Live Webinar - Video Marketing Future Trends, Tips & Your Business Video Buzz
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Join this live webinar and discover how authentic video storytelling can set your business apart in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. As AI-generated content becomes more common, videos that showcase the human, authentic side will be essential for making meaningful connections. Learn future video marketing trends, practical storytelling techniques, and simple ways to create compelling videos that capture attention in just seconds.
Highlights:
- Why the human side matters in the future of your business
- Key video marketing trends through 2030 and how they impact small businesses
- Ten practical tips for creating effective, engaging videos using simple tools
- How to repurpose one video across multiple platforms to maximize impact
This webinar is intended for small business owners and entrepreneurs looking to strengthen their brand, elevate their marketing, and connect with their audience through video.
Presenter:
Julianna Martinez-Barbee, Center Director, New Mexico Small Business Development Center
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Presenter(s):
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Julianna Martinez-Barbee
Julianna Barbee is dedicated to helping people live their passion, build a business legacy, and unlock their creative spirit. She serves as a Center Director for the New Mexico Small Business Development Center, is a certified business consultant, National Stephen Covey Trainer, and business owner. Julianna supports entrepreneurs in reimagining and reigniting their businesses with a focus on video marketing, job creation, and business development—marking her third successful career. Before joining the SBDC, Julianna spent 25 years in broadcast television and marketing, working for ABC-TV in Denver and stations in Phoenix. She and her husband began their careers as anchors and reporters, and she later worked as a producer, marketing director, and account executive, collaborating with national advertising agencies. Together, they run a training business and present at conferences nationwide. Julianna has served on the America’s SBDC Marketing Committee for 24 years and participates on multiple boards. She specializes in creative industries, cultural entrepreneurship, media, wellness, and student mentorship. |
