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This presentation provides a quick overview of how video is being integrated into online communications for businesses and organizations. More detailed information on the case studies can be received through e-mail request to [email protected].

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OBJECTIVES

• How to create Web-Based Video content that builds your brand and solidifies your relationships with your most important audiences

• How a wide variety of organizations are using Web video to communicate online to both internal and external audiences

• How to use the very latest, greatest tips and tactics to create compelling video that will set you apart from the competition

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Video for Social Media & Beyond

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Don’t think of video as something only to be searched for; it must

be shared to become a social media tool.

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HOW CAN YOU CREATE WEB-HOW CAN YOU CREATE WEB-BASED VIDEO CONTENT THAT BASED VIDEO CONTENT THAT

BUILDS YOUR BRAND AND BUILDS YOUR BRAND AND SOLIDIFIES YOUR SOLIDIFIES YOUR

RELATIONSHIPS WITH YOUR RELATIONSHIPS WITH YOUR MOST IMPORTANT AUDIENCES?MOST IMPORTANT AUDIENCES?

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Social Media Thru History

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Don’t discard something that worked for Dad. Add the new tools to increase value and

impact.

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The Stats• 10.1 Billion online videos were viewed in

February, 2008 (66% more than in February, 2007) [ComScore]

• 57% of U.S. adults watch internet video; 46% of Internet users age 50-64 watch or download video; for those above 65, 39% watch online video [Pew Research, “Online Videos Go Mainstream”, July, 2007]

• By 2011, more than 85% of the U.S. Internet users will view video [eMarketer Inc.]

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The Power of Online Video

• Last year sites with video averaged 3.53 videos viewed per visit (users watch much more than 1 video)

• Sites averaged 6.62 videos per visitor per month (users come back and watch even more)

• Average time spent per visit: 6.13 minutes

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In order to create good web-based video content, you first have to be able to create good

video, just like dad.

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… this is now

that was then…

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 Sony HVR-A1U $2200-2500

Standard Definition

Sony PD-170 $2500 - $2900 Panasonic AG-DVX100B $2200 - $2500 Canon GL2 $1800 - $2000

High Definition

Canon XH-A1 $3200-$3400

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Windows Movie Maker

iMovie

Free Programs

Low Cost Programs

Avid Xpress Pro($495)

Final Cut Express 4($199)

Final Cut Pro($1,299)

Pro Quality Programs

Avid Editing(Price Varies)

Includes bundle of software

Requirements for Each Avid system vary

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Don’t skimp on audio.

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•two wireless lavs•wireless handheld mic•Wired mic

Audio

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You need the equipment to work, but the success of your online

video strategy will be determined more by the content & marketing than the technical

aspects.

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Assess YourselfAre you looking to utilize video

in a specific initiative or do a complete overhaul of your communications program?

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How ready are you?10 Questions For Moving Forward in the Video Age

1. What are your in-house resources?2. What are your assets?3. Who are you trying to reach? 4. What conversation are you trying to

start? 5. How will you be served?

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How will you be served?

• Public• Private [proprietary]• Both

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TubeMogul allows you to upload video to multiple sites at once.

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1. Do you have management support?2. What kind of viewer feedback

mechanism are you prepared to implement?

3. What’s the frequency?4. Can you gain a competitive advantage or

prevent yourself from being at a disadvantage?

5. Are you ready to be the Executive Producer of a Television Network?

10 Questions For Moving Forward in the Video Age

(continued)

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If a complete communications overhaul using video is too

much, you might want to focus on using video for specific

initiatives.

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HOW ARE A WIDE VARIETY OF HOW ARE A WIDE VARIETY OF ORGANIZATIONS USING WEB VIDEO TO ORGANIZATIONS USING WEB VIDEO TO

COMMUNICATE ONLINE TO BOTH COMMUNICATE ONLINE TO BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

AUDIENCES?AUDIENCES?

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Brochure Campaign

*Case study: ESRB

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Contests

*Case study: Dove

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Desksides & Earning Media

Case Study: Tata Communications

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Desksides & Earning Media

Case Study: Macy’s

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Desksides & Earning Media

Case Study: ACP

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Promoting Web initiatives

Case Study: Isaac Mizrahi

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Global Communications

Case Study: Herbal Life

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Newsletter

Case Study: Prudential

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Blogging

Case Study: Jenny Craig

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Campaigns like these that have multiple elements that support

each other maximize roi.

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HOW DO YOU USE THE VERY LATEST, HOW DO YOU USE THE VERY LATEST, GREATEST TIPS AND TACTICS TO GREATEST TIPS AND TACTICS TO

CREATE COMPELLING VIDEO THAT CREATE COMPELLING VIDEO THAT WILL SET YOU APART FROM THE WILL SET YOU APART FROM THE

COMPETITION?COMPETITION?

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10 Tips For Telling an Effective Story in Web Video

1. Tell a story with a beginning, middle and end2. Develop a consistent format3. Right-size the production4. Use “How-to’s” and demonstration videos5. Audio, Audio, Audio!6. If your story has a personality, make sure they

have a personality7. Provide calls to action to engage your

audience8. Feature Guests9. Don’t Sell – Inform or Entertain10. Have fun!

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Tips from a pro

– David Carr [just play video]

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This is social media how do I promote sharing?

• Traditional PR in old and new media

• B-2-F Marketing• Social Media Motivators • Advertising• Syndication – sharing content

on multiple sites

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COMMENTING IS KEY:Comment on Appropriate Blogs

and Sites and add links to your video.

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All views are not created equal.

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Measurement & Metrics

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Be agnostic about where you post your video – place it everywhere.

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•It's a new form that emphasizes authenticity over dazzling effects•It allows you as an organization to become the media•It's not a tool to be placed in its own communication silo but an integral component to building your brand and achieving communication objectives.

by Douglas Simon

CEO & PresidentD S Simon Productions Inc.

Phone: 1.800.DSSIMON or (212).736.2727Email: [email protected]