Are you currently still questioning if truly online video marketing is the next big thing? Ok, consider some stats to think about. By Cisco, if the recent rate is maintained video will command around 90% (yes 90%) of all traffic to the online market place by 2014. That is three years from now.

Moreover, there is no reason to believe that the current rate cannot be maintained or even surpassed. For instance, YouTube uploads over 30,000 videos per day and attracts an average of 17 million visitors every single day. Now throw in other video sites like Vimeo, Revver, Metacafe, Dailymotion, and Motionbox, and you begin to understand how big this is. If this is just not getting you scurrying for the camcorder, then you probably do not need publicity.

Imagine displaying your wares in a shop visited by 17 million people daily. If you can convert just 1% of that figure daily into hot prospects, your business is headed for the big league. Smart companies that have finally understood the power of youtube channel promotion site now have loads of video contents to project their products. Moreover, it makes sense because it is not only cheap, many find it convenient. For many internet users, a video is indeed more comfortable and less tasking than reading hundreds and thousands of written text, and that is why the video format is now so accessible. The Chinese say a thousand hearing can never equate a single seeing.

However, while video presents a … Read More . . .

Our phones are a pretty amazing thing. Saying that they’re evidence of vast technological leaps would almost serve as an understatement. The first phone was created in 1876. It’s rather shocking how compatible modern phones are to those created in that general time frame.

Consider the fact that before java based feature phones, one of the biggest leaps forward was simply having set phone numbers. Phones didn’t really evolve all that much for a very long time. One of the more interesting things about it is how the old and new intersect within the realms of telephony.

For example, on the social side of things we’re still trying to figure out proper phone manners. And the technological side sits firmly in a similar but opposite position. We’re trying to get an understanding of how to use phones in a polite way when in company. But that’s also because we’ve adapted so well to phones on the more technological side of things.

However, there’s still one rather interesting thing to consider when you look back into how long phone numbers have been around. It’s not just some historical curiosity either. There’s a very modern reason why phone numbers can and should be given some extra attention. The reason comes down to how phones have been built on the foundation of phone numbers for a very long time now.

The exact technological foundation of how telephone numbers worked has changed over time. But the implementation remains the same on a … Read More . . .