Another thing you can do is set up an autoresponder with links to videos you've made using your video streaming software, and the only people that would be able to sign up for that autoresponder would be those that paid for it. Makes sense?

YouTube also has some sizing options below the HMTL code if you'd like to resize your video. Be sure to click on the size you want before copying the code. The default size is 560 by 340 but play with the sizes to see what works best for your site. YouTube has other options that allow you to change the design of the video player so that it matches your site branding, but they are a bit limited.

They also know that thanks to the fact that the webinar is live people will feel more compelled to buy, take part or sign up and if you provide them with the juicy information they desire they'll feel even more obligation towards you.

One, it lowers costs. No need to pay to rent out an auditorium, banquet hall or conference room. From the comfort of your home or office, you can record the video conference. Uploading it is a breeze and hosting it on a webinar provider is incredibly affordable. For the amount of exposure that you get (in comparison to the amount of physical seminars you'd have to perform), it is by far the most economical option for business.

A webinar is really just a particular medium for holding a seminar. They tend to be shorter than a typical seminar program. But in theory there's no real reason one couldn't create a week long virtual seminar. In fact, many trade shows are attempting to do that right now in order to reduce their costs and to increase their viewership.

Many websites support video and users can use their own website for uploading videos. However, there has to be traffic coming into the website in order for the video to get seen. Even with sites like YouTube, traffic is important. With the abundance of videos, there are still some videos that are not getting any views. That could be due to the fact that the video is not very unique. However, even a unique video can get lost in obscurity. A user has to keep advertising in the equation if he wants to get a lot of views.

FourSquare? They'll do OK until one of the other key platforms either buys them and/or simply cannibalizes them for what they do best. Google? Well...they keep buying and trying. We'll give them that much. We'll wait and see.

A production company, as opposed to a film or television company, covers a broad range of topics ranging from corporate videos and infomercials to live shot inserts and webcasts. In general they do not produce feature films or television shows, but some do help to create mockumentaries and short webisodes targeted for online audiences.


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