What Video on the Net Means To You
Video is emerging and THE strongest trend for the Internet thus far this year. It is powerful as a communication device. 2 things are obvious: 1) The demise of the traditional media and 2) The huge rise in opportunities for thinkers, writers, professional speakers, coaches and other entreprenuers.
When Apple unveiled the iPod that has video on it, the inflection point hit. People embraced downloading episodes of television shows for US$1.99. Now Google has introduced not only a bunch of content from CBS but also allows individuals and companies to make their own video content available. This is something you can use to tell the world what you're doing. Imagine getting $1, $2 or more for each time someone downloads video that you've created.
Check out www.video.google.com and see what all the comotion is about.
Video also opens a wide variety of training options. You can learn something quickly with a video tutorial that might have taken forever with a manual. Ever try those manuals from the kids toys at Christmas? Why not have that in a video that makes it all make sense? This tool can revolutionize so much of what we do.
Here's the action step for you: Think of how you can use video to learn skills that you need to do. Then look for markets that would be willing to purchase that. Learn about what is necessary to produce video or to have others do it for you. This is a trend that is so big it requires you to sit and think about it for a while.
Think about it. Get ready for some good stuff coming down the pike!
Terry
terry@terrybrock.com
www.terrybrock.com
Video is emerging and THE strongest trend for the Internet thus far this year. It is powerful as a communication device. 2 things are obvious: 1) The demise of the traditional media and 2) The huge rise in opportunities for thinkers, writers, professional speakers, coaches and other entreprenuers.
When Apple unveiled the iPod that has video on it, the inflection point hit. People embraced downloading episodes of television shows for US$1.99. Now Google has introduced not only a bunch of content from CBS but also allows individuals and companies to make their own video content available. This is something you can use to tell the world what you're doing. Imagine getting $1, $2 or more for each time someone downloads video that you've created.
Check out www.video.google.com and see what all the comotion is about.
Video also opens a wide variety of training options. You can learn something quickly with a video tutorial that might have taken forever with a manual. Ever try those manuals from the kids toys at Christmas? Why not have that in a video that makes it all make sense? This tool can revolutionize so much of what we do.
Here's the action step for you: Think of how you can use video to learn skills that you need to do. Then look for markets that would be willing to purchase that. Learn about what is necessary to produce video or to have others do it for you. This is a trend that is so big it requires you to sit and think about it for a while.
Think about it. Get ready for some good stuff coming down the pike!
Terry
terry@terrybrock.com
www.terrybrock.com
posted by Terry Brock @ Tuesday, January 10, 2006
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