December in the Sun II

A couple of days exploring the Miami South Beach area,

First evening - start off with cocktails, of course, 

 great fun, everybody is so welcoming, interested in who we were, not just serving us.



Took a bite at a beach front cafe, food delicious, again service was friendly and fast.

 We took a walk around the Art-Deco area of town, these buildings are fast being dwarfed by the modern massive hotels that are being out up. It will be a shame if this clearly 1950's influenced buildings are lost.


These buildings form such a part of the 'Miami' that we wanted to see, the 'Cuban', South American and Spanish influences all come through, in a dramatic contrast to other parts that are only a few hundred meters away.

As we had flown in, we could make out the massive size of the full City that Miami is, this is just a small corner, but it has an atmosphere and bustle about it that is quite magical. To back up the Art-deco buildings there is also the Art itself, galleries hidden away, that you stumble across as well as pieces out in the open for all to enjoy.

 Even the Hotels were not just ordinary, the use of colour and the layout of the well planned gardens meant that we were always feeling like we were part of the creations.

The use of neon lighting means that a night time walk is a must, as well as taking an organised guided walk during daylight.

  It is not just the Hotel designs that create the Art-Deco quarter, nearly every hotel has joined in with sculptures, paintings and pieces, there is so much to take in that we were left feeling that we had only seen the 'tip of the iceberg' as we had only planned to stay for a couple of nights.




It also felt strange that Christmas celebrations were starting, in temperatures that were more akin to a UK summer, but at least Santa was wearing clothes that fitted the local weather:

Moving On tomorrow ......more to follow.

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How to Promote Your Products with Demonstration Videos

Entrepreneurs can always benefit from new ways to promote their products or services. You have many options at your disposal. You could start an email marketing campaign. You could write blog posts. You could spend money on advertising.

Another option is to create demonstration videos. These videos are intended to showcase the main features of your product or service. They can be used for anything that you’re selling. This includes everything from computer software to healthcare products.

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Choose a Method for Recording Video

The very first thing you must do before creating a demonstration video is to decide on a method for recording video. Your demonstration video needs to show your product or service being used.

For a physical product or service, you’ll want to film your video. You can use an HD video camera, which is available at fairly affordable prices. For computer software or a mobile app, you can use screen capture software to record video of your software in use.

Your audio will be recorded separately. This lets you focus on the features of your product or service, without trying to get your dialog correct in every take.

Outline the Main Features of Your Product or Service

Next, create an outline of the main features of your product or service. What do you want to showcase in your video? After creating your list, rank the importance of these features. Later on, you may need to cut one of these features from your video.

Create a Rough Draft of Your Script

After creating your list of features, create a rough draft of your script. Start by introducing yourself or your business. Explain what viewers are about to see. Then, highlight the key points of each feature that you’re going to showcase.

Film Your Initial Video Footage

Using your script as a general outline, film your initial video footage. Either use screen capture software or a real camera to record your product being used. You don’t need one continuous shot. Focus on one or two video clips per feature.

After recording your video, compile it using video editing software. Computers often have at least one free video editing program. But, you can find plenty of other options online.

Record Your Audio for the Demo

You’ll also need audio. After compiling your video, let it play in the background while you record your audio. You can divide your lines into separate sections, as you did with your video footage.

Add your audio clips to your video footage. This will take some practice. You may have to spend some time adjusting the placement of the audio and your video clips until it all comes together. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect.

Tweak and Edit Your Video Until You’re Satisfied

After recording your video, compiling it into one video, and adding your audio, start tweaking your video. Take as much time as you want to edit the video. Sometimes, it’s hard to picture how it’ll all come together until you begin editing in your video editing software.

Get started with your first demo video. Highlight the main features of your product. If you need a few examples, simply perform a search online for “product demonstration video”. Once your video is completed, you can post your video to YouTube, share it on social media, and use it in your marketing materials.

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In this video, you are given some reasons why site visitors leave a website.

 A few simple ways are provided so that the entrepreneur can improve on this situation like appearance, page elements, adding attention-grabbing and resonating images, among others. Creating a definite call to action is also a requirement so that the page visitor will receive a clear message as to what his/her next step should be.

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