Skip to main content
Tips to Make an Engaging and Simple Video
Admin avatar
Written by Admin
Updated over 9 months ago

In this article we will be providing you with some tips on how to create a simple yet engaging video for your profile. The purpose of the video is to introduce yourself to new or prospective clients.

Key Pointers

  • We suggest keeping your video around 30 seconds in duration

  • Develop a script or flow of what to say.

  • Film on Zoom with a microphone so sound is clear and background noises are reduced.

  • Look professional, dress like you were meeting a client face to face.

  • Ensure you have a nice background, remove anything that may be distracting.

  • Ensure your lighting is bright and clear. It may help to have a lights source from behind your camera.

  • Upload your completed video to Youtube or Vimeo.

    • Vimeo may be a good option as it provides more controls, and does not play other videos after your video completes.

  • Link to the video in your Coach Profile on coaching.com


Following these simple tips will help you create a great looking video!

Sample Script

We have created this sample script to give you an idea of things you may want to include in your video.

___________________________________________________________________________________

Hello, I’ve been working with clients to __(achieve x results) _____ for the past ___(# years)____ and typically work with clients from _____(x companies or industries)________.

I specialize in supporting clients who need ___________ and __________ because ______(why you’re passionate about these clients)_________.

We typically work together _____(in person, over zoom, # times a month)_______ to achieve these results.

To get started, please set up a complimentary discovery call with me so we can determine the results you are looking for, our coaching process and if we are a good match. You can get scheduled by __(how to set the discovery call with you)________.

Looking forward to working with you / meeting you soon!

Did this answer your question?