Today Im doing a review of Elite Video Evolution:

So what exactly is Elite Video Evolution? Its a video training that teaches people how to make videos. Now I dont mean that it teaches you how to use a video software or the technical aspect of making videos. What I mean is that it covers the sales aspect. It teaches you how to make sales videos that will actually sell.

Now we all know that video is hot. Its the content of choice on the internet right now and a lot of people are really cashing in by using videos with their marketing efforts. People are using videos on their sales pages, people are using videos on their bonus pages, people are making review videos, people are making affiliate / promotional videos. It seems that no matter where you look, if someone is making money online, video is a part of what they are doing.

However there is more to making money with videos than just making a video. You have to make a video that will actually sell. You have to make a video that captures the audiences attention, that ‘speaks’ to the audience and makes them want to buy the thing you are promoting. This is important because it does not matter what fancy video creator you have, if your not ‘speaking’ to the person viewing the video your not going to get any sales.

I had a really pleasant and in depth live interview with Ryan about his training. He has a solid understanding of the sales process and of creating sales copy. He also has a very good understanding of how to apply this knowledge to video marketing. In speaking to him I can see that he takes a very systematic and analytic approach to creating his videos that I, as a logical person (I am a software developer after all) find quite appealing.

The training course is divided up into a total of nine modules. Each one includes a training video as well as additional resources.One thing I will say about each module though is that the videos in them are fairly long. Each one being between 30 minutes and an hour long. I personally would have liked them to be smaller and in more ‘bite sized chunks’. For example each module could have been divided up into smaller ‘sub modules’ to make the information more easy to digest and revisit if needed. However despite this one (in my opinion) drawback they are high quality, easy to follow and are filled with excellent content.

So who exactly is Elite Video Evolution for? Well honestly its for everyone. Well everyone who wants to make money online. As I said it really does not matter if your a affiliate marketer or if your selling your own product. At some point you are going to find yourself in a position where you are making a promotional video (in one way or another). Its not good enough to just make a nice looking video. You have to make a video that delivers a message that the potential customer can understand, believe in, and relate to. You have to make a video that speaks to the user. Doing this correctly is in many ways more important than having a video with fancy animations and clever cartoon graphics.

The content that is being delivered is high quality, worth the time, and for sure worth the very low asking price for this training. The only thing I would suggest is that if you pick this up, actually spend the time to go through them. The training cant help you if you dont actually watch the training videos. Given that the videos can be a bit long I would suggest that people take nine days to go over the course. Spend an hour or so each evening taking one module at a time.

PS) I had considered adding bonuses to this training, but that’s a disservice to my readers. First most bonuses that marketers add are just PLR products and while I actually did that for a few reviews I approved, I quickly decided that overloading my readers with a bunch of PLR bonuses is just not something that I want to do. Second this is in depth training, I want you to actually spend your time going over the training and not being distracted by a bunch of other things. A quick note about the reviews I do on this site. The product vendors give me access to their products for free in order for me to do my review. However I make no promises to them regarding the results of my tests or what I will write in my review. Should you click a link that takes you to a sales page for a paid product for sale this link will be an affiliate link and I will be paid a percentage of the sales price should you decide to invest in it.

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Brett Rutecky

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Brett Rutecky is a full time online marketer, web developer, and entrepreneur. He has developed scores of Facebook apps, dozens of custom web sites and hundreds of scripts.

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