Nuwla Announce Release Of Channel Trailer

MONTREAL - June 8, 2015 - PRLog -- Looking to make a good first impression...Nuwla accounce release of channel trailer on YouTube for unsubcribed viewers.  The captivating 34 second video will introduce unsubscribed viewers to the channel.

Nuwla will be launching it's website in the Fall of 2015. The company is currently in "build brand awareness" mode.  "And so the channel trailer is just another marketing tool to attract out target audience." Says founder and President David P Fenelus.

The channel will deal with issues relevant to the black community and will serve to  compliment not only the Nuwla site when it launches in the fall, but all of the other Nuwla social media accounts like facebook, twitter and instagram.  The channel will give the viewer a visual of what they read on the main site. Viewers are encouraged to engage, and freely express themselves as much as they need to.  The channel which was launched 3 weeks ago and over 8000 views to this point, will be uploading original content for the most part.  Content that the viewer can take and implement in their lives right away. Example of topics to look forward to are: "weight loss," "how to file a basic tax return," tips on "how to deal witht the police when they stop you" and much, much more.

Black entrepreneurs are encouraged to inquire about submitting videos to the channel.  Nuwla is looking to be a one point access to everything the black community needs, by putting black consumers in front of black businesses. Business owners can make a short video no longer than 7 minutes, showcasing their business and bring awareness to their brand to the Nuwla audience. To submit videos you can send to info@nuwla.com or contact via social sites.

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Nuwla is a one stop online resource for the day to day challenges of regular people in the black community.  Nuwla is a black owned busines, which markets and promotes blog articles to black people, ready to buy or spend money within the black community.