You finally got video on your website. Great thumbnail. Professional quality. Maybe it even autoplays when someone lands on your homepage. But here’s the problem: nobody’s watching it. They land on your page, glance at […]

“I’d love to, but I’m really camera shy.” “I don’t have time right now.” “Let me check with legal and get back to you.” Sound familiar? You ask a happy client for a video testimonial

Your next client is researching you right now. They’re on your website. They’re checking your LinkedIn. They’re looking for a reason to trust you—or a reason to move on to your competitor. And here’s what’s

You’ve been told your audience has a three-second attention span. That they won’t watch anything longer than sixty seconds. That you need to cut everything down, speed everything up, or lose them forever. It’s a

Most business owners will quit video marketing in the next thirty days. They’ll post a few times, check their analytics, see single-digit views, and decide “video doesn’t work for my business.” And they’ll quit exactly

Your competitor just replaced themselves with an AI avatar. Perfect lighting. Flawless delivery. Zero mistakes. And they’re wondering why their close rate just dropped forty percent. Here’s what nobody in the AI hype machine is

Your competitors are posting 12 videos per month on LinkedIn. You’re posting maybe one. Or none. And here’s what’s happening while you’re debating whether video is worth it: They’re getting 72,000 impressions per year with

A business owner just closed a major deal by refusing to answer a question. Sounds backwards, doesn’t it? You’d think when someone asks about your customer satisfaction, you’d jump at the chance to brag about

Your potential client just scrolled past your video. Three seconds. That’s all you got. They didn’t see your expertise. Didn’t hear how you solve their problem. Never gave you a chance. Here’s what hurts—they actually

Your latest video got 5,000 views. Your team is celebrating. You’re proud of the numbers. You post about the “success” on LinkedIn. Then someone in accounting asks the question that ruins everything: “How much revenue