Category Archives: Technical How-To

Video & Audio Go Out of Synch with Adobe Premiere Video Produced For YouTube

Posted on October 17, 2009 by Jim Yaghi

When producing videos for YouTube from Adobe Premiere, I often use the WMV format of export to get clear compressed video. Unfortunately, sometimes the video and audio go out of synch. If you’re not using screen-capture software like Camtasia or … Continue reading →

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How To Produce Small Good Quality Videos From a “Mino Flip Cam” Using Adobe Premier CS 4

Posted on October 11, 2009 by Jim Yaghi

If you’re like me and you’re working with a slow internet connection, you’ll appreciate the need to keep your YouTube videos as small as possible without losing quality. Especially if you’re including some screencasts with your recorded flipcam video. This is where I have struggled to find the perfect settings that still keep the text readable and unpixelated. Continue reading →

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How to Get Twitter Traffic To Your Blog

Posted on March 16, 2009 by Jim Yaghi

For the past few weeks, I’ve had Google Analytics installed on this very blog to track how people are discovering it. In the beginning, most visitors came in by directly entering the URL into their address bar. As it became … Continue reading →

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How to Create Camtasia Videos for YouTube Wide Screen

Posted on March 8, 2009 by Jim Yaghi

I’ve been a little absent from the blogging and social scene the past few days and for good reason! I’ve been tinkering with recording some new videos on Keyword Research for PPC. Unfortunately, this tends to take me a LOT … Continue reading →