Have you considered doing up some video for your business? If not, well you maybe behind the times as Internet delivered video, talking heads and other forms of embedding video technology on your corporate website takes off. Now Calgary business owners can leverage this great new technology today!
If you doubt the success that video has for business, just asked the guys from the legendary rock band Journey who found their new singer Arnel Pineda on YouTube. Now if rock bands are using this technology to replace their singers, just image what it can do when a prospective client is looking at finding your services.
eKzact Solutions, a Calgary based web development and Internet marketing firm is helping Calgary business leverage the power of video to help business in Calgary promote their goods and services right here in Calgary and across the globe. Videospokes.com is a service offered by eKzact Solutions, the leading Calgary web design company that allows entrepreneurs to record themselves sending greetings to their visitors.
David West from eKzact Solutions states “in 2009 the use of video on the Internet is going to change the way people see the web, the same way that surfing the web did in the last decade. It is going to be big.”
Here is a great example of how video helped Journey, now just imagine what it can do for your business.
Certainly, video should be leveraged for business use these days. I couldn’t agree more. Particularly as a corporate video producer myself!
Small businesses benefit tremendously by using videos. I’ve created video testimonials which are quite powerful marketing tools—your own customers talk about how you solved their problems! Want to see how this works? Visit http://www.evolvetech.com/mambo/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=28&Itemid=83
You can also use your website as a delivery system for training resources, or in-house messages to staff. No more making DVDs or CDs that you have to store, and that eventually get put to use as coasters. Just put your message on your website in a password-protected place, or on your intranet, and direct employees there to view and comment.
Using the web for video use extends way beyond YouTube. YouTube doesn’t offer the quality of resolution that you will want, nor does it offer the level of professionalism. Who wants their corporate message to be found with the videos of people falling off their roofs while their neighbor keeps the camera rolling?
Corporate video deserves to be on corporate websites. Keep the branding the same, and keep the eyes on your pages.