But my efforts have been fruitless.
Contests that pay cash for the most-watched videos
will increase participation, or failing that, they could offer merchandise from
advertising partners as bonuses for milestones for viewership.
The other advantage is that you don't have to stop
what you are doing to listen to a Podcast.
The ad-servers could also control how many times a
person sees the same ads. I just gotta build a beer b.
That's why, as Haven's points out, companies such
as IBM and BMW are producing Podcasts that are light on the pitching and heavy on
content.
Things just stick better in the brain when you hear
them, especially when the words are spoken well.
you can continue your surfing if you are listening
online, or drive, clean the house, or do whatever when you've downloaded the audio.
The reason why brings me back to my friend. More work needs to be done on vetting
publishers so that the pages they create can be tracked. At the minimum, even when
fast forwarding, ads can still reinforce branding as long as a logo is always on
screen. So whether it's Uncle Willie's vacation blog or that MySpace layout site
that is covered with Google AdSense, your ad can show up. I see behavioral targeting
as something general sites will increasingly use because of the higher ad rates that
they can charge verticals.
By focusing its advertisers and search results,
MySpace could keep users from ever visiting a search site.
After a friend of mine, let's call him Mr. The
other advantage is that you don't have to stop what you are doing to listen to a
Podcast. Here's a blurb from Janice's bio page on Technorati. Now, why would I
switch to a service with less reliability for twice the price?
Well, last night I got an email from Janice Myint,
with detailed instructions on how to remedy my situation.
Prime time may be dead, but video on demand is just
out of the womb. She told me that Mike Linton had sent my request along and that she
wanted to make sure I was taken care of, man I love that. ABC, NBC, and CBS are all
offering some of their popular or new shows for free, but they are missing a golden
opportunity by not requiring viewers to register or targeting the ads.
com rather then its "Search Network" and see if you
can capture a better ROI.
ABC, NBC, and CBS are all offering some of their
popular or new shows for free, but they are missing a golden opportunity by not
requiring viewers to register or targeting the ads.
Technology allows images to only be seen during
slow motion, or advertisers could create something unique by having hidden messages
that can only be seen during fast forwarding. If Google truly loved its advertisers
then it would disclose which sites their ads would show up on rather then lumping
them into one big pile. TiVo recognizes that using the DVR's channel guide is time
consuming, so creating an easy way to track content online similar to what TiVo also
offers would be welcome. Rather than trying to guess what an individual wants based
on demographic profiles it is more precise to advertise based on a proven
interest.
The TV networks have been slow to cash in too.