Press release
Website Designers and Hosts Get a Piece of the Online Video Pie
CommercialMaker.com
Carson City, NV, Feb. 1, 2008— Online video ads production company CommercialMaker is actively seeking partners interested in capitalizing on online video technology without having to make any investments in it. The partner program allows B2B organizations in the Internet services industry to extend their product line and increase revenue by offering online video production to their customers.
CommercialMaker offers several different online video packages for business websites, and partners can promote the service as their own brand, or as a partner of CommercialMaker. Tools and materials are provided to help partners reach customers, such as a short online video ad for your website, sample videos, and sales copy. The program offers three different ways to join. A short video presentation about the program can be viewed at www.commercialmaker.com/partner/partner.htm
Partners can opt to create their own web page promoting the service, or have one created by CommercialMaker. “This program is for any web industry providers, but we’re really targeting web designers and web hosts,” says CommercialMaker Representative Misaki Moriyama, ”Because over half of our customers are just wrapping up web design or hosting details. This way, the hosts and designers can get a piece of that pie.”
In a research study for Google and AOL, 78% of people polled said they feel that online video ads provide more of an opportunity to learn about a product or service than television. As a result of this, online video ad spending is expected to grow 67% in 2008, to over $800 Million. The CommercialMaker Partner program will allow website industry providers to benefit from the growing use of online video advertising.
“Many website customers have already added video to their websites, and many more will in the future,” said CommercialMaker founder Arik Bannister, ”now their hosts and designers can get paid for it.”
For more information about CommercialMaker’s partner program, please visit www.CommercialMaker.com/partner/partner.htm, or contact Lucinda Paulson at lucindap@commercialmaker.com
# # #
CommercialMaker
POB 2985
Carson City, NV 89702-2985
(800) 313-7690
(775) 790-9481
info@commercialmaker.com
www.CommercialMaker.com
About CommercialMaker
CommercialMaker has been a leader in online video ads production since 2005. Our goal is to assist businesses in marketing to consumers primarily through Internet video advertising and television commercials. We offer a range of video packages that allow businesses to increase their sales and market reach, and make their websites more profitable. Our videos are of the highest quality, and affordable for any size business. We create flash based online videos that load and play instantly. CommercialMaker is located in Carson City, NV, with remote contractors throughout the United States. Visit www.CommercialMaker.com for more information.
This release was published on openPR.
Permanent link to this press release:
Copy
Please set a link in the press area of your homepage to this press release on openPR. openPR disclaims liability for any content contained in this release.
You can edit or delete your press release Website Designers and Hosts Get a Piece of the Online Video Pie here
News-ID: 36769 • Views: …
More Releases for Carson
Kruger Carson promotes attorney Ryan Sullivan to partner
(AUSTIN-SAN ANTONIO) - Kruger Carson, PLLC, has promoted attorney Ryan Sullivan to partner of the firm, where he handles a wide range of real estate matters for Kruger Carson's clients in Texas and around the country. Sullivan focuses primarily on commercial real estate transactions, including acquisitions and dispositions, lending, leasing, development, and partnerships.
"Ryan joined our firm three years ago and has been doing extraordinary work since day one," said Brad…
Linetime chosen by top Belfast law firm Carson McDowell
Linetime, a specialist legal software provider has announced that their Liberate software solution has been chosen by leading Northern Ireland law firm Carson McDowell to further enhance the delivery of legal services to its clients.
Liberate aims to improve client service levels and reduces risk and duplication of work by centralising the firm’s data and business processes in a Single Database System. Underpinned by the very latest Microsoft SQL, MS Windows,…
Brown Fertility Welcome’s Elizabeth C. Carson, ARNP, CNM
Brown Fertility, home to Florida’s most state-of-the art IVF center, is pleased to welcome Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner and CNM Elizabeth “Camie” Carson to their team. Mrs. Carson will join a team of two physicians and one advanced practice clinician.
Mrs. Carson received her BSN from the University of Florida in 1980 and began her career as a labor and delivery nurse. She received her Master of Science in Nursing…
Wellesley Information Services Acquires Carson Systems Ltd.
Wellesley Information Services Acquires Carson Systems Ltd.
Acquisition Affords Both Organizations Exciting Opportunities for Growth and Market Expansion
DEDHAM, Mass., August 1, 2011 — Wellesley Information Services (WIS), a UCG company, today announced the acquisition of Carson Systems Ltd, a UK-based producer of industry-leading events for Web developers, designers, and entrepreneurs. Carson Systems’ events, which include the well-known Future of Web Applications (FOWA), Future of Web Design (FOWD), and Future of Mobility…
Carson Witter Appoints Metal and Energy Analysts
Brendon Oliver will be joining Carson Witter as a Metals Analyst in March 2011. Brendon is joining Carson Witter from UBS in London where he was a Metals Analyst since 2007. He previously worked at Lloyds Bank for 12 years and has over 16 years experience in this industry.
Simon Bartlett will be joining Carson Witter as an Energy Analyst in April 2011. Simon is joining from the Trading…
Carson Witter Forecasts Continued Peak in Commodity Markets
Carson Witter has announced its forecast for another peak for commodity markets throughout 2011, especially for precious metals and energies.
In 2010, virtually all the world was gobbling up commodities, but supplies were still choked by the preceding decades of underinvestment in mine development, processing plants, pipelines, railroads, and other elements of the industrial infrastructure needed for producing and transporting raw materials.
The previous bout of low commodity prices and the…
