Candidio Video: Shoot. Edit. Share. Simple SmallBiz Solution

By Mike Sansone on September 8, 2011 in Blog Coach, Cool Tools, Marketing, Video with 2 Comments

It’s amazing what kind of nuggets you can find in footnotes.

This morning I was scanning through the RSS feeds I read and came across this video with Jay Baer and David Meerman Scott, thinking I could have it run in the background so I could listen while I work (BTW, the conversation between Jay and David is one you should watch too).

What really caught my eye is the note Jay shares about Candidio, a super-simple video editing service. Jay writes:

“Video production, editing, titling by my friends at Candidio. If you need your raw video footage tidied up good, fast, reasonably priced, they are the guys.”

Now Jay has built up a lot of trust in the social business/content marketing space. I respect what he says and shares, so his line about Candido helped guide my next step — a visit to the Candidio site, where I saw this video:

The text on Candidio’s site says a lot with few words:

“You shoot. We edit. You share. Produce quality videos for a 1oth of the cost.”

When it comes to videos, small and rural businesses are concerned about both quality and cost. Candidio looks like they have answers to both and I can’t wait to recommend them to a few folks.

Thanks for the tip, Jay!

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http://twitter.com/RockyWalls Rocky Walls

Thanks for the kind words and for sharing the info about Candidio Mike! It’s always exciting around here at 12 Stars with folks sending in candidios more and more every day. You just never know what’s next!

http://www.converstations.com MikeSansone

I’d love to see the operation from “behind-the-scenes” (is there a video for that?). I’m excited to continue to spread the word to folks I work with – and use it myself soon! Thanks, Rocky.