Jay Miletsky is one smart cookie. When he’s not penning books (he has 11), he’s running Mango Marketing, a hybrid marketing agency. And, in his spare time, he runs MyPod Studios, a new venture spun off from Mango. MyPod Studios creates “pods” for its clients that enable them to do more with video.
In this videocast, Jay and I talk about the evolution of the web, the importance of video, and why YouTube may not be the best platform for a corporate video platform.
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Great post. I totally agree. YouTube certainly has its place … but is not the answer for all corporations or even most video projects. I’m a big fan of private video sites.
Thanks, TC! Yeah, Jay makes some great points.