There are an endless supply of Internet marketing guides available online, covering secret techniques, theories and how-to’s. Coming from the direct response world, I’ve been naturally conditioned to tune out the hype and focus squarely on the results. You don’t guess at what works, or go with your hunch or emotions, instead you compare methods Full Article…
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Mobile Video Uploads Soar 400% With Release of iPhone 3GS
One week ago today, Apple released the newest incarnation of their iPhone, the iPhone 3GS, which records video. In the first 3 days it was available, Apple reported selling over 1 million of these new iPhones. And in the 7 days since it’s release, uploads from mobile phones to YouTube have increased 400%…padding the 1,700% Full Article…
Video Playback Issues? Why Your Internet Connection Isn’t As Fast As You Think
Anyone who produces web video will sooner or later hear a common complaint from viewers…”your videos keep buffering” or “the audio doesn’t match the video”. Naturally, to the viewer, they believe the problem is with the video itself. But that’s rarely the case. More often than not, the issue is with the speed of the Full Article…
ScreenToaster Snatched Up By Veodia
About 6 months ago, I did a post about a great new web site called ScreenToaster that allowed anyone to easily record whatever they saw on their screen…for free…and with absolutely no software to install. A few months later, I did another post about ScreenToaster and the new tools they had added, based largely on Full Article…
Center For Social Media Releases Video About Copyright and Fair Use Laws
About a year ago, I did a post about the Center For Social Media (at American University) and how they were making copyright and fair use laws understandable for bloggers, podcasters and Internet user’s in general. Well, they’ve recently put together a video that covers these topics in a little more detail. You can see Full Article…
