So if you are wondering what the deal is with all of these videos, let me explain:
David Eckoff is conducting online video Q&A’s with prospective speakers this week and next week, as part of our promotional efforts for ProductCamp Atlanta.
The videos will be posted here, and will be a great way to promote ProductCamp… and YOU!
During your 5-10 minute Q&A, David will talk with you about your session idea… what you’re most excited about with ProductCamp.. and general topics about bringing products to market.
To schedule: please self-schedule online via the following link: http://www.genbook.com/bookings/slot/reservation/30078201?bookingSourceId=1000
Schedule into any available time slot – times are available first come, first served. The sooner you do your Q&A, the more people who will hae a chance to see your video.
Be sure to indicate your name, e-mail address and any info you’d especially like David to talk with you about during the Q&A.
In advance of your scheduled time, you’ll receive an email from David with URL for your online Q&A.
Technical requirements for the Q&A, you’ll need:
- A computer
- High speed internet
- Webcam
- Headset (mic/headphone) that plugs into your computer (headset is required, otherwise there will be audio feedback)
If you have any questions, please contact David Eckoff at: http://davideckoff.com/how_to_get_in_touch_with_me
Or on Twitter @davideckoff
Glad to helo with this, Jason.
If you’re wondering how this works, it’s really easy! I do each interview remotely via the web. All you need is a computer, internet, webcam and headset.
This has been a lot of fun so far, and the Q&A’s have been conversational and a great way to get the word out about the ProductCamp sessions.
Wondering what you can do with your video Q&A after?
* You can embed it in your blog.
* You can tweet it!
* Other people can re-tweet it!
* You can post it to Facebook.
* Share it with the world.
A great way for people to know more about your session and meet you before ProductCamp!
David
Oh, one more thing… one person asked me if this costs anything. This is free. I’m a volunteer helping with ProductCamp.
In case you’re wondering, I’m not a videographer, I’m a product guy who is volunteering to help out with part of ProductCamp ATL.
Look forward to meeting YOU this week to talk about your proposed session!
@davideckoff
Hi folks, Product Camp Atl this Saturday is going to be so much fun with over 250 folks attending to share information on developing and marketing products and services.
Thanks to David Eckoff for supplying the pre-camp video Q&A’s, they have been very helpful for exposure to our session leaders.
Note: If you see me wandering around with a VideoCamera and Still Camera, I’m a volunteer taking candid shots of Product Camp for posting back on the website, so SMILE and give me good sound bites about yourself and your business. I look forward to meeting all of you.
Regards, Keith Duncan (inventor of ElectronicNapkin.com) @BuiltByKeith