9/26/2011

Optimize Your Site With Killer Content

While I agree delivering on the mechanics of SEO is important for any online venture in today's hyper competitive market, success only begins there. The differentiator is still and will always be killer content. You have to have the goods the audience wants. Now that is very simple sounding, but it is true. Content is king!

To really carve out a niche and work it, you must know your audience and what really interests them. What is it that they want to know more about and how do they want to receive that information? If you can deliver on that and engage your audience, well, you will come out way ahead. And don't think for a second you can do this in passing. This requires long term dedication and focus. The playing field is ever changing. There is no short selling of creativity.

At Full Throttle Media, we believe films and videos focused on the subject matter that really turns the ignition of your end consumer is the key. People want to learn stuff and learn it from people they rever or watch truly accomplished practitioners of their interest perform. If you are intimately involved as a member of your own audience, you really understand the psyche therein. Ergo, you have your finger on the pulse of your customer base and thus, are in a good position to deliver something remarkable.

When it comes to search results, the better content trail you have left behind, the more likely you are to be found and shared. If you want to rank high in search, go with video. Killer content in the form of visual media will do more for you site than anything else money can buy.

And, if you really want to do something bold and creative, jump on the Full Throttle Media train.


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9/13/2011

Digital Filmmaking with DSLR's

DSLR's have made a big splash in the production world in the past year. By including high definition video capabilities in SLR cameras, the photography industry has made a quantum leap forward and expanded the playing field for the motion picture production minded. A new book, "Photocine: Digital Filmmaking with DSLRs", highlights this incredible, yet simple, break through. This is the perfect guide to help photographers retool and confidently move forward into the new arena of DSLR filmmaking. Check it out on Amazon LINK

Share the experience, sell the dream...Full Throttle Media! FTM Seth Horne