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We are the one and only successful agricultural documentary film makers for open market sale, in Karnataka,India. We produce documentaries independently on various aspects of Agriculture and allied subjects. We even take up the production of Agricultural Corporate Films on contract. We have all technical facilities and huge visual database for the same.
Innovative farmers, extension workers, NGOs, state departments, KVKs and other training institutions are our customers. We are in the field since 2004. Our documenatary DVDs are very well accepted and appreciated by the farming community across the globe. Many organizations are using our documentary DVDs as training videos.
We are working for many agricultural universities, institutes and organisations for their audio visual projects. We are in contract with many agricultural and other corporate companies for production of demo videos and advertisement films.
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Shramajeevi Agri Films (SAF) is led by its Producer and Director, DR. Venkatramana Hegde, an agriculture graduate from UAS Dharwad. Earlier he worked for E TV Kannada at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad as the program head for daily agriculture program 'Annadata'. Later on Hegde worked as a non-fiction Producer for Kasthuri TV, Bengaluru where he had an agriculture program ‘Krushi Kasthuri’ along with many other non-fiction and fiction programs. Shramajeevi has all the facilities for prodution and post production of any kind of audio visuals.
Shramajeevi uses true HD camera, and latest video editing softwares and other visual media techniques for agricultural film production. Shramajeevi has script writers, translators and voice over artists for all Indian languages. Hence Shramajeevi can take up AV projects of any Indian Language and of multi language.
Shramajeevi's documentary films are available in Kannada, English and Hindi languages. You can watch most them on our channel on YouTube ShramajeeviAgriFilms.
We have developed another website shramajeeviimages.com especially for agricultural and rural professional images. We are contributing to the field of agriculture with one more website shramajeevicontacts.com. It has contact details of innovative farmers, institutes, organisations, NGOs, corporate commpanies and all others serving farming community in India and across the globe. We have launched a new website shramajeewiki.com which contains in depth articles on various important topics of agriculture
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I would make this for my kids and they could use it to get lunch money every morning
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is this what happens when engineers are bored ?
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Whoever this person is, he's a genius! He should be in the world record for this amazing project. SHOCK
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I am smart but not that smart
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i will make this, not for my child, but for myself 😂 it's kinda fun!
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my mom told me to tell you can u make more things that you can use for a drink with a lot of drinks in one and can use for a penny and very nice project :) <3 love you projects your the best
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when u poor and hav no atm
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how u gonna put the money back there 😓
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your videos are great. I will learn to make them someday😁
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Can u make a detailed list of parts needed in description on reply thank u love ur vids
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How do you refill the money?
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Abraham Piper blogging.
You could call Abraham Piper an accidental entrepreneur.
At 36, he lives in Los Angeles and runs a digital media company that he expects to make $30 million in revenue this year.
But he didn't set out to start a business.
In his 20s, the Minneapolis native was not terribly focused. It took him took him 11 years to graduate from college — he took time off four times, including once to learn how to make guitars.
In 2008, Piper was living with his wife and young son in a house four blocks from where he grew up. He was working in a mailing warehouse.
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"The owner of the company was a family friend. It was one of those jobs where when I was between things — which, I was regularly in between things. It was the sort of thing where I could know I had a job," he tells CNBC Make It. "In one of my stints there I was a forklift driver. This last one, I was working a desk job that I don't even remember what I was doing — we sent out fliers, essentially."
While he was lost professionally, Piper had always liked writing. "I had fancied myself a songwriter when I was young," he says. And while he was working at the warehouse, he wrote a personal blog about a unique habit he had: taking three to four hour walks through the "bleak Minnesota winters."
Abraham Piper in Minnesota.
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Abraham Piper in Minnesota.
But most of the writing Piper found online frustrated him. It was all too long, he says. So he started his own experiment: He would try to tell a story in 22 words. (He wishes he had a more prophetic explanation for why he picked the number 22, but he thinks it was Feb. 22 when he had the idea.) He used the free WordPress publishing tool to start the site 22 Words.
"When I first started it, it was really just to have fun," says Piper. He remembers being enthralled with the feeling that people were reading what he was writing. "After I had been doing it for awhile, the number that sticks in my memory as my daily goal was 2,500 page views. I just remember that being so exciting."
Even then, though, "I was never thinking, 'How can I use this to make a living?'" he says.
Half of his posts were about his own family and the other half were his "personal ruminations," he says. He didn't consider what he was doing all that noteworthy. "So many people had blogs back then. If you wanted a voice on the Internet, you would start a blog."
Piper would put Amazon affiliate links into his posts (Amazon pays publishers a commission on sales made from links they distribute) and pull in a few bucks. In 2009, he made maybe a couple thousand dollars from his blog. "It was a nice little hobby," he says.
But soon, Piper reached a turning point. He stopped writing about his kids and started posting viral content of kids doing funny things, general oddities and feel-good human interest stories.
"If you hold on too much to something that is not working, well then you are going to fail. You have to be willing to let go of ways you were to achieve success," says Piper.
He would get up at 4:30 a.m. to get the day's stories up before work. He also used the bookmarking service StumbleUpon to drive traffic to his blog.
It worked. In December 2010, Piper got 200,000 page views on 22 Words. The next month, he got 350,000, then 650,000. By March 2011, he had 1.3 million page views.
In early 2011, Piper cashed in on the traffic and sold 22 Words to a Denver-based start-up for stock and a job. He stayed in Minneapolis and worked remotely, writing full-time for the site. "Part of the allure of selling it was they were going to hire me to run it, and then I was going to be able to make blogging my living," Piper says.
However, when the Denver start-up changed the course, Piper bought back 22 Words in 2013. (He declines to disclose how much he paid.) Within months, 22 Words had 5 million unique visitors per month.
The first 22 Words office in California.
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The first 22 Words office in California.
Since then, Piper both hired his first writer and brought in a full-time partner and CEO Josh Sowin in 2014. Now, 22 Words has 200 million unique visitors a month and a staff of 25 (including himself). 22 Words brought in $17 million last year (largely from ad sales on the site).
Piper also acquired and built other digital properties focusing on viral, entertaining content, including MagiQuiz, Bad Parenting Moments and Happiness Heroes. He expects parent company Brainjolt to do $30 million in revenue for 2017.
Now, Piper, his wife and their four kids have moved to Los Angeles, where 22 Words opened an office.
Relocating to California has been a change — "Houses cost twice as much here as in the twin cities," Piper says. He also hires a babysitter more than he used to, but otherwise, he hasn't thought much about the trappings of success and invests most of the revenue back into the business. "I feel like we are basically the same, we just live in a more expensive place."
Abraham Piper moving to California with his family.
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Abraham Piper moving to California with his family.
22 Words, still the biggest of his sites, attracts millions of eyeballs with headlines like: "30 People You Will IMMEDIATELY Want To Hang Out With," "This Is What Happens When You Ask the Wrong Guy for Photoshop Help," and "One Honest Mom Shows the Reality of Her Changing Postpartum Baby Bump." Readers are 75 percent women.
Piper realizes it's not ground-breaking content. "It is not serious and I fully own that. It's light, and even when we deal with heavier topics, we deal with it quickly and lightly," he says. "We are an entertainment site. We want to surprise and delight the Internet."
In the last nine years, Piper has gone from operating a forklift in a warehouse owned by a family friend to running a mini media empire. That's been exciting — but it's also stressful.
"I am not lying awake at night in dread, there is just a constant pressure," Piper says. "As soon as you start staking your life on your success, as in making it your business, then it becomes scary because continued growth is essential.
"You can't level off and succeed. You have to keep growing," Piper says. "So the pressure is high, but then when it works, it is exciting."
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Telling your brand story is more than just slapping dates together on an About Us page and throwing it up on the website with a stock image. Your brand story should be a major differentiator, something that sets you apart from your competition and compels your prospects to partner with you. It’s an opportunity to not talk about your products and services, but to talk about the real value of partnering with your firm.
When it comes to B2B branding and storytelling, there are a variety of ways to tell your brand story in a way that engages your target audience. Let’s look at five interesting ways to share your company’s brand story.
Reveal your history
Your company was founded with purpose and that purpose was not simply to make money. The main purpose was to meet a need. An intriguing way to share your B2B brand story is by revealing the history behind the founding of your company. Answer questions like:
Why did we create this business?
What drove our success through the years?
How did we adapt to the market?
What needs did we focus on?
How did we expand or grow to meet the needs of more customers?
By building a story through the retelling of history, you draw your target audience in and reveal how the values of your company and your focus on the customer’s needs have driven your business. It’s a compelling method for letting your prospects know that they are the center of your business.
Showcase your founders
Many B2B companies are built on the drive, passion, and entrepreneurial spirit of a founder or founders. Particularly in the United States, we are obsessed with hearing the story of a successful entrepreneur who was driven by a passion, whether it’s a passion for innovation, customer service, technology, or knowledge. Telling your brand story by shining the spotlight on the founder(s) is a strategic way to craft an emotional connection with your audience. Answer questions such as:
What is their background/expertise?
What event(s) compelled them to found a company?
What was/is their vision for the company?
How do/did they interact with clients?
What are their main professional values?
Showcasing the founders of a company puts a human face behind a corporate entity and makes your brand relatable. This is particularly compelling if your company is older and the founders aren’t involved or running the brand any longer. This is essentially going back to basics and focusing on the genesis of your B2B brand.
Build a timeline
There may be major events or accomplishments in your brand’s history that will resonate with your ideal target market. Weaving these events together is a great way to tell your brand story. A visual representation of the events arranged as a timeline is an easy to use, appealing way to convey the founding of your company, as well as major accomplishments or changes over the course of your brand’s history. Answer questions like:
What innovations did we bring to the industry?
Did we pioneer a technology or service?
What prestigious industry awards did we win?
What is our contribution to the industry?
Did we have significant periods of growth/change?
As you build your timeline (which doesn’t need to be extensive), think about the events or accomplishments that build credibility with your audience and establish you as the clear authority in the field. B2B branding should always include the audience as an active participant in the storytelling. Keep this in mind so you don’t alienate them.
Turn to your customers
If it wasn’t for your customers, you’d be out of business. This is a simple truth that you should always come back to in your branding and marketing. For many B2B firms, the customers are essential to building your brand. Their needs shape your service or product offerings. When it comes to the B2B industries, it’s less of a client-vendor relationship and more of a partnership. A cool way to share the story of your brand is to turn to your customers, their needs, and how your firm worked with them to provide solutions. Tell your story by telling the story of your customers. Answer questions such as:
What problems have we helped solve?
Are their specific cases where we have made a significant impact for a client(s)?
How do we help our clients be successful?
How do our values positively impact our clients?
What is our mission statement?
When has our service delivery showed exemplary results?
Where has customer service driven new processes and procedures?
Potential clients want to know what you bring to the table and what your brand is all about. A captivating brand story is told by real client partnerships and demonstrates innovative solutions.
Feature your employees
Your company may not have an extensive history, a ton of client case studies, or a memorable founder – but you always have your employees. Your employees are essentially your brand warriors. If they do a wonderful job of representing your brand and create loyal, dedicated clients – create your brand story around them, their attitudes, and their accomplishments. Focus on answering questions like:
How do our employees exemplify our brand?
What actions or attitudes do our clients rave about?
What positive feedback on employees have clients provided?
Why types of behaviors do our brand promote?
Who is our ideal employee and how do they represent the company?
Just like focusing on the founders, featuring your employees puts a human face on your organization. You are no longer a software company providing solutions to healthcare companies, you are a close partner who evaluates market challenges and provides customized solutions and a friendly face.
Your brand story
When it comes to B2B branding, your brand story is your chance to make a connection with your target audience and strengthen your relationship with your existing clients. It should not be an afterthought. It should be your answer to “Why should we work with you over company X?” Use your brand story to attract, engage, and compel. Be genuine and craft a brand story that your target market wants to read.
This article was written by Jeremy Durant from Business2Community and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network.The views expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of Twitter or its affiliates.
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Philippines' Duterte signs law granting free public college
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has signed a law granting tuition-free education in all state universities, a Cabinet official said on Friday, setting aside the advice of his economic managers to reject the measure.
The president believed the benefits of the law outweighed the potential short-term budgetary challenges, Menardo Guevarra, senior deputy executive secretary, told a media conference.
Duterte's economic managers have said the government would not be able to afford the cost of free-tuition, estimated at 100 billion pesos ($2 billion) a year.
They also said tuition-free education at state universities and colleges (SUCs) would not benefit the poor because only 12 percent of students in SUCs belong to low-income families.
"Free tertiary education in SUCs (state universities and colleges) is a very strong pillar or cornerstone of the president's social development policy," Guevarra said.
Senator Franklin Drilon has said the measure would only require 20-25 billion pesos a year, much less than the economic managers' estimate.
The Duterte administration has planned a whopping $180 billion infrastructure spending until the end of the president's term in 2022. To fund that, the government has asked lawmakers to pass new revenue measures.
Duterte's economic program focuses on infrastructure spending and fiscal efficiency to lift growth to as much as 8 percent before his six-year term ends in 2022.
(Reporting by Neil Jerome Morales; Editing by Michael Perry)
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