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One beautiful thing about this new generation of episodic content is it doesn't have to live in one destination (like it used to on Pop.com and Icebox; remember them?). Embeddable players, multiple platforms, and syndication have allowed viewership to exp
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The idea as we know it: to develop an online talent network, possibly as video blogs, podcasts and others, with the owners/talent given equity into the new company, as well as revenue cut from the ad sales (in some sense this sounds like the Engadget mode
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Ask a Ninja1, have struck gold with a Federated Media payday2, which includes a $300,000 upfront payment along with 60 percent of ad revenue, according to our sources.Nichols was happy to disclose that he and Sarine relied on the “business expertise”
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I managed to bring in $247,412 via Rocketboom. $210k of that was in advertising and licensing and the rest was mostly from consulting and merchandising. I realize its unusual to report this kind of information and I may not have the luxury of doing so in
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Rocketboom is pulling $20-80 CPM, while FMmedia had a $1 million month last month, with 60% of that going to their content partners.Ze Frank had a $10,000 week last week, selling sponsored "duckie" icons on his website to listeners for 12 bucks apiece.
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The greatest hope of most Web professionals is to continue working online and to be paid what they are worth while doing so. Right now... you can make money. But you can't make what you are worth... yet.
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Wait a second here. We’re going to collect $10 in advertising to pay $28 in bandwidth? Who said video is a great business? We’re losing money, but I’m sure we’ll make it up in quantity. Heheh.
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According to video blogger ZeFrank, Google's "check out" application has advised him that he will not be able to use its service in continuing the creative advertising concept I told you about on Wednesday
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He's launched a campaign that allows viewers of "the show" to buy a placement on that day's page. It's hilarious, and by my count, Ze cleared $2,100 on today's show. A big duckie plus a 50-character mouse-over message will cost you $50.
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Baron said he's just done a deal worth $80,000 for a week of commercials in his videoblog. Claiming a daily audience of some 300,000 people, Baron could be getting more than a $55 CPM for his ads. $4000/Monat Merchandising
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Es könnte auch sein dass das Rocketboom problem aus fehlenden Einnahmen resultiert ist. Zwar giengen Analysten davon aus, dass sie $85000 Umsatz pro Woche machen aber das scheint nun doch nicht der Fall gewesen zu sein.
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Dealhack sponsort 88Slide exklusiv für eine Woche. 88Slide erreicht ein entsprechend großen klar definiertes Publikum das interessant ist. Die Produktionsqualität ist hoch genauso die Verfügbarkeit. Dealhack wird ins tägliche Programm integriert.
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Rockeboom Set: Appartment NY, 20 Dollar/Tag, HDV Camcorder Sony. Mefeedia.com listet 7000 Vlogs. Rocketboom könnte $4-5Mio pro Jahr mit Werbeinnahmen verdienen. Networks wollten Rocketboom kaufen.Billige Technik hilft Vlogs.
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Betrachtungen zum Videoblogging und Werbung. Vor allem die freien Hostingdienste müssen Geld verdienen. Wenn Werbepartner den Content aussuchen werden auch die Hoster den Contetn aussieben-schlecht.Alternative Werber zahlen für das Cliphosting.
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Anriss des Videobloggings und der Möglichkeiten, die sich daraus für Unternhemen ergeben. Fazit: Risiko: Videos können nicht gemonitored werden. Chance: noch nich klar. Die meisten Beispiele aus der Industrie sind sehr mau.
