Hello, Boss babes and Bosses out there.
How are you, guys?
For today's video, I will teach you how to create an intro video
for you as a freelancer, or maybe you are an entrepreneur, a coach maybe.
I don't know who is watching my videos.
I will share to you all the things that you needed to know for you to film and have an intro video
and your script layout in that video.
So, that's the very important part.
If you want to learn how to do that, just keep on watching.
The very first thing that you need is an efficient script.
A script that can grab attention and that can make them call you, text you, email you,
to get you as a freelancer or as a coach.
I will layout the sequence of your script that will catch their attention.
And later, I will also let you see the sample of the intro video that I have made.
In your script, the first thing you have to say is a catchy first liner.
It should be catchy.
And I would recommend you ask them if they are
your target client, your target customer, or your target buyer.
The second one is you introduce your name and your work.
Are you a Social Media Manager? Are you an FB Ads expert?
Are you a Pinterest Manager? Are you a Digital Marketing Manager?
And also your location, include the location. As for me, for example,
"I'm Britzie Suzie. I'm a Project Manager from the Philippines."
That's it.
And the third thing is that you can share your "I help" statement.
But you can rephrase it as it's not necessary to be a one-liner only.
You can expand it and make it more detailed
because you can explain it a little bit more in a video and you will have more time
compared to if you are just going to write it in a bio, right?
And after that, the fourth thing is that you enumerate the services
that you can give to your client.
And the fifth thing that you should have is a bait to get their contact details or their email address.
Maybe "Free checklist below if you want to know if your website is optimized."
or maybe
"Download the social media checklist below for you to know if your social media pages are optimized."
Something like that.
Anything that is downloadable, free, and informative. It's good.
You can also offer a 15 to 20 minutes consultation. You can do that one to get their contact details.
That's a very, very good way.
Get their email address or their contact details so that you can nurture them.
If they can see it and you get their trust, it would be easier for them to decide to hire you
as their Social Media Manager, or maybe as their graphic designer, or web developer, and such.
The purpose of the bait is for you to get their contact details or their email address.
And the last thing is that you ask them to review your profile, your portfolio,
the reviews of your client, and of course,
remind them that your contact details are just below and they can contact you via email
or they can fill out the form you have provided below.
The very last thing is that you should have a catchy one-liner
on the last part so that you could really catch their attention.
My tip in script making is that make sure that your script is directly talking to just person,
to one client only.
It's like you made the video specifically for them.
For them to feel like, "Oh, this is really for me. I really need this person to help me with my business."
So, I hope that's clear.
And then, the other things that you need to have when you are going to make your intro video is that
prepare a formal attire, not something like this,
blouse or anything with a collar so that it looks formal.
Always think that this will be your initial interview.
The next thing that you need is a good camera.
You can use your smartphone if you have.
Make sure the positioning is just right, you are at the center, and your posture is good.
And then, have a little space over your head
so that almost half of your body is visible.
And then, you should have good lightings.
If you don't have a ring light or something that could make your lighting good at night, make sure
to film during the daytime so that at least, Mr. Sun is there to help in giving good lighting.
And make sure not to have any clutter in the background.
This one is very cluttered so this is not good.
So, this part is better so that the full attention of those who will watch the video is on you.
You will also need a video editor. You can use iMovie if you are using Mac.
You can also use Windows Movie Maker if you are using Windows.
You can also download any free apps without a watermark.
You can also use Filmora 9, it's very easy to use.
Make sure that while you are editing your video, cut the "umms", cut the dead air, and have a not-so-loud
lively music background.
If you can put some pop-up text on your video, that would be great.
And before you export it, review the video first.
And after exporting, review it again.
And by the way, if you have mentioned a bait in your video, the one I discussed earlier,
make sure you can really show one.
If you said that, "You can download a free checklist."
"You can download a free guide for SEO optimization."
"You can download a guide for..." anything like that.
Or maybe you said, "You can book a 20-minute discovery call with me or a consultation call with me."
Make sure to have a link where they can book a schedule with you.
Don't forget that.
Just make it short, informative and entertaining.
While you are filming, guys, make sure to smile
because no one loves to work with someone who has a grumpy look.
So, that's my tip.
And by the way, just a heads up. Even it's just a one minute or two minutes video,
you'll film it for quite some hours, especially if you're not used to filming yourself.
Even I, I've been filming a lot of videos already
but then, in one video like this, it's taking me two to three hours to film.
So, that's a lot of time, right?
So, just always refilm it, refilm it, refilm it, refilm it and you'll perfect it soon.
Even if it's not that perfect, as long as it's good enough.
And sometimes, background music and pop-up text really help to lessen the awkwardness.
So, I would really highly recommend that you do that.
So, yeah. That's it.
If you want to check out the sample video that I have made for you, check this out.
Are you an online entrepreneur? A coach? Or a small to medium business owner?
Yes?
And you want to build your presence online so that you can sell your services, courses, or products?
Right?
Oh, great! I think I can help you.
So, before we are going to talk about your business, I'm going to introduce myself first.
I'm Suzie. I'm a Project Manager/Digital Marketing Manager from the Philippines.
I can help you build your online brand presence from scratch.
The services that I think can help you have a strong brand presence are
social media management and marketing, email marketing, website optimization, and not just that.
I can also help you manage your podcast show or your YouTube channel if you have that because it's
also a good source of leads and traffics.
I will help you build your sales funnel so that you have a smooth flow of income.
Well, I know, I know. You feel so overwhelmed with all the things that I have mentioned.
But don't worry. I made a checklist for you so that you can see what are the things that you need help
with in building your online brand presence.
So, the link is available below.
And you can also check out my profile, portfolio, reviews of my previous clients,
and my contact details below.
So now, my question for you, are you ready to boss up your business?
Yes?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Bye!
Thank you for watching that sample video. I hope that's helpful for you.
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And yeah, see you on my next one. Bye!