Technology and Innovation

Video outlets on the Internet seem endless. Not too long ago. it was a real challenge to compress video and audio for the World Wide Web. and. even if you did a good job. the viewers’ experience was not always great, due to their connection speed and/or the quality of their computers. There have been great improvements in all aspects of Web video, from faster and cheaper computers to quicker connection options to better codecs (compressor/decompressor software) to Web sites that have invested millions of dollars in server space and bandwidth.

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Make your video accessible to mobile video players, like the iPod or Zen VlsionM People who can download your work are going to provide you with the best kind of marketing, word of mouth. Focused keyword entries
Keywords are often overlooked as a method of driving traffic. Just remember to boil the key points of your video down to one- or two-word blurbs.
Example: You’ve just created a video demonstrating how to safely cut a piece of laminate flooring with dental floss and a lawn gnome.

Here are  rules of thumb for successful Internet videos:
. Keep It Short
People don’t like to sit through long videos on their PCs. Your running time should be four minutes or less. A short, funny video is more likely to be seen by a corporate worker during the lunch break than a long, angst-ridden drama.