But she is someone I highly recommend she has a membership she can teach you. You can learn all about YouTube within that. And that would be my recommendation if you are wanting to use YouTube. But the purpose of today's podcast was to talk about ways that you can utilize video beyond YouTube for your podcast specifically. So number two is going to be a little obvious in addition to the YouTube side of things, but that is reels tiktoks YouTube shorts and video content within your social media posts. In general, you may see a lot of podcasters sharing the video like stacked interview style. That is something that we do. We love this. And I'm gonna go back to Riverside really quickly. Riverside has made it super simple for podcasters for content creators to create those through their AI tools so you can actually hit like magic clips and it populates. I think it's like three to five videos depending on the length of your recording. And it will it will We'll share those videos with you. So then all you have to do is go in, size it the way you want to, it creates them in the real video, like the reels tic tock and YouTube shorts format. But all you have to do is go in and make sure you like it, export it, Bam, done. Easy as that. Now, I personally do go in and I tweak it, I edit it because I want it to sound, I want to make sure that it's got human touch to it. But like, honestly, they're pretty, they're pretty great recordings. And I always tell my clients that are using a tool like Riverside that are not working with us on their social media content to go in and do this simple first step, go and do this. If you got a good clip. jobs done. If you didn't, you at least have a starting point. So that's what I would start with. I have also been reading and hearing specifically talked about on podcasts that I've been working on, that carousels are making a comeback. And so one thing that I want to highlight is like you can still use video in your carousels, you can put them on one of the little slides, and maybe I'll make one for this particular episode. Because I feel like if you're anything like me, I'm not very active on social media. I love being in stories. I love scrolling. By I'm not a content creator in the sense of like, creating a ton of social media posts. It's just it's not me, I've kind of fallen out. But that was just so funny, because that used to not be the case. I used to post daily it was Yeah. But I think this is a chance for me to be a little more creative, and like step outside of my comfort zone by using content like this and then redirecting traffic to the podcast. Now we've talked about generically using YouTube, social media. The third thing I want to talk about is live recordings in Facebook, or replays for your member communities. I personally right now as I'm recording this, I am live inside my Facebook group. I know there is talk about Facebook taking this away. I've also seen like they got backlash, so they're not going to do it. Who knows what the plan is. But for now, you can still As of recording this podcast episode, you can still stream live into Facebook groups from recording tools like Riverside stream yard, I think maybe zoom still does, I don't know. But I'm doing it through Riverside, I just put in my little key, it pops me into my Facebook group. And I'm live recording this podcast. So I did a little intro to what I was doing in my video. And then I'm going to edit that out for the actual live, like the actual recording of this podcast. But that's one way to do it. The other thing you can do is pop these videos into your community. So if you have a private area for a member community where you're like, oh, all of the video recordings get replayed here. This is specifically if you're not using YouTube, you can drop those in there too. So just creating that content around giving your community a little bonus. So for my community, they get to see the behind the scenes of a podcast recording, which I think sometimes people just need to know that podcast recordings don't always have to be perfect, especially when they're delivering it to someone to edit and produce. I always get a lot of like, oh my gosh, I messed up so much. I'm so sorry. I get it. Come join my check society, you can come watch this video, you will see how many times I've coughed how many times I've paused how many times I've asked my editor to redo and like let me fix what I just said, that is a benefit to me for my community to see that. So that's, that's another way you can use it as live recordings and Facebook or member replays in your communities. Okay, number four. The fourth way that you can use the video is behind the scenes time lapses of your content. So if you are in an interview, if you want to do a, you know, not even just timelapses but behind the scenes like the day in the life of a podcaster that type of thing. People love that stuff. I love that stuff. I I shouldn't make one I don't think I actually have but I totally should make one because I love him. Who doesn't love them. If you don't love them, let me know. Tell me what you don't like about them. But I actually really liked seeing behind the scenes of people's lives and their businesses. But when you go to record a podcast interview, you can always set up a camera like I could set one up behind me right here and get my computer and like who I'm talking to, and get a whole time lapse of it, get our faces on screen. That way I can repurpose it for social media and just like that Whether it's the day of the recording or the day of the release, I think that's where people get tied up to is like, when do I release this release at both times, who really remembers, you know, who remembers that you've already released? That sounds awful. But especially if you're recording way in advance, like, say, a month in advance, no one is going to remember that you posted it that day, and you're posting it another day. The other thing you could do too, is post it in your stories one time and then use it in a real or use it in a carousel post a different day. Like, all of these little behind the scenes moments, are so valuable to you as a content, I'm gonna say content creator with air quotes, because that's what you are, when you are a podcaster, you are a content creator. Now, again, like I said earlier, I don't love posting on social media, I am trying to change that. That is one of my goals for this, this upcoming season and summer, I want to change out of the idea of like, Oh, I hate posting on social media, because it's not that I hate it. It's just it's not a priority to me right now. And that's really what I have to remember is, I can enjoy something, but not have to, like be so strategic in it that I'm posting all the time. It's actually not that great for you to post all the time. I've heard I've actually edited a podcast for one of my clients joy, who she got on a call with an Instagram expert, and asked a bunch of questions. And he said not to post every day. And then I also saw another thread on over on threads, where someone did a similar thing where they shared what they learned. And same thing happened. It was like, Don't post every single day scale back. And I thought that was really interesting and the kind of encouraging to me, to be completely honest. Okay, the fifth way that you can use video is for promotional content beyond social media posting. So I want to highlight this as an example. Because you whether you're doing a sizzle reel, like if you have a sizzle reel, you can use it for that, if you have a website where you want to include all of that content, you can do that as well. So an example of this, and I don't know how long it'll be up for but my client, Dan Moyer, he actually has his podcast page, where the background like the hero image is actually a video of him on calls. And I love it. I'm like, I if you if you want to steal a really good idea, this is a good idea. Like, I love how he has done this. It just looks so freakin good. And I'll link his website. It's Daniel Moyer. coaching.com forward slash podcast, that's the URL. I'll link it in the show notes so that you can see it because it's just so good. But consider beyond social media. What about emails? Can