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Using Video on Your Website

08-29-2016

Now that you know the differences between all the various social video platforms discussed in this series, it’s time to focus on your website. The typical thought for incorporating video on your website is by embedding a video that is hosted on YouTube or Vimeo. I do this often on my site and it is […]

Using Instagram and Snapchat

08-18-2016

In Using YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, and Wistia, I shared some tips about uploading produced videos to a variety of video platforms. In this post, I want to touch on two social and mobile platforms: Instagram and Snapchat. I have a lot more experience with Instagram than Snapchat, so I will be relying more upon what I […]

Using YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, and Wistia

08-11-2016

In Using Facebook Live and Periscope, I shared different ways to use the live video features for social networks. In this post, I want to look at the four major video networks for hosting produced content. YouTube YouTube is the first video platform most people think of. According to its Press room, there are “over a billion […]

Using Facebook Live and Periscope

08-03-2016

Live video is amazing. At a push of the button, you can broadcast to your friends, family, followers, and constituents. At a live auction for your non-profit, use Facebook Live to send an immediate update to your donors. At Comic-Con, use Periscope to do a live broadcast walking down the aisles and interviewing artists for your […]

“Getting Started With Video” Series

07-27-2016

Recently I was at a local event with several non-profit organizations in attendance that wanted to know more about video, specifically how to get started using video to tell their stories. Throughout August, I want to share some of the ways you can use video and the various online networks: Using Facebook Live and Periscope Using YouTube, […]