Mike BledsoeWe are excited to share a special kind of show with you this week. We had Justin Ross of Monkey Reel Media come visit us to teach you about marketing with video. Justin creates high quality video content for gyms and in this episode we talk about why video is the most important type of content you need to have in your marketing strategy.
This is a special show because instead of just an interview, we shot a live demo where Justin shows you how you can create high quality video testimonials with your iPhone and a few hundred dollars worth of equipment you can purchase on Amazon. You do not need expensive equipment nor do you need to hire an outside videographer to make videos anymore. It just takes a little know how. We are excited to have Justin on to show you how.
Since part of this show is a demo, you are going to want to watch this episode instead of listening to the audio version. Head over to the Barbell Business blog, or tune in via our youtube channel to learn how you can stand out in the market, and start shooting high quality videos for your gym.
enjoy the show,
Mike
This week on BARBELL BUSINESS, we interview Justin Ross. We discuss:
- How to make your own HIGH QUALITY videos with an iphone
- How to convert more clients using video testimonials
- How to engage with your audience and gym members with video content
Also, if you are excited about creating video content for your gym, and want to step up your game, Justin has put together a training series to help gym owners learn how they can create high quality video content on their own. We highly suggest you check it out.
monkeyreelmedia.com/training-series
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Where can we find the gear list?
You can find it here Grant!
http://monkeyreelmedia.com/training-series
Questions for coaches? Thanks!
Thanks for the info on the gear list! Any tips though for those of us in Europe with 220V? Can the same equipment be purchased and just run off of a transformer or adapter? It’s so hard to sort through all the electronic gear