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Killer Online Video Creation and Web 2.0 Sharing Tool

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animoto-video-creation Ok, so I was on a real estate blog of all places and I saw one of the coolest online videos I've ever seen. The most surprising thing is that it was created using this free Internet video creation and Web2.0 service called Animoto.

I'm releasing a new eBook next week called "How to Build and Market Killer WordPress Sites". So, I thought I would use Animoto to create a little promotional video for it that I can post to other video sharing sites using Traffic Geyser.

Today I have two videos for you.

The first is a quick tutorial on how to use Animoto to create your own killer online videos for free.

The second is the actual video I created to promote my blog and new eBook.

Check them out below and as always please leave your comments and feedback.

Video 1: How to Use Animoto

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Video 2: Promotional Video Created with Animoto

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8 Responses to “Killer Online Video Creation and Web 2.0 Sharing Tool”

  1. Video Marketing Round Up | Internet Video Guide By Internet Video Expert Bruce Walls on May 3rd, 2008 5:20 am

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  2. jp moses | http://reitips.com on May 5th, 2008 1:50 pm

    Hey, man — great tool, great tip! I'm gonna like using this one. It's perfect for an upcoming promo I've got cooking!

    Thanks, Barry!

    ….jp

  3. Rick Butts on May 6th, 2008 5:15 am

    This is an extremely cool video you made - and the Animoto is a great discovery - thanks for taking the time to make it.

    I think a lot of people are stuck on how to do video for their blog or authority site and it really doesn't get any easier than this!

    1Cat.biz is an excellent resource and I am blatantly promoting you by telling everyone who reads this to subscribe to your email feed and don't miss any of your great content!

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  4. Kevin Gourley on May 11th, 2008 9:30 pm

    I am really glad I found out about Animoto! Thanks so much for letting people know about it through your website! I am SURE I'll be using it!

    Kevin Gourley http://www.KevinGourley.com

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  5. Adrian | Rubiqube on May 13th, 2008 7:44 am

    I found Animoto last year and let me tell you it is awesome! Last week I updated to pro account and can't wait to start producing some videos. For $35 / year, it's almost like they are giving it away for free. :)
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  6. Jon on May 29th, 2008 2:44 pm

    Thanks for the tips. A quick question if I may?

    We've already bought Camtasia Studio to produce videos. We've been able to fairly easily put together a free video to give potential clients a sample of our products for beauty salon owners - using Powerpoint, plus Camtasia. Is it still worth trying out Animoto? Is there anything extra it offers?

    Thanks, Jon

  7. Barry O on May 29th, 2008 4:24 pm

    It just depends on the type of video you are creating. If you need control over the exact placement of certain video elements, slides and audio then Animoto is not going to work for you and you should use Camtasia.

    But if you want to make a quick video with slides and cool effects then Animoto may work for you. Once you try it out you'll quickly see the difference.

    Barry O.

  8. Jon on May 30th, 2008 9:54 am

    Thanks Barry, I'll take a look

    BTW, does anyone know any good sites/tutorials on producing different video quality for different media? For example we want a high quality version that we can burn to DVD, and a lower quality that we can post to sites like YouTube (and, probably, a medium quality version on our own site!)

    Cheers, Jon

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