By Christian Sterner on Aug 21, 2008 in turnhere, Local Video News, WellcomeMat | comments(0)
It is with great pleasure that we announce a partnership with Turnhere. To us, a partnership of this nature has always made sense, and here’s why:
As most people already know, WellcomeMat does not plan to make money on video production. However, after having lead the charge on the match-making between local video producers and clients, what we often realize is that many of our national-level prospects face a steep climb when trying to quickly find local pros in many areas at once. We have very strong coverage in some areas (these production companies know who they are), but not-so-great coverage in others. WellcomeMat is very proud that we have become known as a match-maker amongst other things, but we often get ourselves in a bind when we need solid coverage in hard to cover areas. Turnhere is a one-stop solution when these things come up, and the best part is that we know for a fact that quality will be the end result.
How does this effect our current video production companies?
To a large extent, our partnership with Turnhere helps our current base of video production companies. For one, they are posting gigs to the production board already. Two, they bring a recognized name to our directory, and help to set the bar in the quality arena, making our system more trustworthy. Three, we can stick to our focus of being the technology company, the marketplace, and video management system that we have always been. Our focus in these areas is not a trivial thing for local video pros: the better WellcomeMat is at leveraging our strengths, the more business that we’ll drive to local producers.
Other than the aforementioned benefits, the game on WellcomeMat doesn’t change: video producers are still being positioned based on their level of local activity and the trust that they have gained over the years on WellcomeMat.
Thanks very much to the Turnhere team for putting their trust into WellcomeMat.
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By WellcomeMat on Aug 21, 2008 in WellcomeMat | comments(0)
This week, WellcomeMat.com highlights the top five panelist videos from last Thursday’s Salon Series event to showcase how agents, brokers and video producers are helping to re-define the real estate buying and selling experience. Take a look at these high-quality and entertaining videos we’ve selected. Thanks to the panelists and congrats on kickin’ it in the Real Estate video arena!
Class and elegance grace the screen when Teddy Stoecklein takes control of the camera. This beautifully shot business video tour of Helen Mills Event Space and Theater located at 137 - 139 W 26th Street New York, NY fits the style and attitude of NYC and the business itself.
What a gorgeous apartment for sale in New York, NY! Doug Heddings of Prudential Douglas Eliman does a wonderful job at presenting this spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment using web video. The historical details provided in the presentation along with the smooth, fluid camera work combine to make a great video tour. From the shots of the beautiful English garden to the detailed interior this is video worth watching.
Video producer Richard Blakely of Gawker.com takes on Midtown East in NYC. Richard and his on camera sidekick make this neighborhood video tour a wild and crazy adventure through the city. His original script along with his use of unusual props in the city keep you wondering what will happen next.
Political activists, musicians, spiritual healers and more! Find your muse right in Union Square NYC. Go on a web video journey with presenter Mike Sandwich through the heart of it all. Mike shows a little slice of life and the fun that ensues when out on the town.
Frontdoor.com takes you on a video tour of Madonna’s former cities she called home. This Cool Houses Daily episode doesn’t waste on previewing the homes for sale in the many different locations. With varying cities and prices, you will surely find a home to fit your budget and lifestyle. Whether it’s a studio apartment in NYC or a family sized home in California, you can find it here… Madonna style.
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