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The Best 16 Animoto Alternatives in 2023

Every video editor has its own unique strengths that can satisfy different needs, so we put together a list to help you find the best Animoto alternative. Read on to find out the best alternative for you!

Videos engage your audience and display unique images of your brand — literally.

Animoto, a popular online video maker, lets you create unlimited projects on desktop and mobile devices. You can create video clips, photo slideshows, video tutorials, and social media video content to pair with an upcoming blog post or to align with social media marketing tactics. It’s an easy drag-and-drop editor with many templates and stock images, so you don’t have to be professionally trained to produce great videos.

But Animoto is not the only video creator that can do the trick! Every video editor has its own unique strengths that can satisfy different needs, so we put together a list to help you find the best Animoto alternative. Read on to find out the best alternative for you!

Types Of Remote Editing Jobs And How To Find One

Read on to learn the different types of remote editing jobs, as well as provide some resources for finding remote jobs in the industry.

An income and an interesting job without the hassle of annoying coworkers and long commutes — all from the comfort of your own home… Who wouldn’t want to be a remote worker?

Remote job searching has been steadily on the rise, even before working-from-home became the norm with COVID-19. Remote work, or “working from home,” involves working from anywhere in the world for a client or employer. The remote working industry takes advantage of advanced technology to match employers with potential employees. Internet access is the only thing you need to find a job. Many remote working programs also end up hiring remote freelancers for full-time remote positions as well.

5 Simple Ways To Make Incredible Crowdfunding Videos

Creating a crowdfunding video may make your funding campaigns more successful. Here are 5 tips and useful tools to make incredible crowdfunding videos.

Business owners and entrepreneurs have been innovating new ways to get funding for their projects for decades, but it wasn’t until around 2012 where Crowdfunding really broke into the scene and created a name for itself. In 2019 the crowdfunding industry had a total value of $13.9 Billion dollars, but industry experts have said that this value could triple in value by 2026. (Source: Nature for Justice, Statista)

While it’s obvious that crowdfunding can be a successful way to raise funds, this does not mean that it will work well for any new business idea. Being able to differentiate yourself and your business is essential to gaining the attention of possible investors.

Write-on Video: Social Media Editing and Video

Gina, the Social Media Specialist at Kdan Mobile shares her personal experiences managing the creation and distribution of video content across various social media platforms.

Videos have become a critical facet of social media marketing. High-quality videos not only increase the image of products and brands but also increase the conversion rate of advertising campaigns, corresponding to programmatic advertising trends. Just filming a video, of course, is not enough. The challenge for video editors lies in making the storyline enticing and convincing.

We interviewed Gina, a member of the Kdan Mobile family. She shares her personal experiences managing the creation and distribution of UGC video content across various social media platforms. Gina also talks about the evolution of her own video-editing methods that she has honed through observing other video editors and videos.

Digital Note-Taking Tools for Creative Minds

A good design process is only 4 steps away! Learn more about how to use note-taking tool like NoteLedge to improve your design process.

The modern creative is constantly looking for new and effective ways of documenting their ideas. Some like to write their own notes, while others might take a photo or save pins on Pinterest. Regardless of whatever tool they choose, it’s because they understand the importance of capturing the idea before it can slip away from them.

Of course, sometimes ideas cannot be properly visualized using only one tool. Perhaps you balk at the idea of organizing all your scattered notes. Maybe you worry that you won’t remember where or why you saved that image you need for your next project. Digital note-taking solves all of those problems.