* 52% of all web traffic is video (according to industry watchdog, eMarketer)
* With more than 70% of all web visitors watching online video and growing.
* The average time spent watching YouTube has risen to 27 minutes per day.
* The search engines visit video sites every few minutes-so your videos appear in Google, Yahoo and MSN just MINUTES after you submit, not days or weeks
* Due to videos popularity your video links and clips are more likely to show up before other content
Now two years later video usage is staggering. With the most popular video on YouTube receiving over 50 million views. Certainly the question of video's popularity is clear. Yet the question still remains can money be created by the average Internet marketer.
One need only to do a simple google search for making money with videos, to answer this question. With over 5650 matches for this exact phase the answer is perfect. Yes you can definitely generate a nice living creating and branding videos on the Internet. Yet this is still a ground floor opportunity for the industrious Internet marketer.
With sites like Traffic Geyser and The Internet Infomercial Toolkit to help create and distribute your videos, even a beginner can quickly and easily become successful in the Video Success Market.
A niche industry of pre-made video programs is also now appearing. These programs offer a selection of videos designed to promote various affiliate programs and brand the videos with your affiliate link. basically a one stop shop for those with no list, website or idea on how to get started. For a complete listing of the various programs you can receive a free Video Resource Guide at Your Video Success.
There can be no time that is better to be an entrepreneur in digital medium, according to Tim Draper of VC firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson. Online advertising video content are continuing to evolve and profit from the better active and interaction among fans, content producers, distributors, and marketers from various backgrounds. If the types of advertising videos seen during the Best of Broadband Awards are something to go by, marketers and their expert partners are getting smarter at figuring out what makes online advertisement work. An case in point would be Electronic Arts’ “Tiger Woods ’09 Walk on Water". It started off when YouTube user levinator25 uploaded on the site what could be a problem in EA’s ’08 Tiger Woods commercial that showed the champion golfer walking on water. EA capitalized on this and created an advertisement which illustrated Woods actually walking on water to confirm that the alleged glitch wasn’t one at all, just real skill. EA even obeyed YouTube protocol by uploading the ad as a reply to levinator25’s video. One more famous advertising video comes from Nike. It demonstrates basketball star Kobe Bryant leaping on top of an Aston Martin. This certainly doesn’t look like your regular Nike commercial and is made to appear as a piece of admirer video Kobe only turns out to be in. While the board presenters at the conference maintained this was a genuine viral video with no participation by Nike and its agency, this was not the case. It was filmed by Nike in less than 30 minutes and for a fee far less than the typical commercial budget. Nintendo also striked one out of the ballpark with its Wario Land commercial, created by Goodby, Silverstein and Partners. In the commercial Mario plays the game, with action so strong that the YouTube page begins falling separately leaving nothing on the page but the video player as the video ends. Approximately 4.5 million viewers and supporters have viewed the advertisement and is an evidence to how excellent content conceptualized by advertisers and publishers can make all the difference in the world of Internet advertising video. This vibrant and greater than before interaction among producers, publishers, advertisers and supporters remains to accelerate and it would be safe to assume that we will be seeing even better fare next year in spite of the recession.
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