About Us
HBSU/KC Visuals provides video marketing and video production services to business and consumers. Mike Connell is a talented storyteller who will help you enhance your brand and tell your story using video. Mike has been producing videos professionally since 1980 and will complete your video project on time, and within budget.
How We Got Started
Mike was working as a video producer for an insurance company and it went bankrupt in 1988. Mike purchased the TV equipment and founded KC Visuals Unlimited in 1988 and has been producing videos ever since.
Recommendations Received (28)
"Helping Quincy business's for a long time."
"Michael offers video marketing and visual advertising services for any size business.
Old..."
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"Michael offers video marketing and visual advertising services for any size business.
Old Colony Masons recommends that business owners in the Quincy area & beyond to call Michael at HBSU today.
Visual advertising is absolutely necessary for all companies. Reach more customers through video, pictures and snipers with HBSU.
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Products & Services
We help companies and professionals tell their story and enhance their brand using video. From concept to completion, we can take your video marke...
We help you attract and engage your audience using video, enhancing your brand online and converting your audience to customers.
Pre-produce your polished videos for Youtube Live and let SEO help drive traffic to your videos. We call it the Video Brand Booster.
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My first few customers were gained through referrals, direct mail, and phone calls. Referrals are really the lifeblood of small business, so I continue to network as much as I can.
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My first few customers were gained through referrals, direct mail, and phone calls. Referrals are really the lifeblood of small business, so I continue to network as much as I can.
If you are sure that social media is where you want to go, then you first need to identify your audience, who they are, what they do, what makes them tick, and then find out where they hang out. Makes no sense if you run a campaign on Facebook, if they are all hanging out on Snapchat, or Google....
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If you are sure that social media is where you want to go, then you first need to identify your audience, who they are, what they do, what makes them tick, and then find out where they hang out. Makes no sense if you run a campaign on Facebook, if they are all hanging out on Snapchat, or Google. Once you establish who they are and where they are, then you can create your objectives for the campaign.
It depends is the best answer I can give. If the customer can potentially lead to more and better work, then it may be worth the initial low ball investment, with the understanding you are doing this project this one time at this lower price. If there is no real likelihood of future work, then...
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It depends is the best answer I can give. If the customer can potentially lead to more and better work, then it may be worth the initial low ball investment, with the understanding you are doing this project this one time at this lower price. If there is no real likelihood of future work, then walk away.
I'd suggest a video testimonial, and explain how it will benefit both parties with the subsequent publicity. Make it easy for them by outlining what you what them to say, or provide them the interview question(s) you will ask them.
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I'd suggest a video testimonial, and explain how it will benefit both parties with the subsequent publicity. Make it easy for them by outlining what you what them to say, or provide them the interview question(s) you will ask them.
Selling on line is a challenge for all business today. It's not easy. I use Hubspot to set up Inbound Marketing campaigns, which means using social media sites to share useful content with your prospects, in return for their contact information, so they keep coming back to your site and...
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Selling on line is a challenge for all business today. It's not easy. I use Hubspot to set up Inbound Marketing campaigns, which means using social media sites to share useful content with your prospects, in return for their contact information, so they keep coming back to your site and establish you as their go to company for information. As you nurture, them, you can run specials to entice them buy or contact you for more information. Be sure to always include calls to action in your posts, be it, call you, email you, or drop by your store. It usually takes 5-8 contacts with a prospect before they will buy from you. I hope this helps. Mike
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Hello Jenell, I have been doing video professionally for 36 years, and started my business back in 1988, so I may have got my first customer via Pony Express, lol. Just kidding. My first customer was through a personal introduction and an in-person meeting. I have gotten many customers...
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Hello Jenell, I have been doing video professionally for 36 years, and started my business back in 1988, so I may have got my first customer via Pony Express, lol. Just kidding. My first customer was through a personal introduction and an in-person meeting. I have gotten many customers through referrals, so those are the best, but nowadays, the advent of social media makes customer acquisition more diverse. The best is still meeting people face to face, but I have gotten customers through social media posts, email responses, and from online job boards like Thumbtack.com Marketing your business when you are new is the most important thing you can do, so allocate a good portion of your time to marketing, using both online and offline methods.
Share useful content and establish relationships.
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Share useful content and establish relationships.
