Business Video Collection — Video Creation, Recording & Publishing App Guides

Business Video Creation, Screen Recording, and Publishing App Guides

Businesses and professionals use video for product demonstrations, tutorials, presentations, training materials, interviews, and sharing information with customers or colleagues.

Different apps provide tools for creating and sharing these videos, from AI-generated presenters and screen recordings to live broadcasts and professional networking content.

The Business Video Collection brings together five app function-guide collections covering HeyGen, Google Vids, Loom, StreamYard, and LinkedIn.

These apps support different aspects of business video creation and communication, including AI-generated videos, collaborative video editing, screen recording, live streaming, and publishing video content to professional audiences.

With 149 individual function guides, the collection provides plain-language instructions to help small business owners and professionals understand and use these apps.

Each guide explains what a specific feature does, where to find it, and how to use it, with practical examples you can reference when needed.

Whether you're creating AI presenter videos in HeyGen, working on videos in Google Vids, recording screen demonstrations with Loom, hosting live broadcasts through StreamYard, or sharing videos on LinkedIn, these guides provide instructional resources for the individual apps.

What's included:

• 149 individual function guides across five apps.
• Five compiled app reference books, each available in PDF and EPUB formats.
• Individual guides organized by app for easy reference.

Designed for small business owners, consultants, educators, and professionals interested in business video content, this collection focuses on learning the apps rather than providing finished videos, production services, or a ready-made video marketing system.

Available features, recording limits, AI generation capabilities, and publishing options may vary by app, account, and subscription plan.

The purchase includes instructional guides, not app subscriptions, paid features, or access to the apps themselves.

Included App Collections

HeyGen — 30 Function Guides

Learn about HeyGen's AI video creation tools for working with digital presenters, creating avatar-based videos, adding scripts and voices, and managing video projects.

Google Vids — 31 Function Guides

Explore Google Vids' video creation and editing tools for building presentations and explainers, combining video clips and other media, recording content, and collaborating on videos.

Loom — 26 Function Guides

Understand Loom's screen recording and video communication tools for capturing demonstrations, recording your screen and camera, sharing videos, and managing access to recordings.

StreamYard — 24 Function Guides

Learn about StreamYard's live streaming and recording tools for hosting broadcasts, inviting guests, sharing screens, and managing video content for supported platforms.

LinkedIn — 38 Function Guides

Explore LinkedIn's professional networking and publishing tools for managing profiles, creating posts, sharing videos, and using available professional and business Page features.

Total: 149 individual function guides across five app collections.

Each app collection also includes its own compiled reference book in PDF and EPUB formats.

Who it's for: Small business owners and professionals who should be on video but aren't.

Not for: Entertainment creators — see the Short-Form Video Creator Stack.

What you get: Five business video creation and publishing app function-guide collections containing 149 individual guides, plus one compiled reference book for each app in PDF and EPUB formats.

How it's delivered: Delivered as a Google Drive folder link after purchase. One-time purchase.

Updates: Updates are included while the collection is maintained — if a guide changes, the folder copy is updated.



Disclaimers: These are reference guides that teach the apps, they are not prompt packs, and they don't include subscriptions to the apps themselves.