June 25, 2009- Guy Kawasaki (Social Media Marketing Expert) was the Keynote Speaker for the San Diego Venture Group. In this informative and engaging seminar, Kawasaki educates people on how to maximize Social Media tools to market your business. Watch this 80 minute seminar right here, right now on your computer by visiting http://www.youreeeka.com/content-network/ for one low price of $19.99. Simply watch the preview, create an account and watch this informative seminar whenever you’d like, as often as you’d like by visiting www.youreeeka.com.
Not so long ago it was a big deal for a company to have an online presence; the big corporations usually had only a landing page with a simple picture, a phone number and address. The cool ones may have even had a song playing! Wow, has technology changed since then. Today it seems almost archaic to not have a website for a business and many people may even find themselves frustrated when there is no website to browse through before visiting a new venue.
We are so accustomed to having information readily available and want to know as much about a new company as we can before spending our hard earned money on their goods and services. Researching a company online is the best way to learn what they have to offer. Websites are quickly becoming as mandatory as brick and mortar venues once were (and even MORE necessary for some). Social networking sites such as Yelp, Facebook and Twitter have taken public involvement and exposure of businesses past mere websites and Google searches and have given companies a personality, enabling interaction with their audience as opposed to the one way conversation that websites create. No matter what type of business a company is, social networking is a great tool to inform and engage the public.
Guy Kawasaki is a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, an Internet expert and is credited as being one of the first to use evangelistic methods to promote a computer brand. He also understands how important it is to stay ahead of the social media curve by interacting with your audience and educating them while staying on top of current trends. In Kawasaki’s “standing room only” Building your Business with Social Media presentation to the San Diego Venture Group, he gives his expert insight into the lesser known practices of social networking. His little jewels of advice provide many “Aha” moments and will inspire you to use social media and interact with the public through your online presence in ways that had not even occurred to you.
Luckily for you, this video is available online for streaming access so that you can put into practice what you are learning, while you learn it! This video is also Affiliate ready which means that you can become an Affiliate and earn money while you share this video with viewers of your website and social networking sites. For tips on how to successfully embed and share this video through your sites, refer to the Affiliate FAQs.
Phil Mickelson and his sister, Tina, a local teaching pro, have gone multimedia in separate ventures.
Phil released his DVD, “Phil Mickelson: Secrets to the Short Game,” in early May, and it debuted at No. 3 on Billboard’s list of sales of recreational sports DVDs.
In an interesting story from after the release, tour veteran Ted Purdy said he bought the two-disc set ($49.99) in the airport because his short game was “just awful.” He watched it, worked on the advice, and two weeks later at the Valero Texas Open he posted his first top-10 since February 2007. Since then, Purdy has been in the 60s in six of eight rounds. (more…)
By Lenny Magill, Creator & Founder of Youreeeka and President & Co-Founder, Lisa Wilcox-Cassidy
For over a decade, I have watched with great anticipation the transformation of the Internet from a basic information portal just 10 years ago to what it is today, an essential communication, multimedia, and information vehicle that connects our entire world.
But with the evolution of the Internet, the digital media industry now faces another major crossroad. How do today’s content owners and producers deliver their content via the Internet to worldwide consumers instantaneously and actually make a profit? (more…)
It’s that time of the month again — time for another epic issue of Australia’s Freerider MX magazine to hit the streets. Kyle Loza nabbed himself the cover of issue 55 and if I’m not mistaken, this is Loza’s first-ever cover, so congrats on that homie. Freerider MX has just been killing it with the covers lately… it’s almost like they have an entire department dedicated to making the covers as ill as possible.
On top of releasing a new issue, the boys over at FRMX have been busy harnessing new technology in an effort to bring the mag to the masses via the internet. The new digital edition of Freerider MX will be available May 20th (when issue 55 hits the newsstands) and the best part about it is that it’ll only cost $1 an issue. Also, if you subscribe, then you know that each issue of FRMX includes an in-house-produced DVD, but now you don’t have to subscribe to get your hands on the vid. All you have to do is visit FreeriderMX.com/Youreeeka and you can watch the DVD’s online for $3.99. Pretty sweet, aye? Australian’s say aye don’t they? Or is that just the Canadians? Either way, they’re both weird peeps.
Turnkey, Pay-for-Access Internet Distribution Platform Enables Content Owners and Producers to Maximize Revenues by Distributing Directly to Worldwide Consumers
Youreeeka, the Digital Media Industry’s First Embeddable Flash Player with Secure Payment Gateway, is Unveiled at the 2009 NAB Show in Las Vegas, Apr. 20-23
LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Youreeeka (Booth # C155P), a new turnkey, pay-for-access Internet distribution platform, was unveiled for the first time today at the 2009 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas, Apr. 20-23 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Youreeeka’s patent-pending embeddable Flash Player offers content owners, producers and affiliates a complete, web-based distribution platform with a secure PCI-compliant payment gateway. This innovative platform allows content owners and producers to easily deliver, display and sell their proprietary content on any Web outlet (including Web sites, social networking sites and blog spots) in a virtually theft-proof environment.
As a result, anyone can create, share and profit from their digital content. With Youreeeka, they can distribute to consumers around the world and prevent their content from being pirated or accessed for free by unauthorized users. In addition, Youreeeka offers consumers convenient, secure and on-demand access to the highest quality streaming video and audio content from any computer or hand-held device with an Internet connection.
“One of today’s biggest challenges for content owners and producers is how to prevent Internet consumers from accessing their creative efforts without paying for it, ” said Lenny Magill, creator and founder of Youreeeka. “With Youreeeka, there’s finally a solution to distribute and manage content in a controllable environment and maximize revenues.”
Key Youreeeka features and benefits include:
Ability to stream content to millions of simultaneous viewers on any Web site with no decrease in speed or quality
Secure, PCI-compliant payment gateway within the embeddable Flash Player
Ability for content owners and producers to set their own product pricing and licensing options
Robust back-end administration tools offering instant access to real time sales transactions and account activities
An affiliate program that allows all participants, i.e. production houses, distributors, actors, and even consumers, to share in the profits of all online sales
Clean, green and eco-friendly web-based distribution model that eliminates the need for CD or DVD duplication, packaging and shipping
No need for additional or proprietary software
High/low bandwidth options to ensure the best possible user experience
Youreeeka is also proud to announce that it is the exclusive Internet content distribution vehicle for Taylor Steele, one of the world’s most successful surfing movie producers. Please visit www.poorspecimen.tv to see how Taylor Steele is using the Youreeeka technology.
About Youreeeka
Youreeeka’s patent-pending embeddable Flash Player offers content owners, producers and affiliates a complete, web-based distribution platform with a secure PCI-compliant payment gateway. This innovative platform allows anybody to easily deliver, display and sell their proprietary content on any Web outlet (including Web sites, social networking sites and blog spots) in a virtually theft-proof environment. For more information, visit www.youreeeka.com.
Poor Specimen Productions announced today the official launch of POORSPECIMEN.TV. With the new website there will be plenty of ways to watch the latest movies & clips from the best surfers in the world. Using YOUREEEKA technology, you will be able to rent, stream or download videos. The downloads are encoded using the high quality H.264 MPEG-4 codec, making them cross platform compatible with PCs, Macs, iPods, Apple TVs, iPhones, and even Sony PSPs and XBox 360s. Now they can buy the movie online or in surfshops on DVD.
The Youreeeka technology will be utilized by select online stores and surf shop websites. “We are very conscious of how we have achieved success as a company. So Poor Specimen wants to stay true to that and help grow with the people that we have worked together with. We have such good relationships with our surfshops that we always want them to be taken care of,” said Taylor Steele, President, Poor Specimen Productions. “The new technology allows the surf shops to be part of the growth as well.”
Now available on Poorspecimen.tv is DAYS OF THE STRANGE. This is the combined efforts of the Poor Specimen team and soundtrack by Modular records. It stars Julian Wilson, Dane Reynolds, Dion Agius, Jordy Smith, Kelly Slater, Mike Losness, and many more. Days of the Strange will also be available on DVD in surf shops soon.
“I think surfers want options,” says Taylor. “It’s an exciting time to be a filmmaker. I feel like technology is inspiring new styles of movies and new ways of viewing them. It’s a whole new ball game.”
