Milonakis “Lets Me Twitter That”
Andy Milonakis may have gone slightly “off the grid” in recent years, but this video shows he’s still got it. Follow him on Twitter here. Sober for two weeks, too (watch the language).
Similar Posts
advertising | Blogs on Video | book | Future of Online Video | Online Video | Revver | Video Business | Video Sites
Who Will Make Money With User-Generated Online Video?
ByNalts
You will, dear reader. But now even more people will. Scott Karp, the popular “Publishing 2.0” author, has given away some of our secrets in his article “Who Will Make Money With User-Generated Online Video.” That’s okay. There’s enough to go around. In addition to advertising revenue-sharing, Karp points out “subscription revenue sharing.” I’m having trouble…
Yahoo Video Critique
ByNalts
I’ve been finding a few of my videos getting great spikes on Yahoo Video and I have three theories: It’s the #2 online video site There isn’t as much competition for videos (Yahoo indexes a lot of videos, but hosts fewer consumer-generated videos than YouTube for instance) The editors are being kind occasionally It’s interesting but not…
Find Videos Even When You’re Not Searching For ’em
ByNalts
Veoh video compass provides browser plug-in to augment your searches with video content. Growing quickly in popularity.
Bigelow Tea Putting Face to Brand… But Nobody Will See It
ByNalts
Chris Brogan uses this Bigelow Tea example (see video below) of how to “put a face to a brand.” He’s right.. In just a few seconds, you’ll think differently of Bigelow, and it might change your behavior when you confront dozens of choices of tea (many with more exotic packaging and higher price points). BUT…
Quality of Embedded Video Players
ByNalts
Marquisdejolie (the Andy Warhol of online videos) has reviews the quality of most online video sites. Which ones turn your video into pixel sludge, and which ones keep it pretty? All the answers here, including examples.
Online Video Gender Gap
ByNalts
There are more women online than men, but men watch more online-videos than women. And when men watch videos, they go for news, user-generated videos and TV shows. Women, according to the research, prefer news, music videos and entertainment. For more details, read this story by WebproNews that cites eMarketer, InsightExpress and Advertising.com.
4 Comments
Comments are closed.
That was pretty good. Although, I still don’t understand the attraction of Twitter. Who really cares what someone is doing every second?
^ Nobody
Unfortunately its addiction rate grows daily lol.
I’m not obsessed with what people are doing every second. I am obsessed with what people are thinking every second.
Believe it or not, Twitter isn’t “I just went to the store” if you don’t want it to be. I follow people that I find intellectually interesting (or funny) and I’m rarely disappointed. When you have that, “I’m going to the store” isn’t really that bad.