Video Email

Video Email – Is It Worth It?

June 27, 2010 By John Gaydon 1 Comment

I know the concept of video email is quite new. Certainly providing links to videos on emails is becoming common, and many marketers do that. So why not take the next step? What You Can and Cannot Do. First, right now, embedding a video in an email is not possible. One day it might happen, [...]

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You Won’t Believe How Easy It Is To Send A Video Email!

June 24, 2010 By John Gaydon 2 Comments

I hope you have read the post about the importance of video email and how it is about to sweep the internet. Here is the old way of sending a video email. Shoot the email n your webcam and store it on your hard drive. Convert the file into flv to reduce the file size [...]

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Video Email – Embrace The Future Now!

June 24, 2010 By John Gaydon 3 Comments

Are you sick and tired of people ignoring your emails? Many find them impersonal and there are so many people writing fancy copy these days, it gets a bit over the top! When TV first hit the airwaves, it was an amazing medium. Response rates were unbelievable and advertisers flocked to get their message on [...]

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