
How to build your company’s video subscription service
If you’re in the business of selling videos, whether they be movies, TV shows, educational videos, or any other type of video content, then you
If you’re in the business of selling videos, whether they be movies, TV shows, educational videos, or any other type of video content, then you
In-house influencers are becoming critical to the success of any company. With a deeper understanding of your products or services than an industry or outside
The way we consume online video content has changed a lot in recent years. Thanks to the ubiquity of smartphones and high-speed mobile data, we
In the age of information overload, getting your brand noticed is harder than ever. Businesses are finally realizing that online video brings more engagement than
Want to grab your audience’s attention and give your business the opportunity to present its products and services using the most engaging medium in this
A while back, some major companies pulled their ad spend from YouTube and parent company Google amidst concerns that their ads were appearing alongside hate speech and other controversial content pieces. This boycott of the internet video hosting giant is ongoing, and Google’s Chief Business Officer, Phillipp Schindler, published a public reply in the Google Blog to the boycott which was picked up by numerous news outlets.
If you’re a manager for a musician, athlete, or any other kind of celebrity with a large following on social media, there’s something you need to know: Neither you nor your client actually owns the content and user data on most of the major social media networks you’re using to reach out to your client’s fans with.
Lots of influencers and celebrities have their own dedicated fan clubs—groups of people who have a common interest in supporting and celebrating the work of a specific celebrity or group.