If you’re anything like most of the video creators and marketing consultants I’ve met, you probably have a tendency to hope for big things from your latest viral offering almost as soon as you’ve uploaded.  You might even refresh the page regularly throughout the first few days, hoping to see the view count skyrocketing—though I

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Have Patience, Viral Video Success Doesn’t Always Happen On Our Timetable

So far this week from the IFA show in Berlin we have heard from Sony who is offering Music Unlimited (I am certain video will follow), and 3D video and tablet computers have dominated the scene.

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Samsung Hooks Up with BlinkBox for UK Video-on-Demand on Internet TVs

So, you’re thinking about adding product videos to your ecommerce site. Once you’ve made your decision you’ll quickly realize there are a fair deal of things you need to consider in terms of the implementation of your video solution. In order to help you figure out what you should be looking for, I’ve compiled the

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10 Things To Consider When Choosing An Ecommerce Product Video Solution

Loic Le Meur has had a pretty successful career as an Internet entrepreneur.  He was part of Ublog, which was bought by Six Apart, and he became the Vice President of Six Apart shortly thereafter.  Most recently, he founded and continues to run Seesmic. So when he decides to talk about educating people on building

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Build Your Own Brand – Seesmic Founder Loic Le Meur Offers 30-Part Video Series

Although it may sound weird or repulsive to some purists, brands have been buying fans on a cost per fan basis for months (some for many moons). Cost Per Fan Is No Big Surprise When you step back, it makes sense: Many companies operate on a cost per action basis to get emails… fan bases are the social media analogue of email lists

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Pay Per Fan: What Big Brands Are Paying For Facebook Fans

To YouTube or NOT to YouTube, that is the question for e-retailers pushing e-commerce product videos. Is posting product videos on YouTube complimentary or counter-productive to e-commerce business goals?

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YouTube & E-Commerce – Does Uploading Product Videos To YouTube Cannibalize SEO?

Hot on the heels of our article about the highest-earning YouTube stars comes this story from NPR about Antoine Dodson.  Antoine Dodson, if you live in a cave, is the guy from Huntsville, Alabama, that has surged to fame via an interview with the local news.  After a break-in and attempted assault of his sister, Dodson—who had helped fight off the attacker—gave an interview with some memorable quotes.  You might remember this section: “Obviously, we have a rapist in Lincoln Park. He’s climbing in your windows.

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Antoine Dodson Embraces Huge Unexpected Viral Video Fame

Alright, so the title on this one is a bit misleading, but taking a precursory look at some recent researchpublished by Deloitte on behalf of the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival , which takes place 27-29 August 2010, would lead one to draw that conclusion. Let’s take a closer look at the numbers.The initial conclusion drawn by the title of this article is due to the fact that 86% of people who are watching timeshifted content are skipping the ads. However, the research I had available..

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Who Watches TV Ads In The UK? No One – But They All Remember Them

I hate the terminology we associate with things. Words like epic, frenzy, legen….dary (thanks Barney Stinson) and unbelievable, phrases like iPhone-killer, the best ever and simply perfect. They all make me groan in disgust and I blame the sensationalist media in America for it all

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Online Video Advertising Turning Into A Feeding Frenzy?

Listen to my podcast interview with attorneys Daliah Saper and Mark J. Rosenberg, as they weigh in on the legal case with YouTube and Carla Franklin that’s hit the mainstream media.  These cyber-attorneys address the big question of: Under what circumstances under should an Internet Service Provider should be required to unmask an anonymous user? The Carla Franklin Case – Background & Latest News The legal papers filed by Franklin’s attorney demand that Google, which YouTube owns, delivers the taunter‘s actual identity – the name, address, and phone number of these aliases, which are presumed to be traceable via th…

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Anonymous YouTube Cyberbullies – Should They Be Outed?