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Tip Tuesday: Plan ahead so your video media strategy can take advantage of tent pole events.
Mother’s Day is coming. You still have time to rush order your mother or your wife some flowers for her day, but videos that tie into Mother’s Day should have been produced a few weeks ago. Mother’s Day is a … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, blog post timing, Caring Economy Campaign, fundraising, marketing, MiniMatters, Mother's Day, Mother's Day video, nonprofit fundraising, scheduling media strategy, seo, tent pole events, traffic, video, video media strategy, Web video, youtube
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True/False Friday: The kids think they know it all about Web video.
Utterly false. The amazing Lois Lipman’s wonderful students at the University of Maryland showed us on Wednesday how wrong it is to think that young people, those “digital natives,” know everything about Web video…or even think they do. Our presentation as … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, communication through social media, digitall natives, diy video, editing techniques, interview techniques, Lois Lipman, marketing, messaging techniques, MiniMatters, social media, University of Maryland, video, video and technique, videos, Web video
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True/False Friday: You’re probably using video in all the ways that make sense
It’s certainly possible that this is true, but are you sure? Video is a powerful tool, and organizations are realizing more and more potential for its use. We were struck by the Web Video Marketing Council and Flimp Media’s study linked here of seasoned marketing professionals, … Continue reading