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Top 13 Corporate Video Posts for 2007

DateSunday, December 23, 2007 at 11:31AM

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Time to serve it up!

Here's a "baker's dozen" from the year plus a few goodies thrown in for good measure.

Oh yeah...save room for dessert :-)

TOP 13 CORPORATE VIDEO POSTS FOR 2007

1. The Client's Survival Guide to Corporate Video Storytelling: Tom's "Change This" Manifesto PDF

2. 4 Simple Ways to Brand Your Story

3. Here's My Secret to Capture the Perfect Interview

4. Broken Corporate Videos: Bridging the Gap PDF

5. 3 Steps to Make Your Corporate Video Jump Off the Screen!

6. My 22 Best On-Camera Interviewing Tips Ever

7. "Uh-Oh! It's the CEO!"

8. 5 Myths of Corporate Videos

9. The Lazy Marketer's Way to Create Corporate Video Conversations

10. 10 Reasons Why Remarkable Corporate Videos Matter

11. Caution! 7 Signs of Lazy Corporate Videos

12. The Single Biggest Mistake Clients Make

13. 10 Tips to Create Your Remarkable Corporate Video

BONUS SECTION:

1. 5 Laws of a Remarkable Corporate Video

2. "Hey! How Much is a Pound of That Video?"

3. Is Corporate Video Art? Part 2

4. Simplify Complex Ideas Using Springboard Stories: Pt. 2

5. Deconstructing a Corporate Video

I am deeply grateful for the amazing friendships and conversations since this journey began over a year and a half ago. Your time is extremely valuable and I am humbled by it all. Thanks for sticking around!

---Tom

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