Media Buys Coach Review – Media Buying Training Program
For all of you who have been reading about Media Buying on my blog over the past month and have been interested in learning more about how Media Buying works and how you can start off in it for yourself, today is your lucky day. Media Buys Coach is now live!
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Video Recap
Before I get into the post I just want to say sorry for this post being late today. I am guessing the video submission site was busy as it took forever to upload the video and get the embed code.Ok so here is a break down of what it should cost someone to get into video blogging if you decide you want to give it a try.
- Camcorder – $226.00 (make is a JVC mini DV)
- Cassettes – $25.00 for 3 of them
- Tripod – $50.00 (this allows me to be my own producer
- Fire wire cable – $26.00 (this is needed to upload your videos to your computer)
- Carrying case – $30.00
Total cost is was around the $350.00 to $400.00 mark which to me is a great investment. I have all ready seen a nice increase in traffic and I am making more money then I was 2 weeks ago. Not to mention I know I am being a lot more personal with my readers.
For editing the video’s I use a program that is part of the windows operating system I have and it is called “movie maker” and it is very easy to use. The best part about this editing program is, it was free and it does everything I could want it to do for now. What I mean by that is at some point I might get into a bit more complex editing but we will have to wait and see on that.
You do not have to go and buy a fancy camcorder or even spend the money I did getting set up. You can go and buy a nice web cam and do the same thing and produce very nice, high quality video’s. The reason why I went with a camcorder is because I wanted to be mobile. I wanted to be able to shoot a video anywhere I wanted, and I can!
