Why Blogging Entertainment News
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
Why Blogging Entertainment News
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If you are an Empower Network member, did you watch the LESSON number 3 “Say What?! Blog Topics“ with Aaron Rashkin in your backoffice at the “Fast Start Training” section?
If not, I invite you to wacth it seriously before the end of 2013! This video could help you later to create your unique Blog very “Targeted”!
Aaron Rashkin talking about the importance to choose perfectly your audience to target visitors for blogging. If one day, you would like to publish your own articles, ask yourself these Questions:
- Who are they?
- What do they do?
- What do they want exactly?
- What are they problems? (The most important question!)
When you know their problems, then, it’s easy for you to show them a solution, a promotion, an offer, something to sell…
_ Let me show you….
_ Click the link below to discover the training that could..
_ Go ahead, push this button to show you…
_ Click this yellow button to join a webinar show you how to make 10 sales a day…
… And so on!
And in this fabulous video from Aaron Rashkin reveal what are the FIVE popular content you can use for Blogging!
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Information – That what people around the globle search!. An information. Give them information, and use good “keywords”.
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Education – Millions people love to be teaching by others, by leaders.. You can teach them everything you want by choosing your “Niche“
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Inspiration – Sharing your story, a book, a movie, your success, your own Life with your kids can give you a “good apparence” to your public. And increase your traffic!
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Entertainment – As said David Wood a lot of times in his videos, people love “Entertainment” ! By posting entertainment Videos for example, shows, sports you like, entertainment news, celebrities, celeb news, and celebrity gossip, you will attract thousand people to You. And create an Action to solve their problems! “if you would like to have a Blog as me to share… Click the link… “
For the end of this year, let me show you below a present from Vimeo, about the Top 10 video of 2013 this company choosen.
This is is an entairtenment and Information!
(you can Mix two topics)
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Enjoy!
Why Blogging Entertainment News
Ho ho ho, Vimeo.
This year we featured just under 1,500 videos in Staff Picks. We loved them all, but, in the spirit of year-end lists, some videos must be given affection of a more cosmic variety. Below are our top 10 videos of the year, along with some personal thoughts on why we enjoyed them.
Wright’s Law from Zack Conkle on Vimeo.
Jeffrey Wright’s excitable demeanor and crazy experiments teach children about the universe, but one lesson in particular teaches them the true meaning of life — when he opens up about his son. Zack Conkle, a photojournalist and former student of Wright, crafts a beautiful documentary about his mentor in two movements: the first makes you love what Mr. Wright does, the second makes you admire who he is. (Jason Sondhi)
Shugo Tokumaru “Katachi” from Kijek / Adamski on Vimeo.
One of our personal highlights of 2013 was screening Staff Picks at the Vimeo Theatre at SXSW. We already loved this video, but watching it on the big screen, with an audience, blew us far, far away. The sheer amount of work involved. The amazing attention to detail. Even watching on a mobile screen, you can feel the colossal amount of energy that was expended, but seeing the pen strokes coloring in the white board tipped us over the edge.
You may have already seen this video, and we’ve certainly lost count of how many times we’ve watched it. But find the biggest screen you can, turn up the volume, and watch it again. You won’t regret it. (Jordan McGarry)
Why Blogging Entertainment News
VOICE OVER (English subtitles) from Kamel Films on Vimeo.
Once in a while we’re faced with a life or death situation, or at least what feels like one. Martin Rosete’s short, “Voice Over,” is a harrowing testament to our tendency to overestimate the obstacles we face, reminding us that a leap of faith often pays off. Nominated for a Goya Award, the film won us over with its remarkable ability to blend suspense, comedy, and romance, and with high production values to boot. It’s the definition of a crowd-pleaser. (Sam Morrill)
the Scared is scared from Bianca Giaever on Vimeo.
The charming personality and honesty of “The Scared Is Scared” brings us in close. A story narrated by a child and acted out by adults, it feels as fun and comfortingly familiar as our favorite bedtime story. By listening in on their conversation, we get to know the narrator, Asa Baker-Rouse, and the filmmaker, Bianca Giaever. They invite us into their secret, half-imaginary world, which is pleasure enough, but we also benefit from a child’s advice, which is perfectly suited to combat any adult insecurity. (Ian Durkin)
Why Blogging Entertainment News
To This Day from To This Day on Vimeo.
Using a poignant poem written and performed by Shane Koyczan as inspiration, Canadian design firm Giant Ant organized a massive Internet collaboration uniting animators the world over as part of the global campaign against bullying. These volunteers each brought their distinct vision to 20 seconds of footage, and the resulting compilation is a wild, cutting-edge collection of styles that are brought together by a strong message — a fitting metaphor for the diversity of individual experiences confronting bullying. (Jason Sondhi)
Illusions (part one) from Animal on Vimeo.
With meditative music and a voiceover that could slacken the tightest shoulders, this video is like a session with an amazing psychoanalyst. Pulling us all in with a string of illusions, the film explains why such visual trickery freaks us out: “These tricks of light are unnerving, they are cracks in our confidence about our own perceptions.”
Causing us to question even the solidity of our own physical bodies, Illusions (part one) is possibly the deepest video we’ve featured this year. And the last line, “You are doing the best you can,” is the closest we’ve ever come to getting a hug from a video. Outstanding. (Jordan McGarry)
Why Blogging Entertainment News
Imagination Series: Room 8 (3 of 5) from Bombay Sapphire on Vimeo.
James W. Griffiths was already a known entity on Vimeo when “Room 8” first appeared, so our expectations were high. Commissioned by Bombay Sapphire for its celebrated Imagination Series, “Room 8” is the story of a prisoner who discovers the metaphysical peculiarities of the prison in which he’s confined. It’s clever and darkly comic, with welcome echoes of The Twilight Zone. (Sam Morrill)
Keys N Krates – Treat Me Right from Ohji on Vimeo.
With its long, ambiguous build-up in outer space, the opening to this video kills us. The music is bumpin’, the handclaps are going, we’re ready to go, but to where? Then BOOM! The video’s concept kicks in and it’s grins from ear to ear. We don’t believe in guilty pleasures, but this vid is pretty sinful, and when it finishes we’re ready to press play and indulge again. Ohji definitely knows how to treat us right. (Jason Sondhi)
Why Blogging Entertainment News
Box from Bot & Dolly on Vimeo.
The first time watching “Box” is a struggle. Not tedious by any means, but the viewer must juggle pure enjoyment with logistical questions and thoughts about the potential implications. The production house Bot & Dolly introduced us to robot camera systems that can move objects with remarkable precision, and we watched in awe. Flat, projected-on objects move around a room while a man interacts with them, seemingly in total control. It is rare to come across a video that introduces a technique that is completely new to the film industry, and to see it at the grandiose scale of “Box” is unforgettable. We can hardly wait for the follow up. (Ian Durkin)
The Record Breaker from Brian McGinn on Vimeo.
We first saw “The Record Breaker” at the Full Frame Film Festival and immediately fell in love with its protagonist, Ashrita Furman. On the surface it’s a comedic documentary profiling the man who holds the record for, um, holding the most Guinness World Records. But the heart of “The Record Breaker” is a moving story about a father and son, their estrangement, and ultimate reconciliation. (Sam Morrill)
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE
It wouldn’t be fair (or very fun) to leave out the amazing films that were added to our shiny new Vimeo on Demand platform in 2013. So while we’re here, let’s pretend we’re a DVD menu and give you some bonus material: our top three Vimeo On Demand films of 2013. If you haven’t watched them yet, you simply haven’t finished 2013 properly. What are you waiting for?
Why Blogging Entertainment News
IT’S SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY Trailer from don hertzfeldt on Vimeo.
The film we launched our Vimeo On Demand service with at SXSW 2013, “It’s Such a Beautiful Day” remains one of our favorites. Independent animation legend Don Hertzfeldt’s years-in-the-making magnum opus explores a stick-figure descent into madness and confrontation with mortality. The film is challenging, funny, sad, and soulful. It is an utterly unique viewing experience, and represents the best of what Vimeo is about. (Jason Sondhi)
OXYANA Trailer from Sean Dunne on Vimeo.
Sean Dunne isn’t out to reinvent documentary filmmaking; rather he seems intent on mastering one particular, but highly important, element of it: empathy. In Oxyana, the performances he summons from his interview subjects are truly heartrending. The citizens of Oceana, West Virginia, a town so haunted by addiction to the prescription painkiller Oxycontin that they call it Oxyana, bare their pain with incredibly honesty. With a patient lens and disposition, Dunne records their cries and interweaves their myriad perspectives into a compelling narrative on the decline of small-town America. (Jason Sondhi)
Why Blogging Entertainment News
Everybody Street Official Trailer from Alldayeveryday on Vimeo.
If you have a fondness for photography or New York City, or, heck, even a fondness for people, Cheryl Dunn’s Everybody Street is for you. A portrait of NYC’s greatest street photographers, this film would have been satisfying enough as a slideshow of their legendary work. But it is much more than that, and, through interviews, the sensibilities of these pioneering artists emerge. A history lesson, a lecture on the power of art, and above all a fascinating visual delight, Everybody Street is one of our favorite feature films of 2013. (Jason Sondhi)
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