Benjamin Wayne: Customized Video Solutions
Fliqz Gives Small Businesses The Chance To Compete
Benjamin Wayne is the CEO of Fliqz, a site which empowers businesses to reach mass market audiences by giving them the tools to put video assets online. Wayne has created customizable video solutions that are cheap and easy to develop, allowing his clients the ability to compete with large corporations. He talks about the importance of customization and branding, as well as looking at existing market demands.
Online Video Still a New Frontier
Though online video has been delivering in terms of offering companies a new and powerful tool, there is still a lot that web site owners don't know and have not harnessed. This brought the growth of the Fliqz market. They offer solutions that are easy to implement, cost effective and that really can support brands online. With video technology advancement, Wayne feels that consumers are finally able to consume content online in the way they want to... not reading, which he claims people hate to do, but through viewing.
How Do Site Owners Monetize Video Content?
Wayne reports in an interview with Tech News World that,
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"The challenge has been that No. 1, there hasn't been a lot of online video ad inventory, and in order to attract an advertiser to advertise on top of video, you typically have to have at least a million video streams a month, which is a pretty tough number. Very few of our customers actually get to that level of volume. And on top of that, it's a format that the end users aren't particularly thrilled about."Related News: