Twitter?s new video sharing app, Vine, was launched last week.? There aren?t many like it: simple apps, released with very little fanfare and publicity, that generate buzz.
But Vine is one such innovation.
Likened to Instagram but for video, it offers a simple way to give others an insight into your business, your life and your world through 6 second looping videos.? It?s not complicated, but does it offer potential for marketing your business?
The following short vids have been shared on Vine this morning:
- someone taking an early flight and going through security
- a little boy colouring in his homework
- a coffee machine creating a delicious brew
- a cat running around someone?s living room
None of them ground-breaking, none of them designed to promote anything.? But for business, there may be more to it.
Here are some of our favourite
NBC gives a sneak peek inside its building:
Gap tells a story with a look back at its advertising over the years:
General Electric gets back to basics with its creative process:
Tech magazine uses the new service to demonstrate its latest issue:
Chris Brogan invites his followers to join the fun by sharing a short of the contents of their desks:
And at Perfect Balance Marketing we?ve had a play with animation to create an advert:
How could you use the new app?
- Create an ad
- Drive engagement by inviting others to share their Vines
- Tell the story of your business
- Demonstrate a product
- Show how to do something
Share your ideas in the comments below, and share your Vines on twitter, tagging them with #vine (and also tagging me @thorntonlucy so I can share them too!)
Source: http://www.perfectbalancemarketing.com/vine-launches-best-ways-to-use-it-for-business-marketing/
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