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Episode 35: How I use zoom to maximize my podcasting and social media content.
Episode 35: How I use zoom to maximize my podcasting and social media content.Craig discusses the process of creating his video and podcast content. Craig uses Zoom for about 90% of his content creation. Craigs walks the through the process of taking a video recorded on Zoom to the finished product, starting with his Zoom professional account. You may need additional cloud storage plan, which Craig finds essential.Craig discusses his experiences using Zoom's recording features, including a new feature in beta testing that allows for easy recording and sharing of clips. Zoom produces separate audio and video files, and a transcript generated by AI, which can be very useful. Craig also demonstrated how he organizes his files, preferring to use Dropbox for storage. He also mentioned some limitations of the Zoom clips feature, such as the inability to pause a video, which he finds inconvenient.Craig presented the process of creating a summary for a meeting. He explained how he utilizes a tool for generating a summary and plans to use it in his legal work, particularly in recording meetings with clients for better recall. Craig also discussed how he uses the summary in his content creation for his Attorney page on various platforms. He emphasized the significance of having a recorded meeting for reference and how it can be used to generate content. Craig demonstrated how he creates and uploads a video using pre-made templates and past meeting summaries. Accuracy is very important when it comes to legal information.Craig discussed the process of uploading content to YouTube, including editing and adding playlists. He highly recommended having a Youtube podcast, even for those already on platforms like Spotify and Apple. Craig also touched on the differences between content made for kids and adults on YouTube. He mentioned using AI for generating thumbnails and encouraged users to always proofread their content before publishing. Craig demonstrated how to upload a podcast episode to Spotify from YouTube. He explained that his audio podcast originates from YouTube, but he encourages viewers to go to his Youtube page if they want to see the video. He also mentioned that Spotify extracts audio from video files and prefers audio files. Craig pointed out that different platforms have different character limits for descriptions.Craig discussed his process of creating and publishing content on Spotify using Zoom. He highlighted the benefits of using Zoom, including its ease of use and integration with other platforms. Craig also shared his approach to creating podcasts and videos, including using AI-generated images, trimming clips, and adding intros and outros. He advised viewers to consider using video content, noting the potential for increased engagement and interaction with audiences. Craig also addressed potential issues with recording on a phone, and he encouraged viewers to subscribe to his podcast and leave reviews.#zoom #podcast #podcasting #dropbox #cloud #AI #chatgpt #spotify #applepodcast #youtubepodcast Craig Steger is a "podcaster" and "YouTuber" who enjoys making and sharing content on YouTube and other social media, especially TikTok. Craig is an civil trial attorney by trade, practicing in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. He's also a husband and father of 9, an entrepreneur, homesteader, gardener, outdoorsman, and enjoys doing and competing in CrossFit events. Craig shares his life lessons, mistakens, and observatiouns in his videos. If you have questions or comments, please leave them below. If you need to reach Craig, go to the Link Tree above for more contact information. #lawyersofyoutube #lawyersoftiktok #youtubepodcast #resourcefullawyer #attorney #wisconsin #minnesota #iowa #crossfit #fitover40 #homesteading #sustainableliving #podcasting
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