For Interactive Marketing Professionals (Length: 8 pages)
This is a Consumer Technographics document

July 7, 2009

User-Generated Video Contests

Best Practices For Driving More Entries And Creating Viral Impact

This is the first document in the "Online Video Contests" series.

by Nate Elliott

with Emily Riley, Michael Greene, Angie Polanco


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Many interactive marketers — encouraged by a string of high-profile user-generated video contests — are beginning to run online video contests of their own. These contests help marketers listen to and energize young users and can even assist with traditional marketing tactics like public relations and TV advertising. But with most video contests receiving between 50 and 250 entries, some marketers come away disappointed with their results. To generate more video submissions, interactive marketers must remove barriers to entry and encourage users to create a viral impact. Marketers should also look beyond the number of entries received and focus on driving broader value — such as the total reach of the videos and their influence on marketers' target audiences.

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Analyst: Nate Elliott
Technology: Brand Tactics, Customer Experience, Interactive Marketing, Marketing & Advertising, Social Computing & Web 2.0
Industry: Consumer Portals & Search, Consumer Technology, Digital Content
Geography: North America

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Best Practices For Successful Online Video Contests
Original air date: Tuesday, July 21, 2009
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