I’d love to speak to your group
If a crowd is gathered, I’d love to get up front and speak to them. A small crowd or a large crowd, I like to be up front, with my heart beating fast and my palms sweaty. The moments before going on stage are a mix of fear and adrenalin – but it’s something that I love. (When I was single, I also loved blind dates!)
If you have a group of professional coaches or similar professionals, I’d love to talk with y’all about how to use online video to spread your message and grow your businesses. Please reach out and let’s see if the next butterflies in my stomach will be in front of your group.
Biography:
Brighton West is a virtual videographer for professional coaches. He began his video journey making narrative and documentary videos – but he was always behind the camera. Along the way, he learned that being on camera was more influential/beneficial/profitable than being behind it. So he overcame his fear of being on camera and now helps his client turn the camera on themselves. Brighton has built his business by creating YouTube tutorials about using YouTube in business. He’s positioned himself as the expert for professional coaches who want to grow their global audience with video. He now helps these subject matter experts avoid his early mistakes and accelerates their journey to success with online video.
Brighton works with coaches around the world to get the three videos that coaches need: authority building videos, testimonial videos and a “video headshot.” You won’t find Brighton behind a camera anymore. He’ll teach you to be your own DIY videographer, find a local videographer to film you, or he can be your virtual-videographer by capturing you through your webcam or smartphone – whichever is right for you and your business. Don’t run out and hire a videographer who has fancy equipment, but doesn’t understand what works to grow a coaching practice. Connect with Brighton to figure out the right strategy for your business.
And you can right-click and download my headshot:
Why I love working with coaches, and why video works so well for them:
- Their clients are often not local – so they can leverage the power of the Internet as a worldwide marketing tool. (but video can work for local businesses too.)
- Their clients need to “know, like and trust” them before hiring them. Video is the best way to create a personal connection with potential clients online.
- Coaches are positive people that are fun to work with!
Who do I group in with coaches? Someone who:
- needs to connect with clients at a personal level and develop trust to be successful. So a hypnotist, life coach, executive coach, NLP practitioner, maybe even a real estate agent. Compare that to someone whose clients need to trust them, but maybe not know and like them. A cardiologist or accountant or a sandwichologist needs to know their stuff – but you’re buying their skill less than their personality.
- ideally can connect with clients or customers remotely – over the phone or by Zoom. Online video is great for local businesses, but it’s real power is in reaching potential clients globally.
- works with individuals to help them achieve business or personal success. I’m most excited to work with people to transform their lives. Mechanics are great people, but fixing someone’s car and helping them find their life purpose are different things.
- ideally, they are also speakers and authors. They want their message to reach an international audience.