Video Blogging for Small Business
Stay tuned to TopIpodInfo for a series of "how to" articles on blogging and video blogging for small business coming soon. Why mention this on an iPod Blog?
Well, in our marketing business, we actually use Video iPods for a number of sales and promotion techniques.
"Video Slideshows". We take a number of still images of our past projects, put them in an image folder on the iPod, and then we can pick any song on our iPod, and run a presentation of our project samples on any nearby Television during client meetings, trade shows, or vendor presentation events.
"iPod PowerPoint". We also take some of our Powerpoint presentations, and do the same thing. Export the frames of the PowerPoint presentation as images, move them in a folder onto your iPod, and bingo, you can present anywhere there's a TV, no computer necessary.
We also run small videos of some of our live training and promotional events we run for our clients. This is great to just hand to a prospect, to let them experience the energy of a live event for themselves.
The caviet around all of this is that you DO have to remember to take an A/V to stereo mini plug cable with you along with your iPod, to make sure you can connect up to a Television. Most televisions nowadays have the required A/V jacks, for the rugrats to hook up their videogames.
Well, in our marketing business, we actually use Video iPods for a number of sales and promotion techniques.
"Video Slideshows". We take a number of still images of our past projects, put them in an image folder on the iPod, and then we can pick any song on our iPod, and run a presentation of our project samples on any nearby Television during client meetings, trade shows, or vendor presentation events.
"iPod PowerPoint". We also take some of our Powerpoint presentations, and do the same thing. Export the frames of the PowerPoint presentation as images, move them in a folder onto your iPod, and bingo, you can present anywhere there's a TV, no computer necessary.
We also run small videos of some of our live training and promotional events we run for our clients. This is great to just hand to a prospect, to let them experience the energy of a live event for themselves.
The caviet around all of this is that you DO have to remember to take an A/V to stereo mini plug cable with you along with your iPod, to make sure you can connect up to a Television. Most televisions nowadays have the required A/V jacks, for the rugrats to hook up their videogames.
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