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For years creative internet marketers have been using the power of live streaming videos to YouTube in an effort to not only rank their video inside YouTube but on Google as well. Now you can employ the power of live streaming your video without going live. Say what?

Rob Web Joy is offering a very distinct marketing service whereby they will live stream your pre-recorded video to YouTube or Facebook, create a custom video thumbnail and transcribe the audio from your video to create a unique video description.

The cost of this service at the time of this writing is one hundred and fifty dollars per platform. In other words, if you wanted to live stream your video to YouTube or Facebook then it would cost you $150. If you wanted to live stream to both YouTube and Facebook then it would cost you three hundred dollars.

I am hearing whispers that this price will increase soon after the initial launch. There’s no better time than right now to separate yourself from your competition by taking advantage of this offer. Remember, success is often found in doing things other people will not do!

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Your group or organization has decided that they want to produce custom coins as their next promotional product and you’re wondering where to start. There is a series of questions that need to be answered to insure you’re getting an accurate quote, especially if you’re requesting challenge coin quotes from multiple manufacturers. I will assume that you have a minimum requirement of three quote requests for the sake of this blog post, as there are usually certain requirements for allocating company funds, which usually translates into receiving multiple bids from different vendors.

  Educate yourself as much as possible. Make yourself aware of the terms used by vendors. Some vendors may call custom coins other things like, personalized coins, custom made coins, challenge coins, commemorative coins or custom challenge coins, which are all synonymous. A couple of other terms you should become familiar with are die cast and die struck. Die struck coins are typically more expensive because they are normally made of solid brass or copper whereas die cast coins are typically made of zinc alloy which is a lower weight material. Die cast coins and die struck coins are not synonymous. The cost of material used to create a die cast coin is less expensive, which implies to me that their retail cost shouldn’t be the same either.

  The questions that must be answered in order to receive an accurate quote are as follows. How many custom coins will be produced? What size and metal finish will the coin be? Will the coin have paint color? Will the coin be die struck or die cast? Will there be any additional features on the coin such as epoxy, sequential numbering or special edge? These questions are essential in determining the cost of your custom metal project as well as insuring that your custom coin quote requests from all vendors match the same specifications. Make sure each custom coin maker is quoting the exact same thing, while emphasizing die cast or die struck. Make sure you take the time to compare quotes apples to apples. I cannot emphasize this point enough. Don’t fall victim to assumptions. Don’t assume anything! Know what to expect so you can have peace of mind that the finished product you receive is exactly what you ordered.

  The last recommendation I am going to make is to allow yourself enough time to receive your order before your desired need by date and give your vendor enough time to fix anything that may go wrong. Every part of coin production takes time. There is the artwork phase, die or mold creation phase, striking or casting phase and painting / special features phase. Your custom coins will then need to be shipped. As you can see there is a vast array of potential problems that can disrupt your delivery time. Do your vendor a favor by giving them adequate time. I would suggest giving your vendor a minimum of forty five days. I know there are plenty of challenge coin suppliers advertising seven to ten day delivery time but that claim doesn’t encompass every coin feature. That ad is specifically targeted for basic coins with no paint color.