Kevin Hart, Ride Along Red Carpet Premiere, Sydney Australia; photo by Eva Rinaldi 5 WAYS KEVIN HART USES FACEBOOK LIVE TO BRAND HIS BUSINESS by Kim Kat Shepherd Owner, The Ultimate Professional Business Training Instructor at University of Riverside California Extension Kevin Hart is an internet mar- keting sensation. He uses Facebook Live to connect with and grow his fan base. His social media channels are exploding with millions of view- ers. Facebook live is the hottest video live-streaming platform. Kevin en- gages with his audience and over the years has created a massive following using social media. He has mastered internet marketing. Hart absolutely understands branding and viral mar- keting and demonstrates this with ev- ery social media post and video. What are Facebook Live videos and how can they help you? Facebook Live videos are real-time videos that appear as posts on your News Feed. When viewers watch the live video, they can comment and in- teract by tapping Facebook reactions (reactions represent “like”, “love”, “ha-ha”, “wow”, “sad”, and “angry”) to express feelings throughout the live broadcast. Users can also subscribe and will be notified the next time you broadcast your video. Facebook Live tips to help you connect with your target audience 1. Timing is critical – Of course, Kevin is a star and he can capture the attention of his fans easier than most. Kevin Hart, sends out many of his posts in the afternoons, evenings, and on Sundays. There is no magic time for all audiences. Check your Facebook Insights to see when your audience is on and broadcast during those times. I am sure Kevin Hart is tired but he still finds time to connect and uses Facebook Live video often. He varies his deliveries and connects throughout the day and even takes you on his travels. Facebook Live im- proved the features and it is wonder- ful. 2. Personalize your communica- tions – Engage your viewers and ad- dress them by name, read their com- ments aloud and answer questions. Say hello to viewers and use their names as they enter your Facebook Live ses- sions. Encourage them to leave com- ments and ask for suggestions during broadcasts. Notice how Kevin engag- es with his viewers. He also gives time for viewers to connect. He calls his fans his “family” and “loved ones”. He takes his fans with him on a party bus to his movie premieres. 3. Lights...Camera...Action – Make sure your lighting is good. Practice before by moving around the room. Avoid having light directly behind you, the image will be washed out. Notice how the lighting affects Kev- in’s image as he moves around the room. 4. Make sure your connection is good – You need a good connection to broadcast video so make sure you have a solid Wi-Fi or data connection. Be the connection also. Again, love him or hate him he connects with his audience by inspiring, telling funny stories, and being human. 5. Promote Your Brand – He calls his Facebook Live feed K-Hart TV. He tells his story while letting his fans know what he is working on. He takes his fans on his journey. He lets you know about his ups and downs. Some Tips on Humor and Internet Marketing • Have you ever told a joke and no one laughs or it was inappropriate? So be careful. Here are some tips for using humor in internet marketing and video marketing. • Include pop culture references • Use a laugh track like the pros in videos Contact Kim A. Shepherd @ (951) 236-6969 or [email protected] SICKLE CELL DISEASE, ITS ECONOMIC IMPACT: COSTS, CONTROLS, AND COLLABORATIONS by Sheila L. Marchbanks, M.B.A., SCD Facilitator/SCD Program Director, Loma Linda University Health, June 22, 2016 Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is an in- herited disease which affects approxi- mately 100,000 Americans and millions of people globally from a multitude of ethnicities. The existence of this global disease has serious economic impact on individuals living with the condition and their care-providers. Counting the costs, examining potential controls to minimize loss of time and money, and discussing collaborations which may support the mitigation of loss will be examined. First, however, a brief sum- mary of SCD will be most helpful. Who does this disease affect? How does it af- fect individuals? SCD is not just a “Black Disease”. Yes, the vast majority of individuals affected by SCD are of African descent; however, this blood disorder is found in human beings in many parts of the world. In addition to the high rate of the sickle hemoglobin gene being pres- ent in Africa, people in North America, (African-American and Native Amer- ican), South and Central America, Lat- in-America, Caribbean, Mediterranean WHY UPWARD BOUND & HOW IT PREPARES OUR YOUTH? The Upward Bound Program has a rich history dating back to 1964 and continues to open the door of oppor- tunity and access to higher education for eligible students across the country regardless of race, ethnicity or culture. The Moreno Valley College Upward Bound Math & Science Program is a fed- erally funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The Upward Bound Math and Sci- ence Program (UBMS) is designed to strengthen the math and science skills of participating students. 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Kevin Hart, Ride Along Red Carpet Premiere, Sydney Australia; photo by Eva Rinaldi
5 WAYS KEVIN HART USES FACEBOOK LIVE TO BRAND HIS BUSINESS
by Kim Kat Shepherd Owner, The Ultimate Professional Business Training
Instructor at University of Riverside California Extension
Kevin Hart is an internet mar-keting sensation. He uses Facebook Live to connect with and grow his fan base. His social media channels are exploding with millions of view-ers. Facebook live is the hottest video live-streaming platform. Kevin en-gages with his audience and over the years has created a massive following using social media. He has mastered internet marketing. Hart absolutely understands branding and viral mar-keting and demonstrates this with ev-ery social media post and video.What are Facebook Live videos and
how can they help you?Facebook Live videos are real-time
videos that appear as posts on your News Feed. When viewers watch the live video, they can comment and in-teract by tapping Facebook reactions (reactions represent “like”, “love”, “ha-ha”, “wow”, “sad”, and “angry”) to express feelings throughout the live broadcast. Users can also subscribe and will be notified the next time you broadcast your video.
Facebook Live tips to help you connect with your target audience
1. Timing is critical – Of course, Kevin is a star and he can capture the attention of his fans easier than most. Kevin Hart, sends out many of his posts in the afternoons, evenings, and on Sundays. There is no magic time for all audiences. Check your Facebook Insights to see when your audience is on and broadcast during those times. I am sure Kevin Hart is tired but he still finds time to connect and uses Facebook Live video often. He varies his deliveries and connects throughout the day and even takes you on his travels. Facebook Live im-proved the features and it is wonder-ful.
2. Personalize your communica-tions – Engage your viewers and ad-dress them by name, read their com-ments aloud and answer questions.
Say hello to viewers and use their names as
they enter your Facebook Live ses-sions. Encourage them to leave com-ments and ask for suggestions during broadcasts. Notice how Kevin engag-es with his viewers. He also gives time for viewers to connect. He calls his fans his “family” and “loved ones”. He takes his fans with him on a party bus to his movie premieres.
3. Lights...Camera...Action – Make sure your lighting is good. Practice before by moving around the room. Avoid having light directly behind you, the image will be washed out. Notice how the lighting affects Kev-in’s image as he moves around the room.
4. Make sure your connection is good – You need a good connection to broadcast video so make sure you have a solid Wi-Fi or data connection. Be the connection also. Again, love him or hate him he connects with his audience by inspiring, telling funny stories, and being human.
5. Promote Your Brand – He calls his Facebook Live feed K-Hart TV. He tells his story while letting his fans know what he is working on. He takes his fans on his journey. He lets you know about his ups and downs.
Some Tips on Humor and Internet Marketing
• Have you ever told a joke and no one laughs or it was inappropriate? So be careful. Here are some tips for using humor in internet marketing and video marketing.
• Include pop culture references• Use a laugh track like the pros
in videosContact Kim A. Shepherd @ (951) 236-6969 or
SICKLE CELL DISEASE, ITS ECONOMIC
IMPACT: COSTS, CONTROLS, AND
COLLABORATIONSby Sheila L. Marchbanks, M.B.A.,
SCD Facilitator/SCD Program Director, Loma Linda University Health,
June 22, 2016
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is an in-herited disease which affects approxi-mately 100,000 Americans and millions of people globally from a multitude of ethnicities. The existence of this global disease has serious economic impact on individuals living with the condition and their care-providers. Counting the costs, examining potential controls to minimize loss of time and money, and discussing collaborations which may support the mitigation of loss will be examined. First, however, a brief sum-mary of SCD will be most helpful. Who does this disease affect? How does it af-fect individuals?
SCD is not just a “Black Disease”. Yes, the vast majority of individuals affected by SCD are of African descent; however, this blood disorder is found in human beings in many parts of the world. In addition to the high rate of the sickle hemoglobin gene being pres-ent in Africa, people in North America, (African-American and Native Amer-ican), South and Central America, Lat-in-America, Caribbean, Mediterranean
WHY UPWARD BOUND & HOW IT
PREPARES OUR YOUTH?
The Upward Bound Program has a rich history dating back to 1964 and continues to open the door of oppor-tunity and access to higher education for eligible students across the country regardless of race, ethnicity or culture. The Moreno Valley College Upward Bound Math & Science Program is a fed-erally funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
The Upward Bound Math and Sci-ence Program (UBMS) is designed to strengthen the math and science skills of participating students. The goal of the program is to help students recog-nize and develop their potential to excel in math and science and to encourage them to pursue post secondary degrees in math and science and ultimately ca-reers in Science, Technology, Engineer-ing, and Math (STEM).
UBMS can help you prepare for col-lege and a career in STEM…and here is why it matters:
STEM-related careers make up one of the fastest-growing segments of the 21st century marketplace
According to a report entitled “STEM:
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3 OBJECTIVES OF
SCBBE
[See page 2]
5 STAR BUSINESS STARTER
PACK[See page 5]
PROMOTIONS VS. MARKETING...
WHICH ONE ARE YOU DOING?
[See page 6]
7 TIPS ON STARTING A
BUSINESS FROM SCRATCH
[See page 7]
6 ELEMENTS OF
WEALTH
[See page 7]
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