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Have something you want to broadcast to the world? You’re in luck — there are now more streaming services than you can shake a microphone stand at, and more ways than ever to find an audience.If the idea of getting started is daunting (I know the feeling, trust me), don’t worry — as long as you know what’s out there and what tools you need, you can get into it in no time. Here are the basics for getting started on a livestreaming platform....
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Quick basics of livestreaming. 
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Live broadcasting is the latest trend in social media space. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Snapchat are the major social networking sites where live video content is gaining momentum. Millions of small businesses have already used Facebook to deliver great marketing results. Thus, it is logical for them to take advantage of this relatively new feature to differentiate their business and reach a wider audience base.
Various statistics suggest that it is the right time to adopt Facebook Live Streaming videos before it becomes overcrowded. According to a study, people watch live videos three times longer than the native videos. Organic reach of video posts is 135% higher than that of the regular posts. Thus, embrace Facebook Live streaming as an inevitable part of your marketing strategy to differentiate your business.
Here are a few ideas to help you get started with Facebook Live videos...
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Live video can pay off bigly.
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This week, Facebook announced grand plans to take their already successful live broadcasting platform to great heights. The announcement included product updates like two-person broadcasts, waiting rooms for viewers, and Snapchat-esque filters all in the works.
With these updates in mind, carving out a strategy for Facebook Live seems like a no-brainer.
Oh, and did we mention the potential live video has for Facebook engagement? Initial data from Facebook revealed that people comment 10X more on Facebook Live videos than on regular videos. Now, we get it. Going live, well, it's kinda scary. What if you mess up? What if the camera wigs out? There are a number of things that could go wrong. But while you're contemplating the risk, a ton of brands are out there engaging their audience in some really exciting and personal new ways.
To help you shake the nerves, we put together a list of some of the best Facebook Live broadcasts we've ever seen. From live debates to intense trainings, you'll get a little taste of everything to inspire you to fire up a stream for your own company....
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Check out these seven Facebook Live examples for tips and ideas to fuel your own Facebook strategy.
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Given the popularity of live videos, which get 3 times more time spent than recorded videos, the new Facebook feature presents a great opportunity for businesses to interact with their target audience in real time. Videos are an integral part of Facebook’s vision for the future and the statistics also point to a massive surge in the consumption of video content on the platform. Towards the end of 2015, Facebook attracted 8 billion average daily video views from 500 million users. They have also adjusted their algorithm so that live videos appear higher in the news feed, giving businesses all the more reason to go live. Here are 11 ways that businesses can use Facebook’s Continuous Live video for higher customer engagement....
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Facebook's 24-hour live streaming video service is a game changer.
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Have you experimented yet with the various live streaming apps out there?
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Quick rundown of four popular life social streaming media channels by Mari Smith.
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February 12, 2016 11:44 PM
Quick rundown of four popular live social streaming media channels. |
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Live video marketing is one of the hottest trends in the industry right now.
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Neil Patel has practical advice about making live video work for you.
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Facebook Live has been a huge success thus far, with incredible data coming out of various studies and research into the tool. Turns out, people love live video. With over 1.71 billion monthly users on Facebook, your audience is practically endless. Today we’re going to look at five incredible stories of how brands and businesses are using Facebook Live. You’ll find the inspiration you need to pursue your own success story right here, right now. What’s So Great About Facebook Live? Video in general is a very hot topic right now. In 2015, Facebook was able to double its daily video views in just six months, which brought them from 4 billion daily views to a whopping 8 billion! Even Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes Facebook will be mostly composed of videos by 2020. Considering that, check out these incredible Facebook Live statistics:...
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Facebook Live should be in your plans for 2017. Impressive case studies.
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January 5, 2017 3:35 AM
What is it that makes Facebook Live a success story? I guess it is because of the amount of date coming out of various studies and research, which in turn is being used by different brands and businesses. The provision for video viewing has boosted its viewership statistics. It is high time we introduced videos on our blogs and webpages too, as studies show how integration of video has increased hits and views! This is an important lesson for content marketers obviously!
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Facebook Live is a platform that should appeal to anyone who is trying to build a personal brand and establish themselves as a thought leader in their niche. This will encompass a very large proportion of digital marketers and make this a platform that a lot of people start making use of.
What this also means is that some of the people reading this and planning on creating live content won’t have much experience with creating video content. So if you’re not an experienced YouTuber, read on to learn some of the tips of the trade that will help you to create more engaging and professional videos….
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Presentation tips for better Facebook Live results.
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Facebook Live, the social network’s live broadcast platform, exploded into the consciousness of news organizations – literally – back in April. BuzzFeed’s watermelon/rubber band virality experiment, silly as it was, provided newsrooms a glimpse of the power this tool can hold, even in its infancy. It hasn’t taken long, however, for Facebook Live to grow up.In the past month, Facebook Live has broadcasted to the world everything from a Congressional sit-in for gun control to the immediate aftermath of a police officer shooting an African-American man during a traffic stop in Minnesota. Broadcast newsrooms, in particular, seem primed to shine on a platform like Facebook Live. They’re already used to going live multiple times a day and employ talent who are already comfortable on air. The key, though, will be a willingness to tell stories in different ways than they’re told on TV or radio....
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Newsrooms are testing new styles of reporting news using Facebook Live.
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this article is encouraging and good insight of livestreamming
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