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I admire your joy in video marketing Bob. Can I make money with vidoes of merchants? Am I able to prosper serving merchants without outsourcing by setting up instant customer campaigns? Is it too much work to start outsourcing? How can I avoid outsourcing? I want to approach local merchants such as printers, HVAC, and contractors.

I have advertised in Odesk and did not respond to applicants because I have no prebuilt way to describe to workers how to make my blogs.

Immediate goal – to be comfortable making Camtasia videos for prospects of their google presence and influence engine reports;  AND videos for outsource staff of how to make client blogs,  and converse in Facebook with fans on digital music FB pages, or any subject I choose.

My merchant client is Northwoods Audio. He considers himself local. However he has the world’s best Korean Calyx digital audio converter loved by niche fans of computer stored music. Searching for sonos grand rapids mi will show you Northwoods 8x page one. Northwoods sells and installs Sonos speakers that stream web radio and computer stored music.

My blogs for Northwoods are fun to make but time consuming. Main objective of this merchant’s (my) blogs is to attract viewers to a free offer of how not to get ripped off by cable TV and home electronics companies.

I want to hire some VA to converse with fans of other digital music facebook pages. Could I pay a VA to make a facebook page entitled Digital Love? (I am inclined to make it myself.) My new FB likers can be attracted from hundreds of other existing digital music FB pages: observers of my or my VA’s FB comments and questions from Digital Love may be curious enough to click my (intended) Digital Love icon and discover my offer of,  say,  a documentary (that I would enjoy making) on falling in love to digital music, or how to get rid of your CDs or how not to fall in love with vinyl again.

Mr. Northwoods would teach a webinar in how a consumer should use itunes to sort their own music files. His products are Sonos ($1000),  a computer speaker system,  and Calyx ($1500), that enhances computer music.   Everybody can enjoy a Sonos but only nerdy computer snobs can appreciate Calyx.

Mr. Northwoods has not sought to advertise nationally or make a webinar,  but he has hoped to invite consumers to his store to learn itunes. I would be paid commissions and own the list of my hopeful web and FB campaign.

There exists other digital music equipment that is possible to sell,  such as external hard drives.

Engaging the above VA should be done when I have content to disseminate.   I would love to shoot and eidt documentaries including: “Honey,  where is the remote?” and “When we got divorced,  we fought over who got the record collection.”

My biggest problem since joining Traffic Geyser FirePower is that I spent hundreds of hours editing video of a holistic doctor at www.healmich.com/2c. However,  I love talking to prospects.   I want to either get paid more to edit my videos or get paid more to not edit my videos and assign them to an outsourcer. Engaging an outsourcer seems like an insurmountable task, when I do not even have merchant clients enough to pay for one.

Here is another project idea – find artists in facebook and teach a webinar on how to use a digital business card. Artists who expect to appear in booths at art fairs should offer strolling spectators a phone number to text in order to obtain a mobile phone app childrens book of say 8 of the artist’s images each with a sentence or caption telling a brief story.  The art in the mobile phone would put each spectator on the list of the artist,  who should also have his own 10x10x4 as well.

I would like to cruise facebook or ask a VA to hang out at numerous pages of artists in facebook in order to build attendees of my webinar teaching artists how to use cross channel mojo.

Approaching a printer merchant prospect appeals to me. A printer has clients who are plumbers, contractors, caterers,  restaurants and small merchants. A printer can give a free report on how to spend wisely for your printing. Included in such a report could be a recommendation on how to use a QR code in your printing and develop an email list to automatically grow trust through giving useful information to all your plumbing prospects (on drain care) or coupons to your restaurant customers. A printer who serves merchants would amplify my prospects, or the printer’s own prospects, who become customers of Instant Customer. With your help,  Bob,  I could decide to postpone my digital music and artist project and focus on local printers.

Thanks, Bob – BEN