I've seen this style of faceless content (for people who have offers) getting more popular. It's simply pointing your camera at a screen or notebook or whiteboard. It is a good way to hold the viewers attention by giving them something to look at thats not just random stock B-roll. Here are some examples to check out.

Could be: You did your first post, got a new sale..anything! Mine is I finally got back to live streaming again. I used to be in the habit of doing it everyday and now I'm back! What is yours?

Who here is really good at doing webinars/leading calls in communitys? 🤔

@Jenna Ostrye and I tried out something new today. A daily live show for her community. During the live we did a segment that will become her youtube videos. I will just simply cut that bit out and post it for her. In future lives, we might even record 2 or 3 youtube videos. This is gonna let her get content out much easier and faster by us just doing it live. It will also help out the engagement in her community because people can ask questions in the dedicated Skool post for the live. It was a lot of fun, I will post the next live link in here tommorrow also, if yall want to jump in on the action. Should be around 8:30 am central.

Hey everyone 👋🏾 I'm Heston, 20+ year Web Developer & Designer, now Social Media + Chat Marketing Strategist who enjoys family, movies, fitness and Lego (really 😉) I'm the creator of Manychat Skool, a community built to help everyone discover the full potential of Manychat and automated DMs to grow, sell and engage more by doing things such as: ▪️Driving traffic from Instagram, Facebook and more to Skool ▪️Growing a mailing list exclusively with DMs only (no landing page) ▪️Saving you time and energy from replying to every message you receive My main traffic sources are Instagram and Skool, with YouTube closely behind. I'm looking forward to learning from @Eric Howell and you all, and share what I know as well 👨🏾‍💻