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Thursday, February 21st, 2008

Video Video Video

With the proliferation of online video there is no question that it has become a preferred method for communicating a message. How many of you would prefer to spend 4 minutes watching a video as opposed to 4 minutes of reading straight text? {Except for this of course! ;~)}

We recognize the importance of it and are actively blending video into various social and interactive marketing campaigns for our clients; for example, websites, landing pages, mobile devices, and social networks like YouTube and Facebook.

This content can also be extended to sales teams to help illustrate a particular product, service, or the unique value of the company they represent. It can be used at a tradeshow, powerpoint presentaion, or live on your iPod for that perfect moment when it can compliment a particular point you are about to make.

It might even be something that serves to personalize your brand and communicate something a little deeper, as this video shows.

Well, now there is another way. Google recently announced they are beginning testing for video ads on search results pages. For now it is no more expensive than the usual CPC you would make. This marks a new means of delivering targeted, measurable messages in a rich format, and it is something you should consider as part of your SEM campaigns.

Let ‘em see it!

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4 Responses to “Video Video Video”

  1. Ryan Jerz Says:

    Robert,

    I haven’t seen a video ad in search results yet. I know you were asking earlier if anyone has seen something, and I can’t find anything. I think this will be very interesting to watch as it progresses. At NCOT, we’ll likely dip into it a little and test out the video placement to see what kind of results it brings.

  2. Robert Payne Says:

    Please keep us posted on what you experience, Ryan. Until then, see you on Twitter!

  3. Event Marketing Says:

    This is a great news. Video ads are more catchy compare to image/text ads. And people should really click on the video to watch it. A nifty idea.

    -Jan

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