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Invite your visitors to click on you

 

Your videos can invite the visitor to click on the video to take an action. You can easily set that action to be a link to a web page, an email address, or a javascript function (ie., launch live chat or start another video). You can also automate this action at the end of your video, which means you can have the visitor forwarded to another page, or string together several videos with different positions to deliver an engaging message.

 

Getting new code to your webmaster

 

Our system allows you to easily send the code for new video objects you create to your webmaster. Just enter their email address and click send. They will receive a link back to this site that will show them the code and implementation instructions.

Position anywhere, change anytime

 

Videos can be positioned anywhere on the screen using our system. This means that your webmaster simply has to include a line of code anywhere in the page's html, and your video's position can be easily changed by signing into our control panel. Some of the options include float bottom left, float bottom from left, float bottom center, float bottom left or right of center, float bottom right, fixed where the code is placed, fixed from top left, fixed from top center, fixed left or right of top center, etc. Your player controls can even be positioned left, center, or right. You get the idea... basically, anywhere!

 

Cookies and delays

 

You can set a day, week, or month cookie that comes from your domain and ensures your visitors see your videos only as often as you want them to. You can also show or hide the play button, or create one yourself (remember, videos can be launched from any link). Videos can also be delayed at the beginning (ie. wait 60 seconds to start a live support related video), or frozen at the end to allow visitors more time to click on the video. You control and update these settings easily in the control panel.

 

Randomize or sequence videos

 

We make it easy to randomize videos that appear on a page. You can even order them so that they show up sequentially to match your standard business processes!

 

 

Multilingual closed captioning

 

Some of our clients target visitors that likely work in cubicles, probably without their audio on all of the time. Some of the target visitors are deaf or don't understand the language being spoken in the video. Therefore, we took a page from TV and added closed captioning to our videos. The text is easily added and edited in the control panel, and it scrolls right along with the video as it plays. Include different languages to allow people who can't understand the spokesperson to still connect with what you are presenting.