Incorporating marketing through video production into your Sonoma County-based business has a plethora of benefits that can help your business succeed. Most of those benefits revolve around the idea of promoting oneself and gaining popularity. With a solid social media foundation and some high-quality video production with a trusted company to compliment that, word of your business should spread quickly.

As a business builds, advertising becomes progressively more important. How else will people know what a business promotes? Customers rely on information to make their decisions on where to spend. Their impression of that information is vital.

It’s no mystery that a major factor for the success of any business is to have an active social media presence. This is just as true for businesses in San Francisco as it is for those in New York. Videos have become the most popular medium for advertising, and even the smallest businesses can benefit from having a video or two that explains their mission statements or services.

Video production in the Bay Area is an increasingly competitive market. When you google “video production bay area” there are millions of results, and the first page is a dozen or so different companies that all do more or less the same thing. They consult, create, and produce content for their clients.

Advertising has changed drastically over the years. Where we used to have billboards and pages in magazines, we now have phones to get all of our daily information. Social media videos are the new billboard, but it works a little bit differently.

There is a lot more to flying a drone than just knowing the controls. The FAA requires an extensive list of rules to follow for safely and legally operating a commercial drone. If the pilot is charging someone for the use of their drone than the pilot must have a commercial FAA part 107 certificate validating their right to compensation.

Did you know that you need to be certified in order to fly a drone (UAS)? “You need a remote pilot airman certificate with a small UAS rating, or be under the direct supervision of a person who holds such a certificate” (faa.gov). A direct quotation from the FAA, and that is only scratching the surface of what is required of a drone operator.