Examples: http://www.redspan.com How To Promote Any Business Using Video Marketing Are you already the proud owner of a business that obtains repeat orders through reputation and word of mouth? If the answer is a resounding YES then congratulations! Stop watching and find something else to do :) If the answer is a definite NO! then you probably spend quite a bit of money and/or effort on marketing. Wouldn't it be great if you could spend less of both and get more of a return on your investment? Of course it would. So stick with me while I explain the options. Leave the video running where you can hear it even if you don't watch all the slides. If you're a sole trader, a small business, or a larger company what's the most important thing you can do to not only survive but thrive? The answer of course is to make sure you've got plenty of customers buying what you're selling, whether it's products or services. What are you doing to achieve that objective? Perhaps you've tried some or all of the available marketing methods. Perhaps you've wondered where all the money went. Consider print advertising for a moment. You could spend a few hundred quid on an advert in a business or consumer magazine. It still works and should never be fully ruled out but it's not easy to measure the impact. And let's be honest, it can be very expensive. Then there's PPC or Pay Per Click advertising. There are many advantages to it and it does give you a measure of control. However, it requires skills to set up a campaign correctly and to measure the results. You then have to adjust the settings based on those results. If you don't learn how to do this yourself you have to pay someone to do it for you. So as well as the cost of the clicks themselves you need to spend more money on campaign management. How about organic traffic? You've spent a considerable sum on a website. It looks great but of course people have to find it. So you've embarked on a routine of adding fresh content in an effort to boost rankings. This is good work but it's a drain on your resources. You either write the content in house or outsource it at cost. Then there's social media. The big advantage of social media is that it's free. Anyone can set up a Twitter or Instagram account, or a Facebook page. However, it takes time to nurture it and to create relationships with those who may one day become customers. The many dormant accounts are evidence of people starting with social media but unable to follow through. So what's so good about video marketing? Statistics prove that more and more of us are choosing to use smartphones instead of PCs, laptops, and even tablets. Furthermore, videos are fast becoming the preferred choice for those searching for information. Go ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=API9sL8bBJI

Learn to fly! Join me on this introductory course: https://bit.ly/367Yp4F ### Winter Flying Tips For Pilots of Light Aircraft - Aircraft Preparation In this video I read a section of the CAA's Safety Sense Leaflet Number 3 - Winter Flying. The content has been reproduced here in video format with the permission of the CAA. To download a copy of this (or any other in the series) to print off or store on your device please visit http://www.caa.co.uk/safetysense INTRODUCTION. The purpose of this video is to advise pilots/operators of aeroplanes, helicopters and microlights of some of the problems they may encounter while flying in winter. AIRCRAFT PREPARATION. a) During the pleasant days of summer, items of equipment may have 'disappeared'. Make sure the aircraft has serviceable pitot head covers, static vent plugs, control surface locks and, if parked outside, proper tie-downs. Having made sure you have got them – use them. b) Some engines may need the aircraft manufacturer's approved winter cooling restrictor to allow the oil and cylinders to reach and maintain correct operating temperatures. After fitting, keep an eye on the oil temperature/cylinder head temperature, especially if the weather turns warmer. c) The grade of engine oil may need to be changed when operating in colder conditions. Consult the Manufacturer’s Manual or Maintenance Organisation. d) Check that the cabin heater/demister is working properly before you really need to use it. A faulty cabin heater, either combustion or exhaust, can allow exhaust gases, including carbon monoxide, into the cabin. If in doubt, have the heater pressure-tested. Carbon monoxide is colourless, odourless, tasteless, insidious in its effects and lethal. One of the first symptoms may be a severe headache, drowsiness or dizziness. e) ‘Spot’ type carbon monoxide detectors only have a limited life when unwrapped. Use a ‘fresh’ one and read the instructions. f) The pitot-static system should be checked for water which can freeze and block the system. If static drains are fitted, know where they are and how to use them. g) The battery is worked harder in winter, so make sure it is in good condition and well charged. If you’ve had to make prolonged attempts to start the engine, when it does start allow plenty of time for the battery to re-charge before using heavy electrical loads. In a single-engined aircraft it's all you are left with if the electrical charging system fails in flight. h) Some aircraft require the addition of Iso-propyl alcohol in the fuel for operation in low ambient temperatures. (See Flight Manual.) i) Check that all the airframe, propeller and windscreen systems are operating correctly. De-icing systems suffer from neglect and may prove faulty when required ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufJLNkDkhY0

My recommended books, products, and equipment: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/benlovegrove In this video I describe the role of the Aircraft or Flight Dispatcher. You may also see this role described as the Airline Dispatcher or Flight Operations Officer, among other titles. Every commercial aircraft that takes off from an airport requires a team of people who ensure its departure is safe and on time. As well as the engineers who may have serviced the aircraft, the ground operations teams who load the cargo or passenger luggage, the cabin and air crew, there are the Flight Dispatchers. The Flight Dispatchers are responsible for coordinating all the services and preparations required to ensure an aircraft leaves on schedule. They start their day with a thorough examination of the current weather and the forecast for all their aircraft routes and destinations. They check the route for the intended flight and make any adjustments to it, having taken into account weather conditions en route or at the destination, and the operational status of airports. For this reason, Flight Dispatchers need to be able to confidently interpret weather data, NOTAMs, and other forms of information relating to aircraft in flight. Flight Dispatchers spend a lot of time communicating with colleagues on the ground, at the airport, and the flight crews aboard the aircraft. They arrange for the cleaning of passenger aircraft and the loading of cargo aircraft. They arrange for the refuelling, routine maintenance checks, and any ad hoc servicing that may be required on the aircraft. When you’re waiting in Departures to board your aircraft, it is the Flight Dispatcher who gives the green light for the gate to be opened for passenger boarding. It is the Flight Dispatcher who informs the air crew of the total weight of all cargo, luggage, and passengers. This is crucial information that needs to be accurate to ensure safe take off, flight, and landing. What skills do I need to become a Flight Dispatcher? If this is a career that interests you then you’ll need to have good communication skills, both written and spoken. You should be confident in using IT systems and be able to learn and adapt to programs and utility software specific to the role. Continued in the video... ### If you found anything of interest in this video then please subscribe to my channel by clicking the red SUBSCRIBE button. And don't forget to click the bell! That way you'll be notified directly of any new videos. While you're there please click the thumbs up button to give it a like, and post a comment to tell me what you liked about this video. Ask me a question, tell me what you liked or disliked. Finally, please share this video with friends, colleagues, and in social media so t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kfRLR5svLw

My recommended books, products, and equipment: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/benlovegrove Private air charter routes: http://bit.ly/2ifyiil - Empty leg seats: http://bit.ly/2ASo2Il - Flying with pets: http://bit.ly/2JwjpDo Cheap Private Jet Flights. Find Empty Legs And Empty Seats On Private Aircraft Looking for faster, more economical ways to travel? Want to avoid wasting time in airport queues? Tired of cancellations, missed connections... ...and crowds? There is an answer. Arrange a flight on a private aircraft. Private aircraft fly are flying with empty seats and you could be sitting in one of those seats. There are several aircraft sizes available and of course, multiple destinations, You can flight in turboprops, jets, and helicopters, taking family and pets on some flights. Book a flight and enjoy the luxury and exclusivity of private air travel. ###################### Get a video advert for your business: http://www.redspan.com Subscribe to my channel: YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/BenLovegrove I upload 2-4 times per month. Here are my most popular YouTube Playlists: Flight Training, Private and Commercial Pilot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxNpfNGANbc&list=PLU_3zq_5JBOM8RsJr6rKpQVoJstMYqE0V Drones, Umanned Aviation, Aerial Photography https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWGd1ZKP0XA&list=PLU_3zq_5JBON-MLJJQP6HBQexiqz9NU7q Learn To Fly, Get Your Pilot's Licence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxNpfNGANbc&list=PLU_3zq_5JBOMo8eFo53-wXgxAx-m4I-hH General Aviation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qte-1PiZ534&list=PLU_3zq_5JBOPYWzPii7JjS7qaxMRxyeAK Aviation Careers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0awvlw0zjE&list=PLU_3zq_5JBONB544-x4Pifimz1d4NCVc3 Social Media Links Twitter: https://twitter.com/Redspan Twitter: https://twitter.com/BensBookmarks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ben_lovegrove_aero Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/redspansolutions/ Google+: https://google.com/+BenLovegrove Acknowledgements This presentation contains images that were used under a Creative Commons License. Click here to see the full list of images and attributions: https://app.contentsamurai.com/cc/42227 This presentation may also include video clips licensed under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license and/or video clips of our own. Video Created By Redspan Solutions Ltd - https://www.redspan.com/ Contact us to discuss making videos like this for your business. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAKf-JtUub4