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I thought the narrator audio was a little weird. I can't put my finger on it but I think it was more than just the narrators syncopation. Some words were hard

I thought the narrator audio was a little weird. I can't put my finger on it but I think it was more than just the narrators syncopation. Some words were hard to hear - I could make everything out, but I found myself distracted by it every once in a while. It might be an issue with compression or editing or being too far from the mic occasionally. Also, I didn't know anything about your site before I viewed it. The video helped but I still don't know why someone would create a lesson. The end mentions something about "client acquisition" but I have no idea what that means. I assume the lesson creator wants to get email addresses of people so they can try to sell them something? Personally I think you should consider letting people sell complete lessons, rather than posting crippled lessons that require the lesson-master to try to hawk products through email.

melvinram 18y ago
>> Also, I didn't know anything about your site before >> I viewed it. The video helped but I still don't know >> why someone would create a lesson. Good point. It's a tough decision on where to keep the focus: the what or the why. For this video I decided to focus on the what... but thanks for bringing that up. I need to decide whether to weave the what & why together or have them be different videos. Any thoughts? >> Personally I think you should consider letting >> people sell complete lessons, rather than posting >> crippled lessons that require the lesson-master >> to try to hawk products through email. That's where BrainBank is going. We're going to give content author's the ability to sell single courses or offer a subscription for all their content, similar to Aaron Wall's SEO Training system.
- hotpockets 18y ago
  Hmmm, perhaps if you can explain the why real quickly in the beginning of the video. It sounds like a fairly simple concept that could be explained in a few sentences. "Brainbank lets you post short online classes. Then when a customer downloads your lessons we'll send you the lead. Here's how to create a lesson"

melvinram 18y ago

>> Also, I didn't know anything about your site before >> I viewed it. The video helped but I still don't know >> why someone would create a lesson. Good point. It's a tough decision on where to keep the focus: the what or the why. For this video I decided to focus on the what... but thanks for bringing that up. I need to decide whether to weave the what & why together or have them be different videos. Any thoughts? >> Personally I think you should consider letting >> people sell complete lessons, rather than posting >> crippled lessons that require the lesson-master >> to try to hawk products through email. That's where BrainBank is going. We're going to give content author's the ability to sell single courses or offer a subscription for all their content, similar to Aaron Wall's SEO Training system.

hotpockets 18y ago
Hmmm, perhaps if you can explain the why real quickly in the beginning of the video. It sounds like a fairly simple concept that could be explained in a few sentences. "Brainbank lets you post short online classes. Then when a customer downloads your lessons we'll send you the lead. Here's how to create a lesson"