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Joey Davis is a seasoned content and marketing professional with over 20 years of progressive experience in fast-paced digital media environments. The 2019 Technology Associates of Georgia Marketing Innovator of the Year recipient, he specializes in web content development, marketing strategy, writing, and graphic design.
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Is It Live or Is It Virtual? The Future of Live Events
Soon it will be safe to attend concerts and other live events again. But until that day, and perhaps after it, audiovisual technology is making sure the show goes on.
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This is very cool technology for restaurants, bars, gyms, doctor's offices, and small businesses. There are services available - some free and ad supported - that stream multi-channel content to your screens that allow you to upload your own commercials and even sell slots to other businesses.
Mark - my wife uses loop.tv in the lobby of her music studio. It's a free ad supported service that allows users to upload their own "digital signage." We stream music videos for students waiting for their lessons.
Upshow.TV is a competitor.
This is very cool technology for restaurants, bars, gyms, doctor's offices, and small businesses. There are services available - some free and ad supported - that stream multi-channel content to your screens that allow you to upload your own commercials and even sell slots to other businesses.
All of this is amazing. AV has come a long way in a short time. What's truly mind-boggling is, at this rate, the tech in the video above will be old hat in another 10 years!
White-labeled content delivery applications are always a neat way to produce recurring revenue. Many companies invest in digital signage without ever considering what they will display on them. A plug-and-play device, for example, takes the guesswork of that by giving them various channels to choose from.
Hooking your readers with a relatable story before hitting them with your marketing message is gold! Have you ever heard a real successful politician speak? They use this exact technique.
A tried and true technique is to share a relevant but short experience to grab the readers' attention before tying it in with whatever point you are making. EX: "I once sent an email campaign with a truly bland subject line. I believed people would open it anyway because of the company's reputation and previous open rates. Boy, was I wrong! The open rates on the send tanked our monthly average. Lesson learned! So here's why taking a few extra minutes to write a compelling subject line is imperative."
I had a literary professor in college who firmly believed in and taught the writing technique "Show, don't tell." The advice in the video is the opposite for marketing communications but no less effective because your audience doesn't have time for wordy details. Be clear and get straight to the point.
The demonstrations I've seen in biometric user identification are stunning - straight out of Star Trek and Minority Report.