Teaching Videos
If you only have time to make one set of videos, this would be the ones to focus on.
3 Examples Of "Teaching" Type Videos
These are going to be your "workhorse" videos. They have the most flexibility in what you create and how you make them.
They will also be the ones that have the highest chance in being shared as well.
3 Treatments For Back Pain, DO They Work?
The setup for these videos...
Video Results
Exercise / Stretching
The setup for these videos...
TIP - These next videos are not my best work, but they are not so bad that I need to do them over either. You must remember that it is more important to get videos done and live than it is to produce the best video ever.
I can always re-shoot them later and then I will have 2 sets, this is a case where more is always better.
3 Stretches For Back Pain
Better Than Squats
#1 Way To Help Back Pain
This would be my "hidden" video
BONUS - Recipes Video
About a year ago I start to make this course, and I got busy and it didn't done. But I thought it would work good for the teaching section. So now you get to see the course before it was a course..enjoy!
The Setup
The setup for these videos...
Teaser Video
Use this to drive interest
Recipe Video
A unique way to connect
Conclusion....
These videos are more about helping them "fix" something or get through life easier and better, not pushing so hard on getting them to make an appointment.
You're going to use these videos to get people to like you. If I can do that, when something in their life changes and they need help. You want to be the person they call.
You want to create videos that appeal to your target group. Lets say you want to work with more athletes then exercise or recipes might be the way to go. Stay at home moms might be interested in tips around the house or recipes.
Some of your videos will cover multiple groups, others will only appeal to certain demographic. Think about who you are trying to attract, make videos that will help them and you will be just fine.