If you read my previous article about Mixpo’s new interactive video ads , called Frameworks (formerly Project Matisse I’m told), you know I had some questions I thought might need some expansion to get a better grip.

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Follow Up With Mixpo On New Frameworks Interactive Ads

I just got the scoop on Mixpo’s new Frameworks from Walter Harp and he tells me there’s some interesting things going on with them in the near future as well. Frameworks basically offer you a set of pre-made interactive layer formats to help advertisers easily implement interactivity in a variety of ways

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Introducing Mixpo Frameworks For Rich, Interactive Online Video Campaigns

Apple’s Final Cut Pro has been the industry standard for video editing for some time now. Sure, there are plenty of other great editing suites, many used by professionals, but Final Cut Pro has been the clear leader in that space for years.

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Apple Releases Cheaper, More Streamlined Final Cut Pro X

I can scarcely go a day anymore without at least looking at my favorite curated video sites to see what new videos are popular.

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Record Breaking Viral Videos: Lip Dub, Rubik’s Cube, & BMX Triple Jump

Google News has become a coveted resource for news websites, from major networks to tiny blogs, and it isn’t hard to see why. Information passes at the speed of light, and Google has managed to dominate from all sides of the field

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5 Great Ways to Get More from Google News RSS Feeds

Social media contests are a great way to connect with consumers in the ever evolving web. Social networks are natural venues for users to share information quickly

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How To Market A Social Media Contest: Working Example

The browser wars are heating up again. While Internet Explorer once held a near monopoly in the web browser market, other browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome are slowly chipping away at Microsoft’s empire.

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Firefox and Google Chrome Extensions for Web Developers

Onsite behavioral targeting can help you personalize your Web pages to create comfort and confidence for your visitors, ultimately driving them deeper into your site with higher engagement.   Based on learned behaviors and predictive attributes, analytics engines can automatically serve content that resonates with each visitor’s intent and drives action. Such a solution can collect and utilize hundreds of anonymous data point relative to each individual visitor.  Alleged self-learning algorithms can draw out the most relevant attributes for each site visitor, track visitor activity in real time and record and cluster onsite activities

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An Optimization Guide for Onsite Behavioral Targeting

A few weeks back on May 5th, we held our very first ReelSEO webinar event titled, “Encoding Video for the Web.”  The webinar was a great success and we had more than 250 attendees join us for the first hour with more than 150 remaining on as we extended the Q&A session an additional 30

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Encoding Video for the Web – ReelSEO’s Webinar Replay Video