When a Maine real estate video gets 13,000 views, leads to sales you study each and everyone to figure out the mechanics, why the popularity.
If another video is performing poorly, like a real estate listing with
less views, you tweak, punch, poke, improve on the delivery by getting under the hood to study caption, tags, the video itself.
When you crank out over 400 videos of local Maine events, ME property listings, you don't have two or three years to work on a production.
It's not as if it was a Hollywood soon to be block buster movie complete with red carpet opening night premiers happening.
No glitzy reviews and private screenings, showings promoted to the hilt with high cost propaganda, spin either.
But 10,000, 13,000 and higher views like these post video embeds is not a bad time-to-money ROI ratio either. They work 24/7 like an continuous playing movie, an open house loop. Cloning what you do multiple times thru out the day to create hundreds or thousands of views, event media sessions. Video is one slick way to show and tell, grab the attention, connect right now with the real estate buyer five states, two time zones, many zip codes away. From where you lay your head down at night, to recharge at the place you call home.
Your talent is not a high priced actor or actress. It's plain old, good old you..regular guy off the street. Just like the bulk of your viewers, listeners.
Usually use a Maine dog, Maine property owners in the video "script".
No release needed and get the video with local talent in the can, on to your next "new release".
You Tube is now reaching out with Google ad sense to pay the video uploader "royalties" by selling related space linked to your successful videos. One Maine Soap Box Derby video that was highlighted in REALTOR magazine. Maine, show and tell and the rest takes care of itself. Falls in place.
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