Neco Turkienicz

There is one video that every business owner I’ve ever worked with initially refuses to make. When I bring it up, they get uncomfortable. They change the subject. They tell me they’ll think about it.

Your prospect has already decided whether they trust you. Before you shake their hand. Before you send a proposal. Before you even get on a discovery call — they’ve made up their mind. Sounds unfair?

I want you to think about the last business video you clicked on and then stopped watching within the first ten seconds. What made you leave? I’ll tell you what it was. The person wasted

I want you to do something uncomfortable right now. Go look up your biggest competitor on LinkedIn or YouTube and watch one of their videos. How does it feel? If you’re being honest — and

Here’s a question nobody asks when they start doing video: who exactly am I making this for? Most business owners answer that with something like “business owners” or “entrepreneurs” or “anyone who needs my services.”

A prospect emails you on a Tuesday afternoon. Wants to set up a call. You’re excited — new potential client. But here’s what you don’t know: that prospect spent the previous 48 hours doing a

Let me tell you something that’s going to sting a little. You posted three great videos in January. February, you got busy. March, a family vacation. April, tax season. By May, you promised yourself you’d

Last Tuesday at two in the morning, a financial advisor in Dallas closed a twenty-thousand-dollar client. He was asleep. His phone was off. His office was dark. But his video was working. A prospect had