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HOW GLEN USED VIDEOBOLT TO DELIGHT HIS CLIENTS
Case Study: How Glen delight his clients with personalized videos
Glen is an inspiring Canadian guy, who, besides his regular job, has two side hustles: photography and voice over acting. iglen Voice Overs offers a wide range of services: voiceovers done in a professional studio, script translation (from French), audio mastering, and video editing, while his other passion, photography is presented via iglen images where he offers different kinds of photo sessions: headshots, general, real estate and wedding packages.
For someone so creative and hard-working, it's no wonder that he would look above and beyond for ways to provide ‘something extra’ for his clients. That’s how he discovered Videobolt as a platform that helped him out in adding that final touch when presenting his work - creating custom made videos that wowed his customers. Even though making videos is not Glen’s core business, it is a little something that makes all the difference and helps your client remember you, and hopefully, return. Moreover, Glen used Videobolt to make additional videos for his social media and to easily create videos for podcasts. Pretty impressive, right?
Milica Popovic
How did Videobolt help your business?
Glen
When I have new content, it’s always exciting to log-on to Videobolt--to see what new creative ways I can to showcase my work. The fresh templates allow my creative juices to continue to flow. The interface is extremely quick and responsive, when it comes to customizing the video to exactly my style and feel that I’m trying to convey. Being able to creatively express myself through imaging and audio is one thing--but creating videos allows me to add an extra visual element that I couldn’t do before.
Milica Popovic
To conclude this interview in an inspiring way, would you please tell us the secret of being able to do so much in a day and to never give up on your passion?
Glen
I’m extremely fortunate, for I’ve tapped into two part-time passions. The slightest moment that one passion feels like ‘work’--I switch and repeat this never-ending fun cycle. The very personable interaction (that comes from the photography side) keeps my social game up and yet the solitude of narrating audiobooks or scripts can be very intimate, personally.
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