Showing posts with label video ads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video ads. Show all posts

Friday, September 28, 2007

Success with Viral Marketing

Many marketers are having trouble with viral marketing campaigns because they are not targeting the right people. Viral marketing is when video marketing campaigns spreads like a virus, by the help of viewers. But if video is being targeted to the wrong audience, the campaign will flop. If the goal is to reach an African American audience and ads are only on YouTube, marketers might not get the most out their campaign.

The best way to manage a viral marketing campaign is to strategically place videos on the proper websites and blogs. Marketers should keep in mind the age group they are trying to target. A younger audience, ages 16-24, would be more inclined to send videos to a friend than a mature audience, ages 55 and over.

Keep in mind that monitoring is key. The only way to know if the campaign is working is to track the campaign to the minor detail. At a minimum, marketers should monitor clicks, viewer comments, forwards, and websites.

Since there is a lot of internet video floating around, targeting the right audience takes a little work. But when done correctly, viral marketing can become a powerful marketing tool.

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Online Video Can Boost Your Marketing

Online video is one the most powerful Web 2.0 marketing tools. Online video allows marketers to continuously target a huge number of people. Video ads are the best form of online video that are sufficient for marketing. It gets your point across and is highly effective in catching the attention of targeted viewers.

Online video is great because it allows customers to see how products work in action. Customers can learn a lot about the product through online testimonials, product demonstrations, and more. The possibilities are endless.

The best thing about online video is that your users can send videos to friends and add comments, so marketers can get first hand response about how people feel about their videos.