Danielle Williams is a charismatic Phoenix TV Host and Entertainment Reporter. Williams was a reporter on the hit CBS show Arizona Entertainment Weekly. She is a freelance entertainment reporting for AZTV, The Pat McMahon Show, AM Arizona, and The Chat Room. Danielle has interviewed actors at the Oscars and loves the excitement and thrill of the red carpet.

Elisha, the great prophet of old traveled from city to city preaching truth and revealing the nature of God to any who would listen. He often traveled through a town called Shunem. A wealthy woman lived there and provided him room and board when he came through. Elisha was very grateful and asked her one day what he might do to repay her for her hospitality. She said she was well cared for by her family and had need of nothing.



A recent study revealed that of the billions of websites that are on the Internet over half of them are Video sites. What is even more interesting is that this number is constantly growing. Why has video marketing become so prevalent? Who really knows what the real answer to this question is, but it is safe to assume that the average web surfer has gotten too lazy to sit through reading a static web page and prefers to watch a video instead.

Workshops or seminars. Do you regularly make presentations on the job or to community groups? If so, you could easily record your presentations and make them available as information products.

Our short conversation spurred me to investigate the success of Veggie Tales. I was astonished by what I learned. The founder of Veggie Tales is a man named Phil Vischer. He made his first animated video when he was only nine years old. He honed in on his natural ability to tell stories through film and he committed his life to children's ministry through multimedia. He made his first children's video in 1993 and it went viral. By 2000 Vischer was CEO of one of the largest video production companies in the United States. Big Idea employed over 300 people.

With explainer videos, go viral across the web. Animated videos have gained popularity as a fun and effective way for businesses to quickly explain your products and services.

After your finish recording your videos simply upload them to sites like YouTube so they become viral and everyone can see them. Again this marketing method can generate you a lot of targeted traffic, and will help get your name out there.

You are creating a video for a specific audience. Whether you are create a sales video or an informational video, or just a fun video to help show off your product or service make sure it reaches the audience for that product or service. Keep the information interesting. Even add some humor if the subject lends itself to humor. Use stock footage that compliments the subject of the video to cover up cuts. If you add text to the video, make sure the text is clear and crisp so that people will actually read the text and not just gloss over it.

In the online world, the more content you have on your site, and on other online venues, the better, but before you splash out on hundreds of articles and videos, think about the needs of your audience.