Today's new media landscape can be utilized to better serve your business         Have you embraced new technologies and trends within the online publishing environment?          By now we've all heard about the benefits of online components like  social media; Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ are all utilized  to build closer relationships and portray a sense of transparency. Yet,  the technology that can be used and shared on these social platforms is  often overlooked.          I am of course talking about the inclusion of online video throughout  the digital landscape - from blogs to social networks and beyond.          Web videos help to aid in the social and relationship building  process. They are widely viewed by the online community because they  bring a visual component to content. It seems only natural to embrace  web video, as it provides audio and visual components to create a more  humanly experience.          Are you already using web videos online? If so, how are you doing it?  What video types have you been embracing to adequately serve your  business?          Patrick Hughes, New Media Producer at Mequoda Group, has created a  list of seven video types that can be used to assist online businesses.                    Do you need a web video strategy that boosts website traffic, increases conversions and doesn't cost an arm and leg? Join us for our Web Video 101 for Publishers webinar and discover how to make web videos work for your company.                     Seven video types for online business          Video type #1: Product demo videos - If you are an  online publisher or content marketer with a lot of products, video demos  might be a great solution in generating more revenue. Most potential  buyers want to see how something works before they purchase it. Video is  the savior in this process, as it is otherwise very difficult to provide  demonstrations online without video.          Video type #2: Promotional videos - Sales letters  and pictures can help in selling a product, but they can only present so  much. A video can aid in the sales process by showcasing the product or  service and generate a personal connection.          Video type #3: Training videos (external & internal) - As stated, training videos can be used internally or externally, to  train employees or clients. If your business deals with strategies or  processes that have a visual component, video can greatly help in the  teaching process.          Video type #4: Quick, fun viral videos - These type  of web videos can help show a different side to your organization. Plus,  you never know when something will go viral - which leads to a lot of  brand visibility.          Video type #5: Staff videos - As another way to  build relationships and show transparency, staff videos help show the  public who your company is from the inside out.          Video type #6: Podcasts or video blogs - Online  publishers are quite accustomed to presenting content through the  written word. To change the pace and reach additional audience members  on another level, video podcasts or video blogs can be used as a premium  content format.          Video type #7: Testimonials - Video testimonials are  great to shoot at live events. Start by finding someone willing to  speak in front of the camera, and then capture their first-hand account  of the event as it's completely fresh in their mind. These testimonials  can be used as promotional materials for future events with similar  topics.          If you want to learn more about these seven video types, and have the  opportunity to ask questions to Mequoda's New Media Producer Patrick  Hughes, join us for our upcoming Web Video 101 for Publishers webinar.            Already a Mequoda PRO member? If so, you do not need to register for this webinar through our website. Instead, you should receive an email invitation from Kim Mateus (messenger@webex.com) one week prior to the webinar. If you do not receive this email, please call (866) 713-1005 or email customercare@mequoda.com.               View Blog Post & Leave a Comment           [-503.623013-]                                                                                    					   | 																																																																	 					
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