Ben Adkins – VIDEO SPIKES

Ben Adkins – VIDEO SPIKES

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The 3-Part Master Video Formula that Will Show You How to
Engage Viewers and Quickly Transform them into Paying Customers.

Here’s a Sneak Peek to Find Out How Video Spike Will Benefit You…
Part 1: The Master Video Script Writing Formula

Inside the “Write It” Section You’ll Find:
4 Video Style Templates that Will Allow You to Max Out Sales on Every Promotion

We’re taking away the guesswork behind writing video scripts. Inside you’ll uncover how to use 4 different video styles. Each is designed to boost your conversions based on the unique needs of a specific promotion.

And don’t worry, we’ve included in-depth walkthrough videos for each style, as well as “fill in the blank” templates that will dramatically cut your workload. These are the 4 powerful video styles you’ll uncover inside…
The Video Spike Style VSL – Writing lengthy videos that engage customers long enough to finalize a sale is tricky. Using techniques that implement key ‘buyer psychology’ elements, we’ll show you how to immediately spark their interest and lead them to the pitch.
The Talking Head Video – Putting yourself in front of the camera can turn you into a blubbering mess (I’ve got a slew of my own outtake videos to prove it). But with the right outline, you can appear cool and collected. We’ll give you our best kept secrets to draw viewers in and swiftly turn them into paying customers.
The Screencast Video – Walking viewers through a simple demo video seems simple enough, but there are 3 common mistakes that will send your customers packing. Not only will we show you how to avoid disaster, we’ll walk you through how to utilize this method and fully exploit the selling power behind Screencast videos.
The Animated Explainer Video – Our inner child naturally becomes nostalgic at the sight of animated video, which is why viewers are drawn to this style. In order to turn your animated videos into a marketing powerhouse, we’re giving you our complete blueprint.

Part 2: The Video Shooting Secrets of the Pros

Inside the “Shoot It” Section You’ll Find:
The “Shooting Secrets” of the Pros

Once your script is ready, you’ll need to know how to put the whole thing together. For each template, we provide specific shooting tips and tricks so you can easily produce professional-looking videos.
Step-By-Step Instruction to Minimize the Learning Curve

Our team spent enough time fussing with video creation for all of us. We’re going to save you the headache. Each instructional video will give you step-by-step instruction so you can quickly get the job done.
Access to Our Private Equipment List

Full Disclaimer: you’ll be shocked at how “not fancy” some of our tools are. That’s because you don’t need to invest thousands into equipment and software. We’re going to show you where to spend money (and where to skimp!)

Part 3: Laying on the Polish

Inside the “Polish It” Section You’ll Find:
Creating Elegant Intro & Outro Bumpers on the Cheap

Professional Intro & Outro bumpers are an easy way to add a touch of high class flair. These give your videos the appearance of big budget studio production, so viewers will never know you spent less than $10 with our sneaky trick.
The Tiny Audio Technique that Adds Big Effect

Your videos are useless if no one watches them. Don’t worry. This little trick will quickly engage your viewers. Drawing them in and pulling them all the way to the end.
The Shine Editing Technique

Instantly go from underground to executive with this simple editing technique. Apply it to any video and it will give your productive value a huge boost. Video quality can dramatically impact your bottom line. This method will ensure you don’t scare away prospects.

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If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
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