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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2023 · 24 MIN

YouTube for Realtors: How to Build a Channel that Converts - Part 2 (Episode 422)

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In the second installment of our three-part series, co-hosts Neil Mathweg and Mindi Kessenick discuss how real estate agents can leverage YouTube for exponential growth. In this episode, they discuss the foundational steps required to establish a YouTube channel that delivers results. Drawing on their personal experiences and insights, the duo delves into: Keyword Research - Understand the importance of using localized and targeted keywords to ensure your videos reach the right audience. Scripting - Plan out your videos by using tools like ChatGPT for guidance, but ensure you remain authentic and resonant withy your audience. Recording & Editing - Remove barriers to content creation by setting up a studio and outsourcing editing tasks when necessary. Thumbnails - Recognize the importance of compelling thumbnails in capturing potential viewers' attention. Posting & Descriptions - Perfect the art of writing descriptions, using tags effectively, and setting up end caps and cards. By the end of the episode, listeners will have a roadmap to building their first YouTube video and getting their channel off the ground. Let's Go!      

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