Video is one of the most searched for information sources online and on average, people spend two solid hours on their phones per day.

Millennials may be the most researched yet least understood generation in the history of marketing and communication.

We are a society seeking constant entertainment, creating a video for your business can be the difference between a customer spending two seconds on your website and two minutes.

One of the most challenging things for those taking responsibility for the progress of employees and volunteers is to find effective and efficient training methods.

Creating a video is about more than just presenting information for your business or organization. You need to have a goal and ideally a way for you to track if you have reached it.

As we have discussed in our blog previously, video is one of the most persuasive mediums available, but why should you really be using video?

No matter what the event live streaming over the Internet offers the oppourtunity to expand your audience and engage those in your circle who may not be able to attend what you’re hosting.

One of the most challenging things about producing a video to support your business or organization can be making sure that you choose the right talent–or people–to put in front of the camera.

When it comes to online video you have a very tight window in which to convey your message. Generally you only have a few seconds to keep someone’s attention before they decide to abandon ship and watch something else, so you need to hook them quick.