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Joe Justice Media Empowering businesses and organizations to take off with video 🚀 Reach ● Captivate ● Grow

What’s the one question your customers ask all the time?Now imagine answering it once—in a 60-second video—and letting t...
07/11/2025

What’s the one question your customers ask all the time?
Now imagine answering it once—in a 60-second video—and letting that answer work for you all year.

Ready to start? Visit: video.joejustice.org

07/10/2025

I walk through how easy it is to start using video for social media. You don’t need a big budget or fancy equipment. Your phone is enough. I create direct response video content for clients to help them persuade someone to take action. That might be registering for a webinar, booking a venue, or calling for more information. Video is the most effective way to do that. I believe in it, and that’s why I do it.

Some people still don’t see the value. They say they don’t get TikTok or Instagram, but then in the same breath talk about how much time their grandkids spend on it. That’s the audience you need to reach. You’ve got to meet people where they are.

I recommend two simple formats to start: hook and takeaway or Q&A. With hook and takeaway, start your video with a bold statement or question that grabs attention. Then deliver a useful takeaway that follows through on that hook. For Q&A, think about common questions you get in your line of work and record quick answers. You can get a whole month of content done in a couple hours using these formats.

You don’t need it to be perfect. Mess up and record it again. Nobody sees your mistakes. Use a tripod. Clean your background. Face a window for good light. Don’t put a window behind you. Use a lamp or ring light if you’re indoors. Sit up straight, speak clearly, smile, and use your hands.

Post a short 30-second video. See how it goes. If you want to go further, I can help with that. Whether it’s a full branding video or monthly content, I’m here.

This is where strategy becomes content. Every shoot we do is part of a bigger plan to help our clients reach, captivate,...
07/09/2025

This is where strategy becomes content. Every shoot we do is part of a bigger plan to help our clients reach, captivate, and grow.

Learn more: video.joejustice.org

07/08/2025

🎬 𝐓𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐚: 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐯𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐮𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐓𝐮𝐛𝐞?⁣ 📺
Hint: It involved elephants. 🐘⁣
Drop your guess in the comments and I’ll reveal the answer later this evening.⁣
👇👇👇
(Video production has come a long way since then)

07/08/2025

In this episode of the Kanawha Valley Hustlers podcast, I talk with Sean Hornbuckle at Meet Up 64 to talk about his hustle. Sean's mission is clear: to make life better for families, small business owners, and investors across the country. With a focus on retirement planning and wealth management, Sean uses his experience to guide his clients toward smarter financial strategies.

Sean explains that his approach is all about the long-term vision. Whether it's tax strategies or ensuring a secure financial future, he helps people plan for where they want to be years down the road. Having been in the industry since 2015, Sean's local practice in Huntington is centered on providing clear, actionable advice for individuals and businesses.

We also discuss the importance of community and networking for small business owners. Sean believes it's crucial to connect with others to lift each other up, especially in regions where large industries aren’t the main drivers. It's the small business owners, he says, who will rebuild the community.

Throughout the day, Sean balances client meetings, legislative work, and community involvement. While he's taking a break from coaching basketball this year, he's still actively helping with youth programs and supporting local education initiatives. It's clear that Sean’s hustle extends far beyond the office—he's dedicated to improving both his clients’ futures and the community’s well-being.

Sean's commitment to his work and community makes him a true hustler, always moving forward and making things happen.

Every business has a story—but not everyone is telling theirs. If you’re not using video to shape your message, someone ...
07/07/2025

Every business has a story—but not everyone is telling theirs. If you’re not using video to shape your message, someone else might shape it for you.

Start taking control today. 👉 video.joejustice.org

Happy Independence Day from all of us at Joe Justice Media! May your weekend be filled with freedom, gratitude, and cele...
07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day from all of us at Joe Justice Media! May your weekend be filled with freedom, gratitude, and celebration.

07/03/2025

I meet Joey Crookshanks at Meet Up 64. He tells me about his business, Tailgator Outdoors. About a year and a half ago, he invented a product that turns a cooler like a Yeti into a beverage dispenser. You screw it into the drain plug, and it lets you keep a mixed drink separate from the rest of the cooler's contents. He came up with the idea because he and his wife prefer different drinks and needed a way to keep everything in one place without mixing flavors or messing up the ice.

This isn’t his first invention. Back in 2020, Joey worked with Marshall University and the Robert C. Byrd Institute. He got some grant funding and a patent pending on a different product, which he sold to a company in Columbus, Ohio. He moved there for three years. When the company didn’t renew the patent pending, he moved back to West Virginia and started developing it again on his own. He explains that patent pending status lasts 12 months. It’s a common approach for early-stage products when companies aren’t ready to pay for a full patent.

Joey says he’s always looking for problems to solve. It’s not tied to any one industry. If something in daily life slows him down or seems annoying, he sits down and tries to fix it. He says that’s where his engineering mindset kicks in. He also says solving problems isn’t just about creativity—it’s about knowing how many other people have the same problem and how much they’d pay to fix it.

Even with multiple side projects, Joey works full time as a civil engineer. He admits it’s exhausting, but he’s passionate about the process. When I ask about taking a product from idea to reality, he says West Virginia has a lot of grant funding available, especially if you know where to look. Since he’s a Marshall graduate, he leans on his old professors and existing relationships to help push his ideas forward. In his words, it’s a lot about who you know and a little about what you know.

As we wrap up, Joey shares how people can find his product. He says the best place is his website, tailgatoroutdoors.com. I tell him I’m going to check it out myself. Joey’s story is a reminder that hustling means staying curious, solving problems, and building strong connections.

July First Tuesdays had an amazing turnout—even with the pouring rain! Great to see so many familiar faces and meet some...
07/03/2025

July First Tuesdays had an amazing turnout—even with the pouring rain! Great to see so many familiar faces and meet some new ones too. We also heard a great story from Kanawha County Commission President Ben Salango, making the evening even more memorable.
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Short videos aren’t just for likes.We use your content as targeted ads—- Reaching your actual audience- Educating, not j...
07/02/2025

Short videos aren’t just for likes.

We use your content as targeted ads—
- Reaching your actual audience
- Educating, not just entertaining
- Building brand recall and trust

Let’s get strategic → https://video.joejustice.org
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07/01/2025

I talk with Jamie Lima, the state director for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of West Virginia. We meet at Meet-Up 64, and she shares the impact this program has on families across the state. The Imagination Library mails free books to children from birth to age five, helping them build a home library before they even start school. Jamie says the books are professionally selected, age-appropriate, and delivered every month. She says the goal is to improve school readiness, long-term academic outcomes, and even reduce substance use risks later in life.

Jamie tells me the program went statewide in 2020 and now serves about 50,000 children in West Virginia. It originally launched in the state in 2006, so next year marks 20 years. Dolly Parton visited in 2022 to celebrate the expansion, and that visit made a big impression. August 9 was declared Dolly Day in West Virginia, and each year they celebrate with the Dolly Dash 5K in Huntington at Ritter Park. Jamie says the event is a fundraiser but also a lot of fun, with prizes for the best Dolly look-alike, including adult, child, and even pet categories. She calls it putting the fun in fundraiser.

Her day-to-day work is focused on partnerships, fundraising, and outreach. She explains that while many people assume Dolly funds the entire program, the truth is they need local sponsors and community support to keep it going. Jamie says they’re actively looking for sponsors for the Dolly Dash and other events. For anyone who wants to get involved, register for the race, or learn more, she directs them to dollybookswv.com.

We’re halfway through the year—are you still relying on random posts and crossed fingers?Time to reset with a real strat...
06/30/2025

We’re halfway through the year—are you still relying on random posts and crossed fingers?

Time to reset with a real strategy:
- 1 Video a Month
- 12 Short-Form Clips
- Consistent Growth

Start here → https://video.joejustice.org
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