Keep it concise and to the point. A few sentences or a short paragraph will do here. In fact, if you can show what your product does rather than just telling the audience, that will work even better. For example you could say, "Our new shoes are a novelty on the market. When wearing them, you will levitate 3 inches (7.6cm) above the ground." However, it would be more effective to show short clips of people actually wearing the shoes and levitating. For instance, if you have a great new music service, discuss what was missing in music apps that made you want to design your own. Then discuss how your product fills that niche. Think of this section as a more detailed description of your product and company. Anticipate the questions your viewers might have. A great way to find out those questions is to do a test screening of a preliminary video. Get reactions from everyday viewers, and incorporate that information into your video. Do not make it too wordy. Think of it as a dialogue. When writing it, read it aloud to yourself or have someone else read it aloud. It should sound natural, not stilted. Take out words you don't use in your everyday language, and don't be afraid to use contractions and informal language. Informal language, like using "y'all" or "you guys," invites the listener into the conversation. When writing, think about how it will look visually because eventually the script will narrate something visual. In other words, use language that can be animated. If your product is levitating shoes, you might say "These shoes provide lift through their gravity-reducing soles. See how she glides above the ground." instead of "These shoes make you look cool." People like stories. Tell them a story about your product that runs through the video. Tell your viewers what they need to do to get your product, whether it's visiting a website, contributing to a Kickstarter campaign, or downloading an app. The point of the video is to get people interested. However, you must give people something to do with that interest, or they will walk away. Keep it simple. Anything too complicated will turn people away. You can write something like, "Want to find out more? Check out our product at www.website.com!" or "Like what you see? Visit our Kickstarter page to help fund our product!"
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One-sentence summary -- Begin by introducing your product or company. Talk about the niche your product serves. Remember that a video script is not an essay. Think visually. Create an overarching narrative. End with action.

It is possible that the cable you are using is defective. In some cases, using an uncertified charging cable can result in reduced functionality. It is possible that the USB port you are using is defective. Try both different ports and buses on the computer. If you are using a desktop (tower) PC with both front and rear USB ports, you can often use one set even if the other is malfunctioning, since they are usually connected to a different bus. If you have both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports, they usually utilize separate USB chips and will function separately. If you are using a USB hub, try using a root port on the computer instead. This will tell you whether the hub or the computer bus is at the heart of the problem. If the iPod battery is completely depleted, it may not be detected until it is charged enough to power on. Connect the iPod to a wall charger for a faster charge than via USB. In iTunes, open the "Help" menu and select "Check for Updates". You may need to hit Ctrl+B to make the menu bar appear. You can also download the latest version of iTunes from https://www.apple.com/itunes/download/. Later versions of iTunes may utilize a newer version of the Apple Mobile Device Driver. Open Windows Settings and Select "Update and Security". Click "Check for Updates" to receive the latest updates to your operating system. Updates to Windows may include updates to USB chips or other relevant software. On older versions of Windows, look for Windows Update in the Control Panel.
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One-sentence summary -- Connect the device to your PC with a different USB cable. Connect the device to a different USB port. Make sure the iPod is charged. Update iTunes. Update Windows.

An electronic exfoliating device, like a brush with rotating bristles, is great for deep cleaning pores. Follow the directions of your device for best results. Generally, wet the bristles lightly in warm water and apply the device to your nose pores. For added pore cleaning power, squeeze a little mild facial cleanser onto the bristles of the brush before using it. As an added bonus, using a buffing device like this can make your pores less noticeable. Use a facial scrub about 2 to 3 times every week. Follow the directions of your scrub for best results, though in most cases, this simply involves lathering the scrub on your nose with warm water, waiting a short time, and then rinsing it off. If you have dry skin, try a creamy exfoliating product. Oppositely, for skin that is oily, try a facial scrub that has salicylic acid. These products can usually be bought in the skin care or beauty section of most stores. Charcoal masks clean deep inside the pores to remove oil and blackheads. This product can be bought in the beauty sections of many stores as well as beauty stores. Each product will be different, so you'll have to follow its label instructions. Squeezing pores to clear them or release pus can further irritate skin or make breakouts worse. Instead, apply pore strips to your nose according to their directions. After the time indicated in the directions has passed, tear free the strip to remove gunk from pores. Use caution with pore strips if you have sensitive skin as they are super sticky.
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One-sentence summary -- Buff the pores of your nose. Clean out pores with a facial scrub. Unclog pores with a charcoal mask. Remove blockages with pore strips.

Take a moment to notice the quality of your breath. Notice if you are breathing in through your mouth or through your nose. For now, don't try to change your breath. Just notice how it feels and breathe naturally. Try breathing in through your nose and down into the lower depths of your belly. Then, while you are exhaling, say "hello." Listen to the pitch and depth of your voice. To compare, try the same exercise but breathe into your chest or your throat. It should sound very high pitched when you breathe into your throat, medium pitched when you breathe into your chest, and deep when you breathe into your lower diaphragm. Breathe deep into your lower diaphragm. As you exhale, say something you want to say. Your voice will sound deeper if you breathe into your lower belly. Open your mouth quite naturally, in order to speak normally. Do not purse, cup or shape your lips or cheeks.
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Breathe naturally. Experiment with your breath. Use diaphragm breathing.