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Online Video

TV can be a great marketing tool for lawyers, but it has limitations: (a) a 30 to 60 second message; (b) the need to gain your viewer’s confidence in 30 or 60 seconds; and (c)  the need for the potential client to  remember how to contact your firm. I believe you can use online video to do some things that you just can’t do on TV. We tried this in a video that we recently used in a Yamaha Rhino campaign. The Rhino is a side-by-side off road vehicle that rolls over very easily. It’s caused hundreds of deaths, amputations, and crushed bones.  The Consumer Product Safety Commission is investigating the Rhino, buy Yamaha acts as if there’s no problem. I thought Yamaha deserved a satirical look at their inaction. Here’s the video:


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Google’s latest quarterly report reinforces the notion that an Internet marketer ignores Google at its peril. While many advertisers reported fewer ads in the 4th quarter, Google’s aggregate paid clicks rose 18% over the fourth quarter of 2007. Google remained the No. 1 search provider in December 2008, with an estimated 5.4 billion search queries, representing 62.9% of all searches during the month.

Google-owned YouTube was the number one Web brand when ranked by total streams in December 2008, with 5.6 billion total streams and 84.6 million unique viewers. The YouTube numbers show the increasing popularity of online video, something Internet marketers need to consider when creating a marketing campaign.

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