Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Company Intro Video for UHD
Fourten Visuals: http://www.fourtenvisuals.com Fourten Video Production: http://www.fourtenvideoproduction.com
College Sports Highlight Video San Diego
Fourten Visuals: http://www.fourtenvisuals.com Fourten Video Production: http://www.fourtenvideoproduction.com
Why you need video on your website
When you use video on your website, you have a powerful tool that can increase the popularity of your web pages. Whether you want to earn money, share your knowledge or increase page views, you can use video to create a dynamic web site the attracts and keeps visitors.
1. Use Video to Enhance Your Website
Use video to turn a static website into a dynamic, interactive destination. There are many types of videos you can use to enhance your website, including:
A promotional video that explains who you are and what you do
A website tour that tells visitors what they cdan find on the website, and where it is
A virtual tour that lets web visitors see what your physical location is like
2. Use Video to Demonstrate a Product or Activity
How-to videos are some of the most popular videos on the web, and businesses can use them to educate customers. There are many ways to use video to educate customers on how to use your product, and also save time and money on customer service.
Use video to demonstrate how to install or set up your product
Use video to show your product in action
Use video to train clients and staff remotely
3. Use Video to Share Your Expertise
Many businesses have created a marketing niche for themselves by using video to establish their expertise on a particular topic.
Create educational videos that provide visitors with in-depth information related to your industry
Produce a video newscast updating viewers on the latest headlines in your field of work
Aggregate and publish other expert videos related to your topic
4. Use Video to Drive Traffic to Your Website
Search engines love video, and with proper video SEO, you can use video to drive lots of traffic to your website.
Use targeted keywords when titling and tagging your videos
Create a variety of videos, each focusing on a different search term
Use multiple video sharing sites to increase links back to your main website
5. Use Video to Earn Money
If you have the right content and access to the right audience, you can use video to earn substantial money from your website. Some ways to use video to earn money include:
Charge visitors to download informational or entertainment videos
Place advertising on video pages
Sell sponsorship for a popular video podcast
6. Use Video to Promote a Sale or Special Event
Just as many companies create a special ad to let customers know about an upcoming sale, you can use video to advertise specials on your website:
Use video to show off new products you're selling
Include promo codes within videos to reward viewers
Use video to notify customers of upcoming specials
7. Use Video to Give Your Business a Personal Face
It's easy to use video give a human face to your corporate website. Some ways to use video to communicate with web viewers include:
A short video welcoming visitors to your website
Profile videos that introduce your executives and employees
Customer testimonial videos that communicate your company's value
8. Use Video to Engage Customers With Your Brand
You can use video as an interactive medium to get consumers engaged with and excited about your brand. After all, you don't have to be the one producing the videos, many customers will be happy to do it for you!
Start a video contest to promote your brand
Ask users to upload videos of themselves using your product
Invite users to embed your videos on their own web pages
9. Use Video to Encourage Regular Visits to Your Website
You can use video to get people to come back to your website over and over again. By providing regular, quality content, visitors will come back again and again to see what new videos you're offering.
Produce daily (or weekly) video podcasts with timely information
Use a RSS feed to update visitors about new videos
Use videos to promote events and recent activities at your business
10. Use Video to Stand Out From the Competition
Web video is becoming more and more widespread, but there are still many industries that don't use video as a common practice. If your competitors don't yet use video, you'll be able to set yourself apart by using video on your website.
Add a video to your business listing in online directories
Promote your web videos on local websites
Spread your videos virally by allowing viewers to share and embed them
1. Use Video to Enhance Your Website
Use video to turn a static website into a dynamic, interactive destination. There are many types of videos you can use to enhance your website, including:
A promotional video that explains who you are and what you do
A website tour that tells visitors what they cdan find on the website, and where it is
A virtual tour that lets web visitors see what your physical location is like
2. Use Video to Demonstrate a Product or Activity
How-to videos are some of the most popular videos on the web, and businesses can use them to educate customers. There are many ways to use video to educate customers on how to use your product, and also save time and money on customer service.
Use video to demonstrate how to install or set up your product
Use video to show your product in action
Use video to train clients and staff remotely
3. Use Video to Share Your Expertise
Many businesses have created a marketing niche for themselves by using video to establish their expertise on a particular topic.
Create educational videos that provide visitors with in-depth information related to your industry
Produce a video newscast updating viewers on the latest headlines in your field of work
Aggregate and publish other expert videos related to your topic
4. Use Video to Drive Traffic to Your Website
Search engines love video, and with proper video SEO, you can use video to drive lots of traffic to your website.
Use targeted keywords when titling and tagging your videos
Create a variety of videos, each focusing on a different search term
Use multiple video sharing sites to increase links back to your main website
5. Use Video to Earn Money
If you have the right content and access to the right audience, you can use video to earn substantial money from your website. Some ways to use video to earn money include:
Charge visitors to download informational or entertainment videos
Place advertising on video pages
Sell sponsorship for a popular video podcast
6. Use Video to Promote a Sale or Special Event
Just as many companies create a special ad to let customers know about an upcoming sale, you can use video to advertise specials on your website:
Use video to show off new products you're selling
Include promo codes within videos to reward viewers
Use video to notify customers of upcoming specials
7. Use Video to Give Your Business a Personal Face
It's easy to use video give a human face to your corporate website. Some ways to use video to communicate with web viewers include:
A short video welcoming visitors to your website
Profile videos that introduce your executives and employees
Customer testimonial videos that communicate your company's value
8. Use Video to Engage Customers With Your Brand
You can use video as an interactive medium to get consumers engaged with and excited about your brand. After all, you don't have to be the one producing the videos, many customers will be happy to do it for you!
Start a video contest to promote your brand
Ask users to upload videos of themselves using your product
Invite users to embed your videos on their own web pages
9. Use Video to Encourage Regular Visits to Your Website
You can use video to get people to come back to your website over and over again. By providing regular, quality content, visitors will come back again and again to see what new videos you're offering.
Produce daily (or weekly) video podcasts with timely information
Use a RSS feed to update visitors about new videos
Use videos to promote events and recent activities at your business
10. Use Video to Stand Out From the Competition
Web video is becoming more and more widespread, but there are still many industries that don't use video as a common practice. If your competitors don't yet use video, you'll be able to set yourself apart by using video on your website.
Add a video to your business listing in online directories
Promote your web videos on local websites
Spread your videos virally by allowing viewers to share and embed them
Sunday, January 9, 2011
SISTER COMPANIES MARCH FORTH IN 2011
SISTER COMPANIES MARCH FORTH IN 2011
Friendship, trust and moving forward for what you are most passionate about in life is what MF34 and FourTen Visuals founders have been striving for since high school, letting the world know that there still is a glimpse of hope for having fun in all aspects of life, focusing on your dreams and Marching Forth.
Carlsbad, California-- They Say “hard work pays off”. Well, who is they, and when does that backbreaking work actually pay off? For most of us living on the planet Earth, This is one of the mysterious questions we ponder over and over on a daily basis. Generally speaking, the idea of the happy destination is a time when we don’t have to work, have a ton of money and nice Cars. But is this really what life is all about? For the Owners of sister companies The March Forth and Fourten Visuals, the gold under the clay exterior has been found in life journey, a 3000 mile reunion and the “payoff of hard work”, being more than just a destination and dollar amount.
Under the grey economy, corporate monopolies and shallow views of materialism, 2 High School Friends from small town in Bel Air Maryland seem to have unknowingly stumbled upon one of the mysteries of life fueled by the idea of “Hard Work Pays off”. Since a cross country move from Bel Air, Maryland to Southern California and the start of The March Forth Company in 2003, Owner Wes Desoto has been spending his waking moments designing, planning, and breaking his back for an apparel concept of focusing on your dreams and moving forward for what you are most passionate about in life. After Countless dead ends, In 2005 after a unexpected relocation, childhood Friend Tim Kline came on board with the company to help with Sales and public relations. The original concept was to have fun, and help people in their respected journeys towards their hopes and dreams. The Sponsorship of young amateur athletes in BMX, Skate and Surf soon spawned into the creation of Team sports for the March Forth in where the idea behind helping Armature Athletes become pro seemed to take off far faster than expected. Wes and Tim started funding Action team sports out of their savings accounts and providing entry fees into tournaments and free apparel to further push the idea behind the The March Forth Company. With a Small Cannon GL, inadequate cameras, and just some creativity, they started to put together free photography and video for the young athletes to build their portfolios. In 2010 sponsored BMX rider Josh Hult unexpectedly won the Dew Tour BMX open in Chicago and shortly after, sponsored surfer Matthew Jensen became the WSA Men’s Shortboard Tour Champion. With the money won from the Dew Tour open, bmx rider Josh was able to pay off his house and car which were on the verge of foreclosure. “You don’t realize how financially tight it is for these young athletes, guess everything happens for a reason!” was the humble response from Wes when he was told about it after the Dew Tour Event.
After a Non-Profit campaign to Help Bmx rider Stephen Murray Stay Strong and March forth after a double back flip in 2008 that left the action sports star paralyzed, Wes and Tim decided to merge their expertise of Video, Photography, and graphic design into a Multi Media company with the concept of having all the visual needs for a small business in one company without outsourcing anything. “Video, Photography and Graphics is a must for most companies these days and It’s a pain, when you have to go to 50 different companies to get visual enhancements for your business. We like to keep it all In-house.” says Fourten Visuals owner Tim Kline. With the added expertise of years of doing their own logos, web design, graphics, video production and photography the Carlsbad based Creative Studio of FourTen Visuals was formed as a Sister Company to March Forth. “With all that we do, and have done over the years, we have learned how to make it easier for small businesses to succeed in their visual marketing and branding and at a reasonable price.” Says MF34 founder Wes Desoto. A simple reminder to focus on your dreams, seems to have made its way into 2011 and spawned an unrelentless amount of positive focus for the future of small businesses across Southern California. With both companies working side by side the and the unusual unlikelihood of High School Friends forming such influential businesses more than 3000 miles away from a small east coast town, seems to underscore the idea of Marching Forth Together in 2011.
Finding it hard to stay focused while having an empty pocket and struggling in the economic crisis we all have faced over the past years has been more than just a test of strength and will. It’s been a reminder that hard work does pay off, and the payoff is the journey we all get to live everyday knowing we have friends and family around to support us no matter what happens. The true payoff in life is having fun along all of our journeys. While you work hard through 2011, always Remember to focus on your dreams, move forward for what you are most passionate about in life, and against all odds……..MARCH FORTH IN 2011!
The March Forth Website: www.themarchforth.com
Four Ten Visuals Website: www.fourtenvisuals.com
Contact:
Timothy Kline
760-529-6576
info@fourtenvisuals.com
Contact:
Wes Desoto
323.321.1319
Wes@mf34.com
Friendship, trust and moving forward for what you are most passionate about in life is what MF34 and FourTen Visuals founders have been striving for since high school, letting the world know that there still is a glimpse of hope for having fun in all aspects of life, focusing on your dreams and Marching Forth.
Carlsbad, California-- They Say “hard work pays off”. Well, who is they, and when does that backbreaking work actually pay off? For most of us living on the planet Earth, This is one of the mysterious questions we ponder over and over on a daily basis. Generally speaking, the idea of the happy destination is a time when we don’t have to work, have a ton of money and nice Cars. But is this really what life is all about? For the Owners of sister companies The March Forth and Fourten Visuals, the gold under the clay exterior has been found in life journey, a 3000 mile reunion and the “payoff of hard work”, being more than just a destination and dollar amount.
Under the grey economy, corporate monopolies and shallow views of materialism, 2 High School Friends from small town in Bel Air Maryland seem to have unknowingly stumbled upon one of the mysteries of life fueled by the idea of “Hard Work Pays off”. Since a cross country move from Bel Air, Maryland to Southern California and the start of The March Forth Company in 2003, Owner Wes Desoto has been spending his waking moments designing, planning, and breaking his back for an apparel concept of focusing on your dreams and moving forward for what you are most passionate about in life. After Countless dead ends, In 2005 after a unexpected relocation, childhood Friend Tim Kline came on board with the company to help with Sales and public relations. The original concept was to have fun, and help people in their respected journeys towards their hopes and dreams. The Sponsorship of young amateur athletes in BMX, Skate and Surf soon spawned into the creation of Team sports for the March Forth in where the idea behind helping Armature Athletes become pro seemed to take off far faster than expected. Wes and Tim started funding Action team sports out of their savings accounts and providing entry fees into tournaments and free apparel to further push the idea behind the The March Forth Company. With a Small Cannon GL, inadequate cameras, and just some creativity, they started to put together free photography and video for the young athletes to build their portfolios. In 2010 sponsored BMX rider Josh Hult unexpectedly won the Dew Tour BMX open in Chicago and shortly after, sponsored surfer Matthew Jensen became the WSA Men’s Shortboard Tour Champion. With the money won from the Dew Tour open, bmx rider Josh was able to pay off his house and car which were on the verge of foreclosure. “You don’t realize how financially tight it is for these young athletes, guess everything happens for a reason!” was the humble response from Wes when he was told about it after the Dew Tour Event.
After a Non-Profit campaign to Help Bmx rider Stephen Murray Stay Strong and March forth after a double back flip in 2008 that left the action sports star paralyzed, Wes and Tim decided to merge their expertise of Video, Photography, and graphic design into a Multi Media company with the concept of having all the visual needs for a small business in one company without outsourcing anything. “Video, Photography and Graphics is a must for most companies these days and It’s a pain, when you have to go to 50 different companies to get visual enhancements for your business. We like to keep it all In-house.” says Fourten Visuals owner Tim Kline. With the added expertise of years of doing their own logos, web design, graphics, video production and photography the Carlsbad based Creative Studio of FourTen Visuals was formed as a Sister Company to March Forth. “With all that we do, and have done over the years, we have learned how to make it easier for small businesses to succeed in their visual marketing and branding and at a reasonable price.” Says MF34 founder Wes Desoto. A simple reminder to focus on your dreams, seems to have made its way into 2011 and spawned an unrelentless amount of positive focus for the future of small businesses across Southern California. With both companies working side by side the and the unusual unlikelihood of High School Friends forming such influential businesses more than 3000 miles away from a small east coast town, seems to underscore the idea of Marching Forth Together in 2011.
Finding it hard to stay focused while having an empty pocket and struggling in the economic crisis we all have faced over the past years has been more than just a test of strength and will. It’s been a reminder that hard work does pay off, and the payoff is the journey we all get to live everyday knowing we have friends and family around to support us no matter what happens. The true payoff in life is having fun along all of our journeys. While you work hard through 2011, always Remember to focus on your dreams, move forward for what you are most passionate about in life, and against all odds……..MARCH FORTH IN 2011!
The March Forth Website: www.themarchforth.com
Four Ten Visuals Website: www.fourtenvisuals.com
Contact:
Timothy Kline
760-529-6576
info@fourtenvisuals.com
Contact:
Wes Desoto
323.321.1319
Wes@mf34.com
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Uggg... *San Diego Video Companies (what a non creative market)
Wowwwwzers,
So..........Ever go on the internet and search video companies, or video production. It is a night mare on Google and bing. First, there are all of these sites that just link you to other sites, but want you to pay for their service. You have to pay......to pay for video! Unreal.
Then when you do finally make it to some companies that do video production, it is bitter sweet, without the sweet part! Yes, a bunch of sour apples. I found that about 75% of the companies just film and basic edit, and throw something toghether and charger you thousands of dollars. I know 16yr olds that can do a better job. Yea, if your filming a lecture they may work, but not anyone can just pick up a camera and make it look hollywood. And thats what people want to see. They want to view amazing Video that captivates them. One Lense Media in Los Angeles also does an Bang out Amazing JOB! But most companies are raping you for money, and then giving you a shitty video that does nothing for your company! Who do your trust? Us! Check out our website and just view the basic line up of videos we have on the site. These are bottom line videos (basic) and still look 500X better then our competitions!
www.fourtenvisuals.com
Contact Tim
760-529-6576
Tim@mf34.com
info@fourtenvisuals.com
So..........Ever go on the internet and search video companies, or video production. It is a night mare on Google and bing. First, there are all of these sites that just link you to other sites, but want you to pay for their service. You have to pay......to pay for video! Unreal.
Then when you do finally make it to some companies that do video production, it is bitter sweet, without the sweet part! Yes, a bunch of sour apples. I found that about 75% of the companies just film and basic edit, and throw something toghether and charger you thousands of dollars. I know 16yr olds that can do a better job. Yea, if your filming a lecture they may work, but not anyone can just pick up a camera and make it look hollywood. And thats what people want to see. They want to view amazing Video that captivates them. One Lense Media in Los Angeles also does an Bang out Amazing JOB! But most companies are raping you for money, and then giving you a shitty video that does nothing for your company! Who do your trust? Us! Check out our website and just view the basic line up of videos we have on the site. These are bottom line videos (basic) and still look 500X better then our competitions!
www.fourtenvisuals.com
Contact Tim
760-529-6576
Tim@mf34.com
info@fourtenvisuals.com
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