Goal: To create a video about making a cheesecake.
Perhaps follow up with other deserts: brownies and pies
To do next meeting:
- Create a first draft of video plan
- Discuss status “business” name with ideas for website
Big Questions about what the goal is: (5/24)
- What are you working on?
Creating Sharpster videos that will discuss foods and David’s different ideas, such as interesting technologies, art, music, etc. On a Youtube channel
- Why are you doing this?
To meet people (and keep busy) while enjoying some perks, such as opportunities to taste foods and restaurants.
- How will you find an audience?
By handing out cards to friends & family, people David meets, and explaining to others what he is doing.
- Where will people find you?
On the website, social media???, and Store (blankets, cups, ponchos, desserts: cheesecakes, brownies, bars or cookies)
Find someone to put together a website with an e-commerce store and social media links. The idea is to keep it simple, with little need for David to manage it except as desired.
- Select a Video Topic:
- Choose a topic that aligns with your channel’s niche and audience’s interests.
- Consider what value your video will provide to viewers.
- Define Your Target Audience:
- Understand who your ideal viewers are.
- Tailor your content to meet their needs and preferences.
- Outline Key Areas of Interest:
- Jot down the main points you want to cover in your video.
- Organize your thoughts to ensure a coherent flow.
- Plan Your Hook:
- The first 15 seconds capture viewers’ attention with a compelling hook.
- Use a summary, eye-catching visuals, or attention-grabbing lines.
- Create a Video Outline:
- Introduction: Introduce the topic and hook viewers.
- Main content: Cover key points, demonstrate, or explain.
- Conclusion: Summarize and encourage engagement (likes, comments, subscriptions).
- Decide on the order of your content and transitions and promotions: people, places, products
- Focus on Flow:
- Keep your video moving swiftly from point to point.
- Avoid unnecessary details or long pauses.
- Minimize filler words like “umm” and “aahhs.”
- Plan Visuals and Resources:
- Consider what visuals (B-roll, graphics, images) you need.
- Prepare any props, equipment, or additional resources.
- Optimize Metadata:
- Plan your video title, description, and tags.
- Optimize for relevant keywords to improve discoverability.
- Prepare for Filming:
- Set up your filming location.
- Ensure good lighting, clear audio, and a clutter-free background.
- Script or outline your dialogue if needed.
- Monitor and Analyze:
- After uploading, track your video’s performance using YouTube Analytics.
- Adjust your future content based on viewer engagement and feedback.
