by Julie Weishaar | Sep 18, 2026 | Video Marketing
The right type of marketing video can help a small business earn attention, build trust, and move potential customers closer to a sale. The best format depends on what your audience needs to see, learn, or believe before taking the next step. In this guide, you will...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 17, 2026 | Video Marketing
Video can help businesses explain their offers, build trust, attract leads, and stay visible online. But posting random videos without a plan often leads to weak results. A video marketing campaign needs a clear goal, a specific audience, a strong message, and a clear...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 14, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Video Marketing
Accessible marketing videos help more people understand and act on your message. A polished AI video can still lose viewers if they cannot hear it, read its text, or understand key visuals. To make a marketing video accessible, use accurate captions, a descriptive...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 8, 2026 | Video Marketing, YouTube
Updated September 2026: A YouTube Shorts thumbnail can now be customized in several ways, depending on your channel and device. Verified channels can upload a custom thumbnail for a Short through YouTube Studio on a computer. You can also use the YouTube app to choose...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 8, 2026 | Video Marketing
A YouTube thumbnail is often the first thing viewers see before deciding whether to watch your video. If the image is hard to read, cluttered, or unrelated to the video, people may scroll past it. For a standard YouTube video, use a thumbnail that is 1280 x 720 pixels...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 7, 2026 | Video Marketing
Canva vs. CapCut is a common choice for small businesses creating social media videos, but each tool serves different needs. Canva focuses more on templates, graphics, brand assets, and simple video projects. CapCut focuses more on short-form editing, effects,...
