Video for Niche Publishers Virtual Roundtable & Idea Exchange

Interested in how other publishers are using video to expand their brand and gain revenue? This is a free roundtable to share real world experiences, hwo to do it,  and metrics gained.

The format is simple: I’ll frame the discussion with some key case studies, then, we’ll go “around the room” for publishers to share concrete examples of the tools they use and how.

Be prepared to share:

• How you use video

• The tools you are using

• Revenue implications

I’m leaving up to 5 minutes for each presentation and questions and will hold the room open for another 30 minutes for those who want to continue the discussion.

Don’t have a video strategy yet?  Come anyway and learn.

Everyone who attends gets a summary.

 Thursday, June 11, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EST

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