For that, post your videos on http://blip.tv and pay them to serve post-roll advertisements that YOU choose/create yourself.
-- Bill Cammack http://reelsolid.tv --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Renat Zarbailov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks Bill for helpful insight into this subject, as well as the > link to Jonnygolstein.com interview with Dina Kaplan. > The thing is that I just brought up Brazil as an example. What I > actually meant is demographic-targetted video ads. The show creators > buy this backend video-ad serving software and handle the > advertising themselves, of course it's harder this way, as opposed > to having Blip.tv marketters handle it, but if the show has lots of > monthly hits I think it's worth hiring a PR staff that will do all > the business part in return for a share in the revenues. > > What do you guys think? > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Cammack" > <BillCammack@> wrote: > > > > These are all interesting ideas, but I think they're too intricate > to > > be feasible right now. I don't know that there's such a thing as > > "Brazilian local video ad providers", for instance. The way it > seems > > right now is that there are a couple of groups that serve a bunch > of > > different videos and are looking for lots of hits to serve their > > commercials on. I don't think there are mom & pop stores that > would > > like to advertise locally on internet shows that seek out > > opportunities like the ones you're describing. > > > > Also, this is the internet. People watch stuff from everywhere. > > There's no guarantee that someone in Iowa watching something in > Brazil > > will have an "Iowa local video ad provider" that wants to serve > videos > > on Brazilian shows. > > > > Check out Jonny Goldstein's show with Dina Kaplan (blip.tv) for > some > > insight on sponsorship / advertising => <http://tinyurl.com/2wo6an> > > > > -- > > Bill Cammack > > http://billcammack.com > > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Renat Zarbailov" <innomind@> > > wrote: > > > > > > I was wondering if anyone knows a solution, aside from > Brightcove > > > and Blip, that will enable the video content provider to host > his > > > own videos that can have auto-modular pre-roll, mid-roll, and > post- > > > roll clickable video ads. > > > > > > In other words here is a scenario that would really hit home for > a > > > show content provider; > > > > > > 1.The end-user visits the site, presses play in the Flash > player. > > > The system is intelligent enough to figure out where the end- > user is > > > located in the world by his IP address, points all video ads > that > > > are local to that end-user. If the end-user logs-in in Brazil, > all > > > the video ads are served from Brazilian local video ad > providers. > > > Also if the show's original language is English, right away the > end- > > > user is presented with large message that pauses the show asking > in > > > Portuguese "Watch in Portuguese?" Yes/No. Of course when the > content > > > provider is publishing the content he will have to provide > multiple > > > language audio streams, just like DVD movies approach. > > > > > > 2. Somewhere along the show the end-user is presented with a mid- > > > roll video ad that the creators of the show approve of. So say > if > > > the creators of the show actually tested a product or service > only > > > then they allow the video ads to run, in other words complete > > > control over ad serving. As well as ad expiration. > > > > > > It's like a flash streaming server software/ad-serving engine > that > > > works as a package providing the show creators complete control > over > > > hosting/publishing, plus it install like wordpress on a web host > > > server. Allowing to choose the video resolution and bandwith > beyond > > > 320 X 240, and 500kbps. Therefore all the ad revenues go to the > show > > > creators. > > > > > > Any comments/suggestions are truly appreacited > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > Renat > > > > > >
