Ebook - Contractors Not To Hire

Ebook - Contractors Not To Hire
US$9.99

Contractors Not To Hire

Creating videos to showcase contractor fraud and fund your initiatives is a great idea. Here’s how we can structure the content and production process for maximum impact and saleability:

Video Series Structure

  1. Introduction Video

    • Content: Share your story about contractor fraud, its impact on your life, and your mission to raise awareness and funds.
    • Duration: 3-5 minutes.
    • Call to Action: Encourage viewers to support your cause by purchasing your videos or donating.

  2. Documentary-Style Episodes

    • Topics:
      • "How Contractor Fraud Happens: My Story"
      • "Red Flags to Spot Dishonest Contractors"
      • "Legal and Financial Consequences of Contractor Fraud"
      • "Steps to Take When a Contractor Betrays You"
      • "How to Protect Your Home and Investment from Scams"
    • Duration: 10-20 minutes per episode.
    • Visuals: Photos, videos of your house's condition, screenshots of fraudulent contracts, and footage of your rebuilding process.

  3. Tutorials and Educational Videos

    • Topics:
      • "How to Vet Contractors Before Hiring"
      • "Understanding Contracts and Legal Protections"
      • "DIY Fixes to Minimize Contractor Dependency"
    • Duration: 5-15 minutes per tutorial.

  4. Inspirational Content

    • Share how you’re overcoming adversity and rebuilding your life and home, inspiring others in similar situations.

Video Production Plan

  1. Script Writing

    • Write clear and concise scripts for each video.
    • Include a personal and emotional tone to connect with the audience.

  2. Filming

    • Use a good-quality camera or smartphone.
    • Film in well-lit areas, with clear visuals of your house and relevant documents.
    • Include yourself speaking directly to the camera for a personal touch.

  3. Editing

    • Add engaging graphics, captions, and background music.
    • Highlight key moments, such as evidence of fraud or positive rebuilding progress.
    • Tools: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or free options like DaVinci Resolve.

  4. Professional Touch (Optional)

    • Hire a freelancer from platforms like Fiverr or Upwork for video editing or animation to make the videos more professional.

Monetization Strategies

  1. Sell on Your Website

  2. Use Video Platforms

    • Vimeo On Demand: Sell your videos directly to viewers.
    • Gumroad: Offer videos as standalone purchases or bundles.

  3. Crowdfunding

    • Create a campaign on platforms like GoFundMe or Kickstarter, offering video access as a reward.

  4. Subscription Model

    • Set up a Patreon or similar platform where subscribers get exclusive access to your videos and updates.

  5. Social Media Teasers

    • Share short clips on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to attract viewers and direct them to your paid content.

Would you like me to help write the script, plan the storyboard, or suggest tools for creating these videos?