https://www.bsvp.com BSVP On-Site asks the question, How do you keep in touch with your customers? We live in a digital age, where everyone believes that the digital communications, Facebook, social media, email can take the place of personal contact. It can’t. The life’s blood of local business is the people who come through the door …
This week BSVP On-Site YouTube Strategist, Bruce Himmelblau talks with Videologist, Grant Crowell (http://www.grantcrowell.com) about what social media engagement really means and how video mobile video apps such as Vine, Instagram or YouTube play a role in reaching your audience. Engagement is more than passive watching and sharing. For social to be beneficial as a …
The average cost of single 30 second spot during the Super Bowl in 2014 was $4 million, up from $3.8 million in 2013 and $3.6 million in 2012. But that’s how much it costs to put it on the air, not what it costs to produce it. With that kind of money on the line, …
Competition can be tough. So, what are you doing to keep up with the news and trends in your business? The business owners and marketing professionals from finance, real estate, manufacturing, food services, business management, website design and executive coaching give tips on what they use to keep up with the trends in their industries. …
Presentation for the Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Chamber of Commerce. I wish to thank all of those that came out to my “Mind Your Business” presentation on video marketing and YouTube strategy. I was able to cover a lot, from how to search Google and YouTube smarter and faster, to how to engage your audience by …
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Highlights from the Video and YouTube Content Marketing Strategy presentation at the Media Marketing Conference. – 3 steps to successful video marketing – Bruce Himmelblau has a background in documentary filmmaking and marketing as well as video. As a full service video production company and YouTube Strategists, Blue Sky Video Productions puts that all together …
The reason why advertisers and media channels release their specials around a specific event is because public interest peaks during those periods. The strategy is to get their content in front people during the pre-buzz stage. So that when the event hits, they’re are in the minds of the viewer of shopper.
So now that the Super Bowl is over and people are searching the web to see the spots that they missed or the ones they want to see again. This is the time to release your own “Super Bowl Ad”.
Tweet BSVP On-Site at SES Chicago with Greg Jarboe, president of SEO-PR and author of “YouTube and Video Marketing in one hour a day”. Bruce Himmelblau discusses how YouTube has added Watch Time to it’s ranking algorithm. Watch Time is the amount of time a viewer spends watching a particular video which is accumulated and …
I was honored to be featured in a recent article in the Lake Forester, a division of the Chicago Sun-Times. Due to space limitations, the article had to be trimmed. Here is the complete interview. How did you first become aware that you had the skills to create a business based on something that …
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