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“Jun Group found that 15-second videos provided the best click-through rates, although they are also used least.  Only 10 percent of videos are 15 seconds of less.  However, these videos have proven to be 153 percent more effective than those between 16 seconds and 1 minute.  Videos that are one minute or more have proven to be the second most effective length.”
Interesting study by Mitchell and Jun Group. But it’s hard to know what this means without knowing the type of content they were measuring.  Straight ads? or branded content? I’m at fault for making videos more in the 1-2 min range,  but all of the content I work on is first and foremost content (informative, entertainment, how-to, etc)  vs a straight advertising spot.

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Jun Group found that 15-second videos provided the best click-through rates, although they are also used least.  Only 10 percent of videos are 15 seconds of less.  However, these videos have proven to be 153 percent more effective than those between 16 seconds and 1 minute.  Videos that are one minute or more have proven to be the second most effective length.”

Interesting study by Mitchell and Jun Group. But it’s hard to know what this means without knowing the type of content they were measuring.  Straight ads? or branded content? I’m at fault for making videos more in the 1-2 min range,  but all of the content I work on is first and foremost content (informative, entertainment, how-to, etc)  vs a straight advertising spot.

6 months ago

November 6, 2011
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Advertisers Hot for Branded Content in 2012

cygnusmultimedia:

According to a new survey from the ANA (Association of National Advertisers), nearly 63% of client-side marketers plan to participate in branded entertainment projects in 2012. Companies involved in other Internet branded entertainment projects jumped from 28% to 55% since 2006.

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7 months ago

October 2, 2011
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