Today in America TV and Video Marketing Online

Today in America specializes in helping its clients market themselves online and reach consumers across the internet.

As people across America and around the world spend more and more of their free time on the internet, exploring the wonders of the World Wide Web, the potential and importance of video marketing online have expanded. Online video content is one of the most popular forms of internet content, as evidenced by the popularity of YouTube and other video sharing websites, like Vimeo, Viddler and Dailymotion. Internet users increasingly seek out interesting, entertaining and informative videos. Interesting and well-produced videos can go viral, getting millions of views in a short time period. For evidence, look no further than ?Kony 2012,? a video that was seen by tens of millions of viewers within a week of its release.

Companies of all sizes use online video marketing for search engine optimization, product placement and to tout their products, services and themselves. Companies from small family-owned operations to large multinational corporations can post web videos to market themselves to potential clients and customers. The ease and relatively low-cost of producing and distributing web videos have made video marketing online a popular and effective marketing method for businesses of all sizes and in all industries.

The cable TV program Today in America with Terry Bradshaw produces sharp, appealing, high-quality web videos for a wide range of clients, and also distributes video content to TV audiences on cable channels and cable networks. Its promotional videos showcase innovative and successful cities, municipalities, entrepreneurs and companies throughout the United States and abroad. To view a Today in America sample of the show?s content, readers can visit one of the television program?s network of blogs and websites, or visit its YouTube channel.

The Today in America TV program, hosted by veteran TV figure Terry Bradshaw, features fascinating programming about trends across American society, and interesting stories from many different segments of U.S. culture.

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