Owen Hemsath

I launch YouTube channels for Industry thought-leaders. I also provide Group Workshops and Private Training on YouTube Marketing for Business Owners, Brands, and Entrepreneurs seeking to generate sales from YouTube and become the recognized industry expert. Through my YouTube Launch Intensive, you'll discover how to: 1. Create content that will rank on search engines. 2. How to make videos that convert leads and drive sales. 3. How to build a loyal audience of qualified prospects. But most importantly, you'll learn the shortcuts to success with video marketing that will eliminate trial and error so you won't waste time doing things that simply wont work.

It all started going door-to-door. In 2010, the business community hadn't even heard of YouTube and the opportunity to reach a marketplace through social media. This is where my online education began- knocking on doors to offer business video marketing for $20. In one day, I had done 17 videos and I knew I was on to something. Before long, many of these companies were asking for help with websites, social media, and lead generation. So I took the money I was making an invested heavily into online marketing courses, coaching, books, events, and trainings, that would grow my skills and turn me into the masterful marketing machine that I am today. This was also the time that I was creating viral videos. I wrote and produced a series of short films for use in Christian media. Specifically, sermon illustrations, home study videos, and apologetic resources. Many of those videos went viral and some have been purchased for use all over the US. We still earn royalties to this day.

Top performing everything for the CitySquares.com project. They were trying to design a local search directory with video and social aspects. It was pretty good but for some reason the project stopped. I did so well here I was training other shooters how to accomplish so many videos in a day. To this day, my assembly-line approach to video is what separates us from the rest. That and we're not terrible.

As a subsidiary of Salt Lake Community College, What's Bruin focused on campus activities and featurettes. I wrote segments, filmed and edited the footage, and ran the floor when necessary. Our 3 camera system was a little archaic but an awesome experience to work with a great studio and classical equipment.

Tried my best to create digital media campaigns for a company that was committed to old ideas. Outperformed every sales person there in written business within 90 days. I hired a telemarketing firm to make cold calls for personal lead gen (they hated that). Tracked campaigns using these new things called "domain names" and sent inbound callers to optin forms (this is back in 2006). Left to pursue further interests.

Honors Society CSUSM