Here’s an interesting article about other intera
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Here’s an interesting article about other interactive video companies: https://blog.wyzowl.com/interactive-video-sof...companies/
A funny little excerpt from the article regarding Wirewax ``The company offers two different pricing models for businesses: monthly pricing at $1,500 to $50,000 per month, dependent on the features you need to utilise; and $7,500 to $500,000 if you want to use Wirewax for a single campaign only.``
According to Wirewax, they are the world leader in interactive video and power 90% of all interactive video content. https://www.wirewax.com/jobs#jobs-main
It’s pretty easy to see why interactive video really hasn’t taken off yet, even though it has existed for years. None of the companies in the article have had the technology required for low-cost and massively scalable interactive video content that works reliably on all devices and browsers. In addition, it seems that large video companies like YT and Vimeo really haven’t grasped how much more engaging and useful interactive videos are compared to normal videos. And by the time they do understand it and start copying nFusz, it’s going to be too late thanks to the brilliant and aggressive integration strategy nFusz is using.
The next couple of years are going to be quite a ride with this one, make sure you have your seat belts fastened.
A funny little excerpt from the article regarding Wirewax ``The company offers two different pricing models for businesses: monthly pricing at $1,500 to $50,000 per month, dependent on the features you need to utilise; and $7,500 to $500,000 if you want to use Wirewax for a single campaign only.``
According to Wirewax, they are the world leader in interactive video and power 90% of all interactive video content. https://www.wirewax.com/jobs#jobs-main
It’s pretty easy to see why interactive video really hasn’t taken off yet, even though it has existed for years. None of the companies in the article have had the technology required for low-cost and massively scalable interactive video content that works reliably on all devices and browsers. In addition, it seems that large video companies like YT and Vimeo really haven’t grasped how much more engaging and useful interactive videos are compared to normal videos. And by the time they do understand it and start copying nFusz, it’s going to be too late thanks to the brilliant and aggressive integration strategy nFusz is using.
The next couple of years are going to be quite a ride with this one, make sure you have your seat belts fastened.
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