Have you found that video can be overwhelming and you’re not sure what form of videos you should be recording?
There’s TikTok’s, IG Reels, Facebook Live, ANy type of Live Video, Instagram Tv’s…. The list goes on.
With a long list of different types of videos to record, it can be confusing and you’re tired of not having clarity on what type of videos to record.
In this episode, we chat about what type of videos you should be creating. We also chat about the difference between long and short videos and why I think you should be incorporating both forms in your strategy.
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