| YouTube has announced that it will pay $100 million dollars to people who make popular videos for its new TikTok competitor, called Shorts, which aims to compete with TikTok and Snap. The company’s new social network platform, which uses short-form videos, is already garnering 6.5 billion daily views, according Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai. With the explosion of YouTube, Facebook Live, Tik Tok, Instagram Stories, Snapchat, and Zoom, we are increasingly being bombarded with video; some are compelling but most keep you scrolling. YouTube has over Two Billion monthly users and over 15% of all Facebook posts are videos. How do you cut through all the clutter, and score your share of the big bucks? Matt Johnston has the answer. Matt is a coach, author, speaker, and CEO and Founder of social video ad agency Guide Social. Matt helped invent the format, system, and science of viral videos in the publishing world at Business Insider, NowThis, New York Magazine, Men’s Health and others. He is also the author of “Producing Empathy; The Secret Method I Us to Get 100 Million Views on Videos Online”. He has helped produce viral videos for the NFL, Toyota, Campbell’s, Chase Bank, Verizon, Adobe, Tidal, Fresh Direct, and many more. Matt has also proudly grown and scaled dozens of Shark Tank companies, helping grow sales thorough his proven online video wizardry. Whether you are a budding videographer or a marketer planning to use more video in your marketing campaigns, Matt Johnston has a proven track record to get results Talk with Matt Johnston about: -- The top 3 ingredients behind every viral video --The biggest mistakes in home grown video production --How to make your Zoom meetings more productive and interesting --How to make more money in video production without losing creative freedom For media requests for video marketing expert Matt Johnston to discuss this red-hot topical story, please contact Allen Media Strategies Jeff Johnson by email at jeff@allenmediastrategies.com or call 703-819-6777 |
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