A month ago, Zoom, the video-conferencing system, was mostly known by employees of globally dispersed corporations. Today, with millions of people being forced to stay home to help stop the spread of COVID-19, many have found Zoom as a useful and easy-to-use service to organize multi-persons video calls. The video conferencing service has now risen to the top and became the go-to platform for many remote workers and families.
Cooking lessons, faith/spiritual services, concerts, music lessons, yoga, etc. In the last few weeks, we’ve seen an unprecedented amount of organizations forced to close their physical doors and set up lessons, meetings, and events online. With large gatherings of people unlikely to be allowed anytime soon, many businesses are actively switching from live in-person to online video streaming events – and are looking to monetize them – to ensure revenue and business continuity.
Organizing a multi-speakers panel conversation or interactive music lessons without technical experience nor equipment can be very challenging. How to very easily livestream and sell your sessions online to your audience to get revenue? To reduce cost and complexity, people are turning to Zoom and InPlayer. Any remote business can livestream easily their online sessions, get access to Zoom’s video conferencing tools and InPlayer’s paywall to start monetizing live content.
With a Zoom Pro, Business or Enterprise account & InPlayer, organizers can not only have their geographically dispersed speakers live streamed directly from their homes without technical difficulties, they can also charge their audience to attend events or some key sessions online. By easily adding a registration/paywall, organizers are enabled to hold a secure conference/lesson, protect the value of premium content and sell it directly online to their audience via pay-per-view or subscriptions functionalities.
Education professionals, conferences /events organizers of the world rely on InPlayer to protect their premium content behind a paywall, convert online reach into revenue and maximize the value of their panels discussions, webinars, conferences, with an easy-to-use paywall and 365/24/7 multilingual support if any question arises.
The life of any live streamed events can be extended. With video-on-demand (VOD), conferences, e-learning or any premium content can be purchased anytime, online, with pay-per-view of single videos or a subscription to a library of content. It usually represents a high new revenue stream for conference organizers or education professionals.
With InPlayer Landing Page, get your own on-demand videos in a branded microsite to organize, monetize and share every keynote presentation, panel or professional education course.
Get started now and talk to our video monetization experts.
A month ago, Zoom, the video-conferencing system, was mostly known by employees of globally dispersed corporations. Today, with millions of people being forced to stay home to help stop the spread of COVID-19, many have found Zoom as a useful and easy-to-use service to organize multi-persons video calls. The video conferencing service has now risen to the top and became the go-to platform for many remote workers and families.
Cooking lessons, faith/spiritual services, concerts, music lessons, yoga, etc. In the last few weeks, we’ve seen an unprecedented amount of organizations forced to close their physical doors and set up lessons, meetings, and events online. With large gatherings of people unlikely to be allowed anytime soon, many businesses are actively switching from live in-person to online video streaming events – and are looking to monetize them – to ensure revenue and business continuity.
Organizing a multi-speakers panel conversation or interactive music lessons without technical experience nor equipment can be very challenging. How to very easily livestream and sell your sessions online to your audience to get revenue? To reduce cost and complexity, people are turning to Zoom and InPlayer. Any remote business can livestream easily their online sessions, get access to Zoom’s video conferencing tools and InPlayer’s paywall to start monetizing live content.
With a Zoom Pro, Business or Enterprise account & InPlayer, organizers can not only have their geographically dispersed speakers live streamed directly from their homes without technical difficulties, they can also charge their audience to attend events or some key sessions online. By easily adding a registration/paywall, organizers are enabled to hold a secure conference/lesson, protect the value of premium content and sell it directly online to their audience via pay-per-view or subscriptions functionalities.
Education professionals, conferences /events organizers of the world rely on InPlayer to protect their premium content behind a paywall, convert online reach into revenue and maximize the value of their panels discussions, webinars, conferences, with an easy-to-use paywall and 365/24/7 multilingual support if any question arises.
The life of any live streamed events can be extended. With video-on-demand (VOD), conferences, e-learning or any premium content can be purchased anytime, online, with pay-per-view of single videos or a subscription to a library of content. It usually represents a high new revenue stream for conference organizers or education professionals.
With InPlayer Landing Page, get your own on-demand videos in a branded microsite to organize, monetize and share every keynote presentation, panel or professional education course.
Get started now and talk to our video monetization experts.
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