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Submit ReviewCreating a video script template helps you create a plan and stick to it, while also keeping you focused on your point. Here's how to create one.
Creating a video series or podcast is a great way to build an audience, share your content and grow your business. However, creating good content takes time and effort, and good content starts with a good outline.
Drafting an outline, show flow, or script is an important step in creating a video series or podcast. It helps you create a plan and stick to it, while also keeping you focused on your point. In this episode, we talk about why scripting is important, what to put in it, how we use our show flow, and how to create video script templates for your own projects.
Here's what we discuss in this episode:
As busy business owners who have a lot on our plates, the structure helps keep us in line. And then the other thing that the structure helps with is it helps listeners and viewers know kind of what to expect. — Jen
I've been livestreaming since 2017. Every week you learn things, you learn what works and what doesn't. I studied other people who also livestream and their methods. Then I put the show flow together based on that. I try to keep it simple enough that it turns into the show notes because we can plug in the resources. — Shelley
Design the flow of your show that you will follow. This will help your audience to follow along with you and it will help you plan and stay consistent.
The weekly Women Conquer Business Newsletter for all things marketing.
It is important to take breaks and celebrate the wins when they happen.
The same is true of working in our business. The day-to-day work doesn’t seem to matter, but when we look back at the portfolio of the content we have created, we can see it all adds up.
When we have people reach out to...
Creating a video script template helps you create a plan and stick to it, while also keeping you focused on your point. Here's how to create one.
Creating a video series or podcast is a great way to build an audience, share your content and grow your business. However, creating good content takes time and effort, and good content starts with a good outline.
Drafting an outline, show flow, or script is an important step in creating a video series or podcast. It helps you create a plan and stick to it, while also keeping you focused on your point. In this episode, we talk about why scripting is important, what to put in it, how we use our show flow, and how to create video script templates for your own projects.
Here's what we discuss in this episode:
As busy business owners who have a lot on our plates, the structure helps keep us in line. And then the other thing that the structure helps with is it helps listeners and viewers know kind of what to expect. — Jen
I've been livestreaming since 2017. Every week you learn things, you learn what works and what doesn't. I studied other people who also livestream and their methods. Then I put the show flow together based on that. I try to keep it simple enough that it turns into the show notes because we can plug in the resources. — Shelley
Design the flow of your show that you will follow. This will help your audience to follow along with you and it will help you plan and stay consistent.
The weekly Women Conquer Business Newsletter for all things marketing.
It is important to take breaks and celebrate the wins when they happen.
The same is true of working in our business. The day-to-day work doesn’t seem to matter, but when we look back at the portfolio of the content we have created, we can see it all adds up.
When we have people reach out to us for a consultation or proposal, it feels like it’s out of the blue, but I know they’ve been thinking about it for weeks, months, or years before they are ready. If we stopped making offers, they wouldn’t get the help they need to move forward.
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