I normally don’t let people advertise their service, but this could benifit my readers, so I’ll make an exception this time.

Thanks for posting.

Eoin

We use PowerPoint to record audio, and then software called iSpring to convert. It handles animations well, and is pretty easy to use. Some examples of the sort of slides we produce are available at http://www.m62.net/slides-and-templates/slides/index.php, but the basic point is that if slides are self-explanatory, they don’t work as the audience just read and don’t listen. The aim is to create visuals that reinforce the message without making the presenter unnecessary.

Thanks for stopping by.
The video is working fine.

From what you have said and the fact that Camtasia is not working for you, you may have an issue with your PC settings.
I don’t know how to fix it, but a search in Google will get you the information.

I’ve used Google Alerts for years, I do the same as you, it’s how I keep up with everything

Eoin

Thanks for the feedback, it was interesting and confirms much of what I already know.

One thing missing from the information is that people learn in different ways, some read, some listen, some want to see you do it.

This video was only the draft concept.
If it had worked out, would have been re-done for Read Only, Listen Only (a podcast) and a better visual presentation, but as I said, it was only a test of the “Record Powerpoint” option in Camtasia, so I recorded the draft concept as it was.

This does not take from your advise, as what you have said is very relevent

Regards,
Eoin

Congrats for getting into video. It’s huge and will help your readers learn more about you and what you’re doing, as well as attract more visitors/traffic.

The video didn’t work, but you may have disabled it until you get the bugs worked out.

I have the camtasia software, but haven’t figured out what the problem is with the audio. I can’t even get audio at all to work.

So, what else are you using for getting traffic?

I wrote a post at my place about using google alerts and your site was on the first page with the key word phrase “list building”. Well done!

See you later,
Theresa

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