When you support a small business not only are your supporting someone's dream, you're also supporting how they are able to be functional. That is why I wanted to share the most important thing about supporting small businesses and that is, paying on time. 🙂
Also, I share the importance of making it easy for people to pay with multiple ways of making payment.
You HATE doing captions and so do I! They are very time-consuming, but keep in mind these benefits:
✅Accessibility to those hearing impaired
✅ Increase audience engagement
✅ People can watch your video without sound
✅ Video will rank higher in SEO
I'll show you how to get highly accurate captions for FREE! And fast too! LIVE next Tuesday (4/27) at 9 pm!
Please click on the video to set a reminder from Youtube!
If you don’t want to go through the hassle. You can get captions done fast and accurately through Rev, an affordable transcription service-https://bit.ly/3xhIcFr. Get $10 off first order.
Amazon has two amazing lights that will upgrade your lighting for your Zoom and Livestreaming needs. Two weeks ago, I did a video on 4 ring lights for Zoom and livestreaming.
See ring light review video: https://bit.ly/3g5xifK.
I ended up keeping one light and returning 3 others. After working with the ring light, I realized I needed more light. I found these two amazing lights that will give you more bang for your buck. Each come with similar features, but one light has more creative appeal and lighting options.
Here are the lights featured in this video:
Neewer 660 - https://amzn.to/3sdIUzG (affiliate link)
Neewer 530 - https://amzn.to/3d993vp (affiliate link)
There is a massive selection of ring lights for you video conferencing, Zoom, or live streaming needs. In this video, I will share with you 4 lights I purchased to meet my needs as a small business owner. These lights are also perfect for iphone and andriod phones, video recording, tik tok, makeup tutorials and video calls.
This episode was produced and edited by Tiffany Stacey (aka
Tiffany Wilson). Tiffany is passionate about sharing her tips on video
marketing. She is the owner of Tiffany Stacey Photography and Video, LLC and specializes in video editing, video production and photography services.
Lights featured in this video (affiliate links)
The one I selected -- https://amzn.to/3cDhkra
Light #1 (Xeneo) -- https://amzn.to/3fvwz7y
Light #2 (2 lights) -- https://amzn.to/31AsBCi
Light #3 (foldable) -- https://amzn.to/3dCEbmb
To find out more about the tools I use please check out the resources page. https://www.tiffanystacey.com/resources
To contact or follow Tiffany on other social media platforms: https://lnkd.in/dhS3Wt5
Part 2: Staying organized is key when it comes to improving workflow and saving time when video editing. In this video, I’m going to show you how I organize my workflow and how I edit.
➡️Resources page: https://www.tiffanystacey.com/resources (Adobe Affiliate link)
➡️To contact or follow Tiffany on other social media platforms: https://lnkd.in/dhS3Wt5
Microphone used in this video: https://amzn.to/3f5wcjB - as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases
Confused about working in Premiere Pro? In this video, I’m going to get you comfortable with the layout of Adobe Premiere Pro, so you can start creating videos for your small business.
To check out more about Adobe, please check out the Resource page.
To contact or follow Tiffany on other social media platforms.
Microphone used in this video: https://amzn.to/3f5wcjB - as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases
PREMIERE PRO is my go to for all things video editing! Throughout the years, I’ve heard people mention being on the fence about buying Adobe Premiere Pro. As a small business owner, I’m here to give you the short answer and say you should consider it. In this video, I share my reasons for why it's a worthy-buy!
To check out more about Adobe, please check out the Resource page.
To contact or follow Tiffany on other social media platforms.
If you're looking for ways to grow your business through video and content creation, then look no further. Every Thursday, Tiffany Stacey posts video tips that will help you implement video marketing for your small business or non-profit.
Two weeks ago, I talked about 5 reasons why you should be using video. Please go view that video on my website if you have not already.
It received a decent amount of responses from people and I thought it would be good to at least share with you a few ideas of what you as a small business or non-profit should consider when making video content.
I will not overload you. There are endless ways to share what you do in your business or non-profit when it comes to video, but I believe the following are tried and true ways to at least get started with video content. In this video, I share 7 video ideas you can start TODAY!
In this video, Tiffany shares 5 questions to ask yourself on why video may not be a good idea for your business.
In this video, Tiffany shares 5 reasons why you should be using video in your small business or non-profit organization.
In this video, Tiffany shares her advice on the kind of cameras you can use to get started in video marketing your business.
To contact or follow Tiffany: LinkTree
This episode was produced and edited by Tiffany Stacey (aka Tiffany Wilson). Tiffany is passionate about sharing her tips on business, video production and photography. She is the owner of Tiffany Stacey Photography and Video, LLC based in Columbus, Ohio and specializes in video production and photography services. Tiffany is a graduate from Temple University with a BA in Broadcast Journalism.
In this video, Tiffany shares her advice on how to promote yourself as a business and ideas on small business marketing.
To contact or follow Tiffany: LinkTree
This episode was produced and edited by Tiffany Stacey (aka Tiffany Wilson). Tiffany is passionate about sharing her tips on business, video production and photography. She is the owner of Tiffany Stacey Photography and Video, LLC based in Columbus, Ohio and specializes in video production and photography services. Tiffany is a graduate from Temple University with a BA in Broadcast Journalism.
In this video, Tiffany shares her tips on how to be comfortable on Camera and authentically communicate on camera for video marketing in your business.
To contact or follow Tiffany on social media: https://linktr.ee/Tiffanystacey
Wow, what a year it has been!
It’s been so unbelievable that I would rather not talk about it in this short blog post. Hopefully, you have set your eyes on new positive beginnings in 2021.
I certainly have had the time to rest and reflect on this year. I’ve even been able to tap into learning a few new things along the way. Although this year has been a HUGE adjustment for everyone, I think it’s a testament to how us humans are so resilient in the midst of difficulties.
Anywhoo! I wanted to take a few minutes to share a video. I’m currently working on a new project for the business and I plan to share more insight early next year!
In the meantime, please stay healthy, safe and don’t forget to spend time with those who matter most to you!
See you in 2021!
It’s been awhile since I’ve had the opportunity to post. In light of everything going on with COVID-19 to the racial injustices in our country, it didn’t feel right to promote myself or my business when so much was happening over the summer.
Anyway, I did want to share that Tiffany Stacey Photography and Video, LLC was one of the recipients of the Reynoldsburg COVID-19 Small Business Relief Grant Program. My company is based in Reynoldsburg which is a diverse and flourishing suburban community on the eastside of Columbus. I’ve been a long time resident of this community plus a Reynoldsburg High School grad (Go Raiders)!
I want to especially thank the City of Reynoldsburg, Mayor Joe Begeny, City Auditor Stephen Cicak and staff for their support of small business owners as well as the community-at-large. I’m really looking forward to getting more involved in the community and helping it grow!
-Ms. Tiffany Wilson, Owner
FYI: As of October 1st, 2020-The City of Reynoldsburg is still accepting applications for the COVID-19 Relief Grant until Friday, October 16, 2020. You can find out more information here.
(Left to Right) Mayor Joe Begeny, Grant Recipient & Owner of Tiffany Stacey Photography and Video, LLC Tiffany Wilson, City Auditor Stephen Cicak
Getting ready to sign the official papers!
It’s been a while (ok…it’s been a year) since I’ve had the opportunity to talk about what we do at Tiffany Stacey Photography and Video. However, when I have the opportunity, it’s a very exciting time to talk about how I help clients brand and market themselves through video and photography.
It’s very important that businesses think about how they come across to their target market. Unfortunately, marketing tends to be an afterthought for most business owners. It goes well beyond just business cards and having a great logo!
Marketing is just about anything that involves communicating what you do to the consumer.
Anyway, I’m excited about being a contestant talking about my video production and photography business at the upcoming Meet the Coaches night on September 25 in Worthington, Ohio! I'll be one of the 5 businesses pitching for 5 minutes to 5 judges. The winner will win $10,000 in business services to help grow their business! Looking forward to mingling and connecting with business professionals in the area! Friends are welcomed to come cheer me on & network! 😀
See you all soon!
One of my biggest pain points with having a business is that I’m a one-woman show. I’ve said consistently over the last year that I need help on my shoots and any additional things that come up as a business owner. Well, I’m happy to say that I hired an intern/assistant for my growing business.
Meet Joseph Cooke!
He is a recent graduate from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism from Ohio University. He is currently continuing his education in the video production program at Columbus State. Joe and I share similar backgrounds. I went to school for broadcast journalism at Temple University. So, I’m ecstatic that we share similar mindsets and experiences.
I'm pleased to have him part of my growing team. Joe has already demonstrated that he is flexible, personable, willing to share new ideas and has an excellent sense of humor! I'm looking forward to working with Joe and helping him along in his career. Feel free to say ‘Hello’ to Joe if you see him around town!
Joe says Hello!