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So you don't think your business would benefit from an online promotional or corporate video? You might just wanna think again.
Why? Well, many marketing experts agree that online video could be the top marketing trend for 2013 and beyond. Using video as a tool in your online marketing kit has many advantages. For example: Online video makes it easier to generate more content. Online video opens companies up to new marketing channels. Online video extends the life of webinars and events. Online video increases the effectiveness of email marketing campaigns. Chances are good that one or more of your competitors are using video to their advantage to grow their business. And if they aren't yet, they will be very soon. Online Video Statistics: 90% of internet content is video 50% of mobile wireless traffic is video 1 Billion unique visitors to YouTube monthly Audiences retain upwards of 50% more information from video than from any other medium. So, it's time to get on top of this growing trend. Use video to promote your business online before your competition beats you to it and makes you look like (*eek*) a follower!
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