difference between creating simple and complicated videos, and how you don’t have to do anything complicated to create a popular show. We take a look at Gary Vaynerchuk’s wildly popular Wine Library TV as an example – one camera, one shot, 20 minutes, and he’s done – and nobody’s complaining about it. Maybe because he’s worth $50 million???

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