Vidyst - Live Streaming and Recording for MacOS

I've noticed something interesting lately. Whenever you search for “best AI video editor” or “best tools for creators” on Google, Reddit threads keep showing up near the top. And it's not just Google. ChatGPT also pulls insights from Reddit discussions when recommending tools. That's why I think Reddit is becoming a big part of SEO. If people are already discussing your product on Reddit, those conversations can help your brand get discovered in more places.

if you're going to be making your own content (not ai generated) you might as well make it look top tier. a piece of content with real production value will outperform a zoom podcast recording clipped uup

how we took a recruiting offer from $100k/m to $210k/m in 30 days at a 10x roas spent $10.5k on ads, pulled back $108k. here's the full breakdown of the webinar funnel behind it: every growth op thinks all a webinar is is ads + canva slides but in reality it's the OFFER that makes all these marketing assets work by building out dfy components for this offer we were able to position & sell it as a dfy service, not another info this + best financing rates in the entire market = no brainer purchase and only THEN did we build out the rest: - 25-30 ads at launch, 60/40 video to image, $5-15 CPLs - full funnel: landing page, order bump (liquidates ad spend + pre-qualifies buyers), confirmation page, WhatsApp sequence - back end: GoHighLevel automations, email sequences, the tech stitching the ads, funnel and webinar software together - a conversion-optimized (not design-optimized) presentation, script + slides built for you - setters + closers placed and managed, sales team run through team discord the ONLY things our client had to do: record the videos, send images + testimonials, show up & present the webinar we handle everything else simple

there are only 4 "stupid" reasons why ur webinars can FAIL. and you can avoid every single one. 1. Tech fricks you up. Never experiment with new webinar softwares (unless doing so with a very small audience) For our clients, we ONLY use WebinarJam + GHL (sometimes Zoom Webinars if the audience is professionals) Both of those are old, tested, and reliable. Yes the UI is kinda sloppy but we've never had a tech failure with this stack. And ALWAYS test the entire registration -> reminder -> webinar -> booking flow before going live. 2. Your show-up rate is ass A few things you should ALWAYS do: - Send the correct webinar join link (sounds obvious, but you'd be surprised lol). - Have SMS reminders running alongside emails. - Send calendar invites so people don't forget. - Remind them 24 hours, 3 hours, 1 hour, 15 mins and 2 mins before going live. - Give them an actual reason to show up LIVE instead of waiting for a replay (never say there will be a replay) 3. Your retention sucks This usually happens when ur attracting the wrong people / failing to deliver what you promised. Here's what I'd do: - Qualify registrants with a short form during or after opt-in. Make sure you're actually attracting your ICP. - Give people an incentive to stay until the end. - Make sure what you're teaching is EXACTLY what your ads and landing page promised If someone registers to learn X and you spend 45 minutes talking about Y, they WILL leave. And even if they stay, why would they trust you to deliver on your paid offer when you couldn't deliver on your FREE training? 4. Nobody books a call. First, make sure ur offer is actually validated. No amount of webinar optimization is going to save a shitty offer Then: - Introduce LIVE-ONLY bonuses that actually make people want to take action. - Give them a legitimate reason to book NOW - PIN your booking link in the chat when you pitch (you can put it as a sticky note in webinarjam) - Stop using QR codes as your main CTA. I promise u no one scans them And make the next step stupidly obvious. If ur selling B2C, i'd even say book a call in front of them to show how it's done. Legit just fix the basics and ur chances of being unprofitable are close to none

Cairn’s Student Life, Tech Services, and many others did a spectacular job making it possible to record a podcast episode in front of our students today. Dr. Gary Schnittjer and I talked about his book, 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘝𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘞𝘦 𝘏𝘢𝘵𝘦, which comes out early next year.

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