So – a dude calls and is trying to sell me a “top spot” on google when people search for video production or wedding videos, etc, in Kansas City. His pitch is that he’s selected me out of all the videographers in the area and I’m the only video business he’s going to represent.
He started out great and talking smooth until he hit a hiccup and forgot what I do – the sentence went something like this – “well Mike, how would it feel to know everyone was clicking on your link, and you’d be the top…(pause)…video…producter in the area?” Video Producter? Pro-duck-ter? “I’m not sure I know what that is, or that anyone else would, so I better pass.”
They also wanted $4500 for their services. I got a call a week later from another company offering the same thing for $80/month. hmm.
Side note – A photographer is a photographer. A video person is a videographer. (pronounced: vidy-ographer.) I often hear the term “video-ographer”. Just like a photographer is not a photo-ographer, we’re not video-ographers. It’s all good, and I don’t correct people when I hear it, but incase you ever wonder, the correct way to say it is above.





































