How to Create Screen Capture Videos for Your REI Biz (Part 3)
Alrighty, the series on using video in your real estate investing business continues …
If you’re new to it, here are the links to the first two posts:
Part 1 – Are You Using This Killer REI Marketing Tool?
Part 2 - Flip Video Tips for Real Estate Investors
Today, you’re about to learn how to use screen capture videos to get leads flowing into your biz and how you can get them done without spending a dime.
Don’t have a video camera? Can’t afford one right now?
No problemo.
You can be up and running, recording your own screen capture videos in less than 15 minutes (videos exactly like the one below).
Check ‘er out …
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Action Summary
Firefox is a web browser like Internet Explorer. The reason that you need to download Firefox is because the free screen capture video tool is an add-on to Firefox.
If, for whatever reason, you don’t want to download Firefox, a great program that tons of people use is Camtasia. It costs some moolah but is a great program. They have a free 30 day trial you can download. So, you can use it free for a month if nothing else.
2) Download the Capture Fox Add-On
This tool is super easy to use (one of the main reasons I love it!). But, there’s not much functionality.
I’m ok with that though.
3) Shoot Your First REI Screen Capture Video
Once you’re done, post it online. And use the tips from Part 2 to maximize the reach and effectiveness of your videos.
This concludes our series on video marketing in your REI biz.
May your REI videos bring you many leads.
Hope you enjoyed :-)
~ Patrick
… aka P-Rid




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