YouTube Thursdays, how to launch a real estate video channel.
Things to consider upfront using video marketing. Before even uploading a single one of your property listings, community events, whatever kind of YouTube channel videos, here are some valuable tips.
This blog post, like the ones "down under" populating the Active Rain YouTube Thursdays group, all designed to help get the most out of your video programming.
Let's dive in. I know you are all over booked and in one major hurry right?
Think about your potential audience members.
They are very busy just like you. Video sure would provide quick and easy instant property showings.
Your local event videos help them taste the local community flavor too.
All your buyers have hopes, dreams, fears, deadlines. Some are bored, others are commuting on their way to work.
Some in your YouTube video channel audience are on laptops and wearing jammies.
And just before the lights out, sweet house dreams. They are checking out your open house on demand video house showings and neighborhood tours. Your channel has become a habit.
You are the home town ambassador. The local video channel broadcasting the long and strong, loud and crystal clear programming uploads .
So before you serve up and ring the dinner bell or launch a single video up to your YouTube channel, consider your potential audience member.
Think, make your focus just one person looking for something and you can provide the fix. Everyone one is searching for information, a time saver. Something you can help with and you try to anticipate their hunger needs.
You are the local expert meeting and greeting your audience members online.
Before they physically even cross over the boundary into your home town.
Video channels are designed to deliver information quick and easy. To expand your audience size, your marketing reach and frequency.
Every video and all of your blog posts like this one too has a target goal. Or should. So before your YouTube video channel launch, ask yourself the all-important question. Is what you are producing going to help audience members?
Does each video upload serve a purpose and help someone and will it cause your channel audience to grow?
Just as important, before you launch your YouTube, is there only one video populating it? You need programming just like a restaurant or diner when people are hungry.
If you open the door to a local eatery, wander in and look around and
discover hey, no menu, no meal items to eenie meenie miney moe.
You would do an about face and out the door.
Back on the hunt and never to return. You left hungry and unfulfilled.
So before you make your video channel go live, you have to have programming selection.
Something worthwhile to watch, more uploads on a regular basis to keep the audience member on your YouTube video channel. The more variety, the wider your audience will be. Your first trial run videos also should be practice ones, not uploaded.
You would not watch a television series if there is only one or hard tellin' not knowin' when the next installment is coming. Hit or miss inconsistent is not dependable programming.
Engagement starts with something worthwhile and more than one video.
Staying on your channel means a series of videos that offers a choice. Give your audience member an idea of what this channel stop provides them with selection. 
If say six is the magic number of productions, make sure the videos were thought out before recording.
Don't just turn the camera on and ramble. Thinking there, done.
If you were in the audience, does each and every video serve a worthwhile purpose and provide something that is fresh, local content? It better.
Start with showing the new audience member around where you live, list and love on the planet.
Keep the audience member "fed" and up to date.
On a regular basis, you have to continue to upload to the YouTube real estate video channel. Otherwise rust, dust and forgotten happens because no reason to darken your door.
If the few videos you have were all wearing the same clothes and shot in a span of an hour on afternoon eight years ago.
Gee, I wonder why that YouTube video channel is not setting the World on fire with engagement? Video like any marketing has a learning curve and takes practice.
Check out all the video topics in the YouTube Thursday group.
This group is not to ooh la la only see how luxury real estate marketers hire out the video productions.
It's all about the DIY regular Joe and Jane Real Estate Agents struggling to get their video channel underway.
Make 2024 the year to finally jump start your marketing using powerful video show and tell delivery.
Hope you will consider becoming a member.
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