What's up fellow Sqaud members. Last minute request. I'll be shooting in Orlando tomorrow and I need another person to help video. If anyone is available or knows anyone that could possibly help, please reach out. Thanks team.

Hi Fam, I've finally started "thinking" about my own VBS, Process video, and other core assets, and collecting and shooting B-roll to make it stand out a bit. I started shooting staged BTS footage (due to insufficient material from the true productions we've had so far). Quite a good exercise btw :) Wish I had a longer Nanlite Pavotube lights and some better light stands though, would probably make it way better as these cheap Quadralites look a little too short in these frames. Let me know what you think about it, and if it's good enough to be used :) Thanks!

Hey guys my client is looking to post consistently on youtube in the flooring niche. He has started a channel called "Flooring insights" But His company is called "Atlas Flloring". I am concerned whether it's better to stick with the company name or not. If you guys have any idea of what would be better for google searches, leads, etc... let me know and why you think that. And if you think one way is better than the other let me know how I can convince him.

Hey guys! I'm asking a similar question around a few different online communities to get as much feedback as possible. A little bit of context: I run a social media production company that helps our clients create content without needing to learn anything about it. We're actually doing really well at the moment (300% growth this month!), but I know that the content we produce could be better. I've included a script and it's corresponding video in this post to see what could be improved. Here's the script: "One of my bookings completely violated the rule book and threw a huge party that was super loud… which of course made the neighbors pretty upset because THEY were the ones that ultimately had to deal with the noise. Which brings us back to the important aspect of hosting that most people don’t think about: keep your neighbors happy. The neighboring houses are going to have to see guests coming and going all the time, so you had BETTER make sure that they’re happy about it or else they’ll be the first to complain. And the worst part about that, is it’s not like a guest that goes away after they complain. They’re there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or at least that’s how you have to think about it. So if you want to learn how to handle those kinds of issues and make a TON of money with short term rentals, then head to the link in my bio so I can teach you how!" Some feedback I've gotten so far that will be implemented into future videos: make better hooks, get to the point faster, set up a better recording space, stick to one camera angle, and be less "wordy" in general. No feedback is too small, and this may be a good reminder that you don't need to be super talented to be successful 😂 PS: I think I'm posting this in the right chat, if not I apologize in advance and please let me know which chat is the correct one! https://youtube.com/shorts/c-tPhbkYjrQ?si=IfopPDbjlB2ZvA9M

https://www.facebook.com/aesirviking/videos/1288545682588756 - the first reel finally published (I made some small adjustments, but more or less it's the same I posted earlier here), the next ones are being edited and queued to prevent non-consistent posting :) For now, the stats are: - biggest reaction ratio on FB (I guess I have the most friends there), - completely ignored on LinkedIn (gotta start commenting on others' publications like You guys suggested, it seems I have zero strong relationships on that portal - but at least the reels are gonna sit on the profile in case someone checks it out, at least it will no longer be empty) - YT (posted as shorts) - 50% positive reactions, 50% negative, but it's known that platform isn't really keen on this type of content. Maybe the future, more informative reels gain some better stats, for now I got to assume the current channel's subscribers expect only entertainment content (like our movie-related commentaries etc) and something like that isn't what they were expecting. EDIT: not that bad on YT currently, 76% positive reactions - maybe wrong people were presented with the reel by the algorithm at first.