We offer Voiceovers for Narration of articles on your company website that can be used in video presentations and Video Blogs. We also offer Character Voice Acting Voiceovers for animated shows and character-voiced audiobooks.
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At Media Blitz Publicity, our motto has long been, “Making Creative Ideas Reality” – with much of our focus being on Media, Marketing, Entertainment, and Education. This work has mostly been in the “digital” space, consisting of audio, video, websites, and physical media, which is all within the realm of communications. We are taking that a step further now, using multimedia content to empower our audiences with practical skills and knowledge that can be used for truly valuable real-world projects that improve their homes and strengthen their families and communities. It is time to emphasize the “Reality” part of our tagline.

This expansion into “IRL” (In Real Life) is an extension of our “Education” component, and it shines a spotlight on the shortcomings of modern educational institutions by providing what they typically don’t. Media Blitz Publicity now includes a growing SKILLS BUILDING Community Resource Section. Explore the skills, knowledge, and opportunities that await you. Topics range from office tech to gardening, farming, professional trade skills, and other how-to’s… We curate multimedia from various sources, with a focus on video content. We are adding new content all the time, and we want to hear your suggestions and learn what you find to be most helpful. JOIN US as we pursue this journey together!
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Odysee has become the top "broad appeal" Free Speech YouTube alternative with its fun and welcoming, but professional environment. In contrast, BitChute remains a haven for edgier Free Speech content, without making much of an apparent effort to achieve broader appeal.
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At Media Blitz Publicity, we are about “Making Creative Ideas Reality” in the realms of Media, Marketing, Entertainment, and Education. That often includes the use of Technology and incorporating various insights and methods pertaining to Video Content Marketing, Inbound Marketing, Networking, and Alt-Tech to accomplish Digital Marketing Optimization and achieve the desired results.

We create and curate video content series, providing Video Content Marketing services and guidance to professionals and artists. We have a Skills Building Community Resource Section that organizes empowering educational video content ranging in topics from office tech to gardening, farming, professional trade skills, and other how-to’s… And that resource is growing and improving all the time.

We provide autodidactic and homeschooling resources, while also curating and promoting quality entertainment content that one typically will not find in the corrupted mass media channels.

Join us on our journey! Take a hands-on approach to leveraging your knowledge and learning new skills from others. The real economy of ideas, knowledge, and resources is what we make of it.

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Major television shows are bypassing local affiliates to be available through online channels. Shows like UHF and Wayne's World demonstrate the path to a future for local television: Decentralized and Local Community-Based

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Much like "Astroturfing" is the use of paid and bussed-in demonstrators and attendees to create the illusion of popular support for a cause or event, "Cyberturfing" is the use of technology and organized content creation, publishing, distribution, and curation to create influential illusions about popular opinion, scientific consensus, social science findings, and the like. Cybertufing is digital astroturfing for influential illusions.

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Exploit - Don't Endorse: Responding to the Big Social and Big Search Credibility Crisis at Google, Facebook, and Twitter

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The NPC Meme is excellent... Learn why!

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The word "relevant" does not mean popular or discoverable, though many digital marketers, laypeople, and "SEO experts" seem to think it does...
"Relevant" means logically of note or closely related to the matter at hand. What those people typically mean is "search result visibility"...

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Minds.com functions similarly to Facebook, though it also serves as a blog publishing and discovery platform. The video feature is being improved, and there is gamification of engagement such that you earn points for your actions on the platform that help to grow it. Minds.com is very free-speech oriented and against the heavy-handed censorship found on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

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Whereas Gab.com has suffered coordinated media attacks from the lying fakestream media companies to which they are a threat, Gab.com is essentially the free-speech version of Twitter. (Twitter, you may recall, initially took the previously unheard-of step of permanently banneing Milo Yiannopoulous in 2015… Since then, Twitter has accelerated its banning and shadow-banning behavior while artificially boosting corrosive far-left and globohomo content, hashtags, and headlines.
Gab needs to broaden its userbase beyond its reputation for dissident content to be more like what Twitter was in the early years when it claimed to be a facilitator of “free speech” – and newer features such as the Gab Trends news service (similar to Drudge Report but with a cleaner interface) and the spinoff Dissenter comment facilitator and internet browser may help to position it accordingly. If not, another Twitter alternative will likely arise in its place.

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DuckDuckGo.com is a search engine (alternative to Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc) that does not store any of your information and claims to present non-biased search results. Privacy is considered paramount.
It is notable, however, that many of the DuckDuckGo search results seem about as PC-biased and cyberturfed as Google’s search results… Whether DuckDuckGo is using the same or similar SEO algorithms and indicators when reviewing and presenting websites is yet to be determined…

Real people will need a real search engine that works properly, and mimicking Google would be a recipe for disaster. DuckDuckGo’s popularity has risen greatly in past years, but if they don’t correct this another competitor will likely take their place.

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Dissenter is an offshoot project of Gab, and is "the comments section of the internet".

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DAT is an alternative technology used for distributed website hosting and management.

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Brave is an internet browser similar to Chrome or Firefox, but with more privacy (not owned by Google like Chrome is, and not working with George Soros like Firefox’s parent company Mozilla is!).
Brave also offers more features, including the ability to read TOR websites. TOR is expected to become increasingly important as the old WWW (World Wide Web) internet becomes corrupted by the old legacy-media cabal and the interests that control them.

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Especially in the wake of recent deplatforming raids by YouTube, BitChute has been rising exponentially in popularity. Bitchute is built on blockchain, so hosting is distributed to prevent silencing of voices. This also eliminates a lot of overhead costs, whereas services like YouTube have to cover hosting for millions of new videos added every day… This can have some effect on playback and usability, but the service has steadily improved.

While at the time of writing BitChute is dominated by alternative and dissident video content, it is expected to become the default alternative to the increasingly censored and centralized TV-oriented YouTube. Whereas YouTube is trying to be an interactive Cable TV 2.0, BitChute is a free-speech oriented version of what YouTube originally was – a place where you can upload your own video content to be hosted, shared, and discovered online. Businesses using video marketing would do well to get involved with BitChute early, but they should do so in good faith and in common with BitChute’s unadulturated philosophy.

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Having followed up on the heels of the MySpace craze of the mid-2000s and having gained its initial usership through colleges before opening beyond college campuses in the late 2000s, in early 2020 Facebook is still the first name that comes to mind for social media. It was dominant for a decade but has seen drops in usership as functionality changed to include biased curating of news stream information and advertisements, as scandals erupted involving users’ data security and social engineering, and as the novelty of online social interconnection and reconnection gave way to social overreach and intrusion, and to the dominance of baby and food pictures on the site.
Facebook has also been the poster child of Internet Recentralization from that same roughly 2009-2019, and only recently has this been recognized. (See Media Blitz Publicity’s article from several years back on Media Decentralization…) As such, having a presence on Facebook usually makes sense and can lead to profitable connections despite the platform’s continuing and projected decline.

Facebook ramped up its native video features during the second half of the 2010s, and though it now has many similar features to those on YouTube, comparing the two is like comparing apples and oranges because the user behavior, context, and preferred formats are different. View counts have also been reported very differently, with both platforms using different kinds of autoplay features that skew and arguably misrepresent the numbers. Facebook Watch is their attempt at a YouTube/TV-style video experience, but it hasn’t really taken off as of early 2020. Watch Parties are a way for video publishers or audiences to discuss a video as an event in itself.

Facebook bought, integrated, developed, and spun off a segment of its target audience and efforts to Instagram, which has taken off as a mobile-focused and image/video/gif-focused platform, and many in the younger generations have especially taken to Instagram while leaving Facebook behind. There are options for managing Facebook and Instagram together – particularly through the Facebook Business Manager and Creator Studio, but these require linking your accounts – and this can be quite tedious with all of the security hoops. At Media Blitz Publicity we can help you with this.
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When Instagram first debuted, it was essentially a glamorized mobile-based poor-millenial’s PhotoShop, allowing “filters” to be applied to square photographs before being shared with other users. Its interface was very unintuitive, and its focus on images instead of text posts left a lot to be desired by users that want to communicate on the platform but primarily created accounts to follow rather than to post photographs.
There are ways to use the platform to creatively share brand/product/story information to targeted audiences using images, however, and with upgraded video features such as up to 60 seconds of video on Instagram proper and the launch of Instagram TV (IGTV) as a separate but seamlessly-connected platform that features videos between 60 seconds and 60 minutes, it is time to utilize Instagram in multimedia content marketing mixes and social media communications.

Instagram presents images/videos/gifs in your stream and in the “Stories” feature (which can also cross over to connected Facebook accounts) based on interests – in part indicated by followed hashtags and users. IGTV curates and pushes videos that it thinks will match your interests, and the creators or topics may not match anything in which you have expressed interest, so there is a feeling on IGTV that you are not in control of your viewing experience but rather that you are reacting to what is pushed on you. It is likely more common that Instagram users will find an over-60-second video on IGTV through another Instagram user’s profile, which then takes the visitor to the IGTV rabbit-hole… IGTV is still in its infancy, so search features and the overall experience may change in time. Many Instagram users have not yet discovered how to connect and leverage IGTV effectively, but at Media Blitz Publicity we have – talk to us if you’d like to get started with integrating IGTV into your Video Content Marketing plan…
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Pinterest is great for sharing, or “pinning” infographics, articles, and videos, which essentially distributes them among different channels seeking relevant links and visual-based media content. Pinterest now has a native video feature that is still in its infancy, but look for that to potentially become stronger and more prominent in the future. Pinning videos is a way to distribute YouTube and other video platform videos to target audiences outside of the YouTube ecosystem.
Many people emphasize that Pinterest tends to skew female, despite the majority of UK Pinterest users being men (at least in the early years). It also is heavily weighted toward hobbies and interests that are predominately adopted by women – clothing fashions, homemaking, crafts, and manufactured pop culture chief among them. Pinterest also has been known to litter its interface with alienating search suggestions related to PC nonsense like “Women’s History Month” and the like, which may prohibit its growth and adoption as a serious platform, and Pinterest also remains quite an unintuitive labyrinth to navigate.

However, Pinterest’s “pin board” system represents a different way to group and think about content, both in that its focus is visual and increasingly multimedia – and also in that it is entirely organized around target audiences and interests. Pinterest’s “lifestyle” and visual orientation could be applied to organization of more serious topical content in the realm of news, business, sports, outdoors, and men’s interests, et cetera. Users of Pinterest scan the pin boards like a vertical content menu in a way that is somewhat similar to the single vertical column of ostensibly “related videos” on YouTube, so Pinterest or similar alternatives could be a way to re-map the presentation of such content. There are ways (such as Pinterest Widget Builder) to embed a Pinterest Board on a website, which leverages this experience off-platform!

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YouTube remains the go-to online video platform and the second-largest search engine (specializing in video content), owned by Google. Videos on YouTube show up in Google’s search results, and many searchers prefer video over reading website or blog content. Video is essential to most SEO, content marketing, and social media marketing strategies. Publishing and distributing short-form educational and informative topical video series are a great way to build a consistent online presence while building SEO and addressing target audiences’ interests and concerns. See Media Blitz Publicity’s “You Need Video Content Marketing – VCM 101” for more details. New contenders not tied to the the controversial and increasingly untrusted Google/Alphabet corporation are popping up, with the blockchain-based BitChute rising as the Alt-Tech favorite.
Launched in February 2005, YouTube was the Internet’s replacement for TV in that it was not manufactured programming but involved a growing library of content made by individuals and small groups – often informally – and made available many previously out-of-circulation or never-before-distributed content items that were taken from old VHS tapes and home video. It made video publishing and distribution available in a scalable way for anyone with the will and insight to pursue it. People began to make their own channels and series, building up fanbases and searchable libraries of content over the Internet.

As early as 2005, many people gave up broadcasted TV programming entirely in favor of YouTube, DVDs, and VHS. Many had actually even given up TV before YouTube launched! These were the first “cord-cutters” – a decade before it became a common practice that threatened TV networks and cable providers. YouTube was known for its grainy quality (but nobody cared), lack of advertisement (for a short time), and authentic voices that decentralized media communications and brought the first-generation Internet to maturity.

YouTube was a great content marketing environment because the whole premise was that a visitor could search for what they wanted and be presented with relevant content. Ads were added after a while, but these were not major interruptions at first. The rise of video advertisement on YouTube drastically changed this. (There are significant differences between Video Advertisement and Video Content Marketing – the main points being that video content marketing is not interruption-based but rather seeks to be the content the audience is seeking.) Google bought YouTube in 2006 and lost money on it while dominating the online video space for 12 years before colluding with Big Media television networks in a cabal to take back control after the TV audience had shifted to the Internet.

As part of this hostile takeover of YouTube, alleged advertiser concerns were used as a censorship vehicle. Videos with right-of-center or controversial content were demonetized or taken down, and many channels or creators were banned in an ongoing process of censorship that have deeply harmed Google’s brand reputation and may significantly threaten Google’s viability. Many have chosen to stop using most Google services as a result.

Due to ethical concerns, scattered audiences, and rising competitors many individuals and organizations choose a diversified approach to online video publishing, sometimes coupled with an “Exploit, Don’t Endorse” mentality toward Google-owned YouTube. YouTube is often derided as “SusanTube” after the hated top administrator of the company whose rise and influence coincided with the death of the platform as we knew it.

Google itself has become untrusted for its biased and cyberturfed “Fake” search results, social engineering controversies, and its abusive collection and utilization of user information. DuckDuckGo.com and StartPage.com are popular Alt-Tech competitors.
Alt-Tech Alternative: BitChute.com
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Coming to prominence around 2009, Twitter.com is the most famous “micro-blogging” site. With drastic character count limitations that force posts to be concise or to overflow into a waterfalling series of so-called tweets, Twitter pushed for the dubious adoption of URL-shorteners that provide a short proxy URL that does not indicate a given link’s destination but serves to keep character count below the limit. Tweets are notorious for being emotional, dramatic, and sometimes hostile, but are usually used to share a single thought with a link or image.
While its mention these days is primarily related to its famous and hilarious use by President Trump, Twitter is increasingly seen to have its best days behind it. Though it previously called itself a “Free Speech Platform”, Twitter took a 180-degree turn when it began politically managing its “blue checkmark” public verification status and both shadow-banning and openly banning accounts and tweets featuring conservative, right-of-center, and non-PC speech. Twitter has even taken to announcing that it will follow users’ behavior off-platform and offline penalizing users for actions or speech of which it does not approve. Twitter has devolved from ostensible free speech haven to left-of-center “safe space” – while President Trump continues to “trigger” the users that remain on the platform with his barbed quips…

The first open banning was that of the very popular and insightful Milo Yiannopoulous, who was hated by all the wrong people on Twitter and college campuses the world over before corrupt mass-media collusion forced him to reset his career during the leadup to the release of his best-selling book, Dangerous. Calls to boycott Twitter and insinuations that Twitter would soon be a dead platform followed around this time. The Alt-Tech alternative platform Gab gained notoriety around this time, but as of this writing Gab’s Twitter-like social platform has not gained wide adoption. Its news and discussion tangents – Gab Trends and Dissenter respectively, however, show great promise, and may reinvigorate Gab Social… It just needs to broaden its user base to escape the smears of colluding corporate mass media that correctly identify it as a threat to their hold on communications… Gab could become what Twitter was in the early years, but better. Until then, Twitter is the better bet of the two for connecting with most audiences, but look to adopt Gab as it gains more popularity among the people without blue checkmarks.

As for Twitter’s future, there have been rumors of its impending decline due to ethics abuses and money issues, and is no longer as popular for use by businesses as it was two or three years ago. The company recently did a massive purge of inactive accounts, which may have an impact on their server space and bottom line. Twitter may still serve as a way to interact with target audiences and customers online, depending on your industry, and it is good to have a presence. However, if they ban you it could probably be considered a badge of pride!
Alt-Tech Alternative: Gab.com
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Music Artists: If you are looking to Engage with your target audience, then Lyric Videos, Behind-The-Songs Videos, Video Blog Series, and Video Interview Segments should all be utilized in your Video Content Marketing Mix, in addition to Live Performance Footage and formal Music Videos.

This supporting video content allows your target fanbase to learn more about the music and art you create, from your influences and inspirations for songs and cover art to your history and future plans. With online video, your ideal fans that can’t make the show because they are across the country or around the world can get to know your music and experience your performances, and you can gain more fans among their friends by word-of-mouth… We empower you to leverage your music into this supporting VIDEO CONTENT…

We offer a “Starter Pack” that we call the IMMEDIATE HITS Music Marketing Mix for Music Artists seeking to get started with video content marketing for their music. We suggest including a mix of Lyric Videos, Behind-The-Song/Storytellers videos, and Interview/Vlog videos in your Monthly/Weekly Content Schedule, Learn more details of the program and contact us at http://www.mediablitzpublicity.com/home/video-editing-publication/the-immediate-hits-music-marketing-mix/

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Media Blitz Publicity produces Voiced Blog Videos that combine Voiceovers and optional graphics and/or onscreen text in a video format to drive home your articles’ points in the media format that visitors prefer: Video!

We can produce videos for your existing articles and page content, and we can also coordinate with your scheduled content publishing calendar. We can also develop your content planning schedule and publishing calendar if you do not already have one in place. Let’s discuss the specific needs inherent in your project, and we’ll tailor-fit an approach that’s right for you and your target audiences. See examples and contact us at http://www.mediablitzpublicity.com/home/voiced-blog-videos/

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A multimedia mix is usually best for a content marketing campaign. A marketing plan should be tailored to the needs of the project or client (and their target audiences), but written content in the form of (Blog) Articles, Video Content, and other assets such as Special Reports, Webinars, Podcasts, Images/Graphics/Infographics/GIFs, and Books (printed, ebooks, audiobooks) may fit into that media content mix. These different pieces reinforce each other and are best implemented in coordinated ways. Further, these fit into the strategic schedule of a planning, production, and publishing calendar, which also then feed into your Social Media, Publicity, and SEO campaigns. Multimedia Content Marketing is an important part of Digital Marketing Optimization and your overall Marketing program.

At Media Blitz Publicity, we audit your existing online presence, marketing processes, and content opportunities before preparing a comprehensive “Marketing War Plan” that provides your product/organization/entity with a consistent baseline of relevant, desired, and targeted content while positioning you to open up agile opportunities for tactical tangents such as addressing trending topics and emerging issues in ways that engage with your ideal audiences and customers. Explore our several service offerings on our website, and contact us to discuss what mix of approaches would be best for you and your organization. Contact us through http://www.mediablitzpublicity.com/home/multimedia-content-marketing/