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Content and Syndication Tactics
Research
shows that people want to switch from
watching
television to videos via the Internet on their
computers,
handhelds and other devices. And Content Propulsion
Lab,
a Division of Content Desk, a major player in provisioning
high-quality
content for web publishers, is right there at the
forefront
leading Internet marketers and others interested in
the
creation and syndication of video content.
“The
tools that enable broadcast quality video production and
syndication
are practically free these days,” said Mark Braunstein,
Founding
Partner of Content Desk at ContentDesk.com, and of
Content
Propulsion Lab at ContentPropulsionLab.com. “So the
Playing
field has been leveled with the networks…and now your
next
door neighbor with the webcam could become the next big
internet
celebrity.”
Content
Propulsion Lab offers tools, resources, webinars, and
continuous
training for all types of content creation and
syndication.
Their members can focus on making and syndicating
their
own videos, articles, podcasts, audios and more – with all
the
tools, technology, strategy and training in one place,
freeing
up lots of time, energy, money and focus. And the timing
couldn’t
be better.
Research
from the Points North Group and Horowitz Associates in
“Internet
Users Lined Up for Video,” by Enid Burns, March 2,
2006,
Incisive Interactive Marketing LLC., 2006, shows that:
-“TV
Junkies” are anticipating rich video content from providers
like
Yahoo! and Google.
- One-third of those surveyed said they were
interested in
Google
Video and some 41% leaned towards the launch and growth
of
Yahoo! Go service.
- Downloading versus streaming will become
more of an issue, as
well
as the focus on variety in the range of offerings; video
formats
for computers, laptops, PDAs, iPods and other devices.
Savvy
Internet marketers who prepare now with the tools and
strategies
of the future will be at a greater advantage for
broader
promotional campaigns and sales strategies to increase
their
bottom lines. And with tools and learning strategy for
video
creation, not to mention article syndication, podcasting,
audio
streaming and more – all in one place, successful Internet
marketing
will be a breeze, or click, for those who take the
time
to learn and keep up with fast-paced new media growth and
expansion.
“The
buzz of a viral internet video can make you an online
business
success if you know what you’re doing,” added
Braunstein.
He teaches members of Content Propulsion Lab how to
create
and syndicate content online.
Content
Propulsion Lab member Kelvin Brown has been
experimenting
with video lately. His latest creation netted 100
video
plays in one day.
“Almost
any content can be turned into video, exceptable to
google
and other sources,” said Kelvin Brown of
www.InternetMarketingDungeon.com .
His
video shows people how to create redirects (links that will
direct
someone to another site), also known as tiny URLs, for
free.
It’s online at Google at:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=609842448626428300
Learn
more by visiting Content Propulsion Lab at
http://www.contentlabinfo.com or
emailing support@contentdesk.com
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By Diana Barnum. For help
with marketing, public
relations and writing,
visit http://MovingAheadBlog.com
email mailto:diana@ohiohelp.net or call: (614) 529-9459.