Old English adage says: “A picture is worth a thousand
words.”
Then it follows a video must be worth a million.
Everything these days is video. Facebook. Instagram.
Twitter. Video communication is a way of life now. And its one of the best ways to promote
books.
A few years back, the only way to get a book trailer was
hiring a professional company and pay a few hundred bucks. Then prices dropped and people popped up on Fiverr.com
who could do it for less than a hundred. But still costs could be a little
pricey. I mean for $50 I can have a really good meal out or buy myself some
nice duds.
But now comes the do-it-yourself age. I have recently created some of my own book
trailers. Cost: my time and
creativity. Here is one for my book The Fortune
Teller’s Secret.
Like? Okay, I know you can do better.
I created the book trailer at http://invideo.io/
Invideo lets you make your own video for just about
anything. They have all the bells and
whistles. Special effects. Music. Stock video and pictures. Titles and text.
Enhancements and stickers. Even upload your own pics and video.
Pricing…$48 yearly for pro version, $180 for business. I am only pro for now.
Try it out for free at https://invideo.io/pricing/
Here’s another book promo I made.
Worried you will never be able to learn all this good
stuff. Check out this course at Udemy.
Bottomline: make your book promos and save big time.
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