Time To Site and Time On Site

Something that a lot of people tend to overlook is how long it takes to get a video on a web page.

This is a factor that, in some cases, cannot be ingored.

VideoPaste technology has proven to be one of the most useful tools for painlessly getting video placed on a website - in very little time.

The Live Event

Have a staff member gather testimonial videos and clips from speakers on stage during the event and post them to a page. Then simply drive traffic to that page during the event. Those people who did not attend the event will have an insiders viewpoint of what's going on at the event, and will be quite likely to attend the next meeting!

The Extended Time Press Release

Have an event spanning days, or up to a week? Post update video clips, letting your audience know what the current status of things is. Keep them coming back for timed releases..

When the time it takes to put a video online is reduced to mere seconds, the time people stay on your site increases dramatically.

At an event in Los Angeles, a page updated with testimonials and speaker clips was visited by every populated continent on the planet the average time people stayed on the site was over 3 minutes, and the average amount of sales produced by that page - $700.

Time matters. Both in how long people stay on a site, and how long it takes to post a video.

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