How to use Butterball Turkey Fryer For the Holidays.

c21willie (60)in #steemit • 6 years ago

Welcome back everyone to my Steamit/dtube Channel. This quick video shows you how I use the Butterball turkey fryer for the holidays with no cooking experience. I made this video last year on my YouTube channel to help fellow Real Estate Agents like me that does not know how to cook. In this video, you'll see pictures of different birds I cooked over the years and actual footage of me cooking the bird in the turkey fryer

In this video you will learn:

General cooking times for size of Turkey
The type of cooking oil I use
The proper and Safe Way to put your turkey into the grease

And much much more. if you like the turkey fryer and you think you'll be beneficial for you and your family during the holidays or any special event here's the affiliate link below. Hope you enjoy the video and happy early holidays season.

The Butterball Turkey Fryer: https://amzn.to/2D0rKkf

William J. May / Realtor
http://williejmayenterprises.com/thesuperstoreforagents/

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6 years ago in #steemit by c21willie (60)

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evernoticethat (64) 6 years ago (edited)

I watch a lot of online video and I can confirm that. If a video is less than 10 minutes long I might view it. 5 minutes or less increases that possibility even more.

If the content creator or subject matter is something I'm really interested in, I'll watch for an hour or more.

Oh, and the audio quality HAS to be good. If it has a lot of room echo, screaming kids or super loud background music, I'm outta there.

@c21willie you have good audio and video quality. You sound like you're right there talking to us.

Audio is more important than video as many people listen to it while doing other things. Best wishes to you! :)

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c21willie (60) 6 years ago

evernoticethat, Thank you for taking the time to post your comment I do work hard on my audio and my Vizio to make sure is professional since I mean real estate you have to give a professional good impression but I will work on my videos to be straight to the point and shorter. thanks

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nathanmars (71) 6 years ago

Hey man! As you know that I've been following you from your very first Steemit post and I wanted to share few things that could help you with your Dtube journey!

Please try to engage more with other content creators and build your network and make new friends
Try to upvote other's post and comments whenever possible
Make your videos shorter as possible because people will turn away when they see longer video content on Dtube

And try not to use upvoting bots..

These are only suggestions and I can feel you're smart guy and you know what to do :)

Have great day brother !!!

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c21willie (60) 6 years ago

nathanmars, I really appreciate you taking the time to give me some advice. I know this is a new community and I want it interact and crow in the right way that's why I took Joe Parys Steemit and Dtube course. From the course my impression was to try to post 3 to 4 times a week try to stay consistent. when your new use Bots to move up in the rankings upvote other content that you like and interact with people to try to build a community and you be okay.
I'm here to learn so I'll make my videos shorter and more to the point also I use the box so I can try the get my videos trending and try to build up steam and steam power so I can grow in the community in popularity and in financially in your opinion I should not do this is this correct or if so what is a better detailed advice I really appreciate it thanks