This year has been full of changes for me and my coworkers. One of the biggest changes was really embracing the video trend for real estate. There are so many venues for videos to be consumed, but I am really concentrating on YouTube and Periscope. The videos that I have been putting on our office YouTube channel have been more formal and put-together. We try to provide videos to the public that are educational and informative. The videos aren't heavily scripted, but they are edited. There are pros and cons to this, of course. The videos look nice and polished, but it doesn't allow for much of our personalities to be displayed.
Periscope is just the opposite. It is a live-streaming service that allows people to broadcast from wherever they are at the moment. Periscope could let me broadcast open houses, home previews, community events, behind the scenes of our video shoots, etc. Unfortunately the broadcasts only stay for 24 hours on the Periscope app itself. However, when used in tandem with Katch.me the videos can be archived elsewhere and rewatched at your leisure. You can watch my Periscope videos at katch.me/tinajan !
I've seen some YouTubers post their Periscope videos onto YouTube for more exposure, but the videos from Periscope aren't the prettiest things to rewatch. They can be jumpy and pixelated from bad internet reception. And although part of the fun of Periscope is that viewers can comment and interact with the broadcaster, this leaves replay viewers stuck watching all the greetings and random banter. What do you think? Should our Periscope videos be added to YouTube? I would love to hear your input on Periscope, YouTube, realtor videos, and topics that you are interested in!
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~Tina Jan~
BRE# 01505855
Real Estate Masters Group
770 E. 6th St., Suite A,
Beaumont, CA 92223
Cell: 909-446-2666
Fax: 951-880-0819
tinajan@gmail.com
www.tinajan.com
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