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Hi!
Welcome to the final email about live video marketing!
We hope this has been both helpful and enjoyable.
Before we close off, we have one more important thing to
cover: optimization.
Once you get into the rhythm of producing live videos, the
next step is to evaluate your performance and optimize.
This way, you get more bang for your buck (and effort).
You might think that live video can’t be optimized since
everything happens in real time.
However, live videos are indexed on search engines just like
any other type of content. What’s more, there are always ways
to improve the quality of the live video itself.
Check Your Wifi Connection:
A live video that freezes, has choppy audio, or pixelated
video is a bad live video.
Regardless of how much effort you put into your planning
and how engaging you are.
Studies show that if viewers can’t understand what’s going
on for more than 90 seconds, they’ll leave.
Use an internet speed test to check if your internet’s upload
speed is good enough for your live video.
This will depend on the size of the video you’re trying to
stream.
A good rule of thumb is that your upload speed should be double
the size of your video.
Besides getting a better wifi plan, you can also improve your
connection by:
* Connecting via cable/ethernet if possible.
* Moving closer to the router.
* Closing browsers, tabs, and apps that you don’t need for
the live video.
* Removing or disconnecting devices that you don’t need for
the live video.
Get Better With Your Equipment:
If you decide to invest in some hardware for live video, take
some time to learn exactly how to use it.
For example, learn how to use your camera on manual settings,
adjust your mic’s settings, or set up your lights properly.
Doing so gives you more creative control over your live video,
and can improve the streaming quality by leaps and bounds.
Of course, hardware isn’t the only way you can optimize your
live video.
Best practices in search engine optimization (SEO) also apply to
live video!
Think About Your Keywords, Titles, and Descriptions:
Keywords are how search engines identify what a specific piece
of content is about.
If you’re not ranking on the right keywords, your content won’t
reach the right people.
Conduct keyword research to create a list of:
* Short tail keywords
* Long tail keywords
* Short term keywords
* Long term keywords
* Product defining keywords
* Customer defining keywords
* Geo-targeting keywords
* Intent targeting keywords
So, a clothing brand in New York that’s selling handmade
sweaters for the holiday season might focus on the
following keywords:
# holiday sweaters
# handmade sweaters
# christmas
# winter outfits
# handmade wool sweater
# New York clothing
# shop local
# bespoke sweaters
Once you have your keywords, make sure to include them in the
title and description of your live video.
And don’t forget to include them as hashtags and as plain text
in your copy.
Go Live Consistently.
To your success!
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