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In this ever changing world adaptivity is a valuable trait to have. Now we find ourselves in a completely unprecedented situation where many companies and organisations are having the hand of change forced upon them.

We’re very fortunate at webvid because besides physically being in front of someone with a camera, we’ve been able to keep most of our services up and running. We’ve had continuous meetings with existing and new clients, particularly from the events industry discussing ways we can adapt and evolve their event offering for 2020.

I’ve outlined three of the recurring conversations and themes you may want to give consideration to going forward as you adapt your content strategy.

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Find out more about our creative agency at webvid.com or twitter @webvidtweets and Instagram @webvidsocial

During the lockdown period, there has been an increasing use and interest in LIVE video content, which has given rise to a reinvigoration of the humble quiz.

It’s fair to say that certainly has been varying levels of entertainment and quality, but wouldn’t be great if there was a platform where your audience could play along as you live streamed a quiz?

We thought the same, so we built one and decided to test it out with our own quiz!

The aim of this project was to create something fun, engaging and that raised the quality of the content experience for players at home, so that it wasn’t just another live quiz on a webcam.

 The platform developed by our in-house team is still in its infancy but it is very effective and user friendly. Participants can play on desktop or mobile, they simply need to enter a name and a contact email address, then they are in. The platform currently follows a simple multiple choice keypad interface, A, B,C or D and then at the end of the quiz each of the teams receives a final score.

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Or read the blog post at: https://www.webvid.com/news/creating-a-quiz-platform

"How do I use Zoom?”

"Is it the best platform for conferencing?”

"How do I use it so I look like a pro?"

These are just some of the hundreds of questions we are being asked by our clients at the moment and luckily we have the answers to help you navigate the world of Zoom.

Thank you for stopping by, especially if found this article searching via Google. I’m Neil Bentley, CEO and Founder of Creative Agency WEBVID which helps global clients achieve excellence in digital. I, like the rest of the video team, have been testing a lot in the past 5 weeks - utilising many different platforms like YouTube, Zoom, StreamYard and Hangouts - just to name a small number.

Today it’s all about Zoom - as it can get confusing when cross referencing the pros and cons of all scenarios in one article. So think of this being an inquisitive look into Zoom’s software and working out if it’s the platform for you?

So let’s start off by asking if you are looking at Zoom for the best video streaming option and the best way to record a meeting at the highest quality? You are, well Zoom isn’t for you. Don't worry we’ll be comparing some other platforms later that probably will suit you better. (It’s worth reading on though…)

But, if you’re looking for a platform that allows you to connect up to 100 people, with a user experience that is simple and almost foolproof - then Zoom is a contender. One of the most impressive points about Zoom is the low latency of the stream - this is achieved by the lower quality video and audio it produces. It’s only a second or so out from the broadcast, which is great. Very immediate and instant, which works well for Q&As, E-Learning and Training.

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This week WEBVID's CEO Neil Bentley hooks up with a superhero's dad, Dominic Holland (dad to Marvel crime fighter Tom Holland who plays Spiderman in the successful Hollywood series of movies).

In this very honest podcast Dom talks about his journey throughout his comedy career, his challenges with technology and much more.

Also find out why a Ted Talk he was presenting wasn't what he expected...

You can read more about Dominic on his own website here: https://www.dominicholland.co.uk/

Buy his novels on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dominic-Holland/e/B0034P1TTO/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1

And follow him on twitter here: https://twitter.com/domholland

If you are listening to this and would like to leave any feedback - either email [email protected] or send a message via our socials:

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You can also book our London based podcast studio for your recording by calling our team on 0208 004 3422.

Use that number also if you would like to feature on a future epsiode of our podcast, or would like to sponsor an episode.

Our CEO Neil Bentley threw out an open invite on his LinkedIn to search for guests that had a story to tell, a business to discuss or a project to enthuse over. He had lots of people get in touch, but one caught his eye for the first episode.

Owen Ryan is a former leading radio industry boss that decided to change his career path after 20 years to follow his passion of writing.

In this 30 minute chat, we find out what made Owen question where he was going, how he decided to make the switch to becoming an author and the success he's now having.

You can find Owen on these socials:

Facebook Instagram and LinkedIn: OMJ Ryan

Twitter: @OMJRyan1

and his websites: www.owenryan.org and www.omjryan.com - author

Also if you fancy a free kindle copy of 'Deadly Secrets' just join the mailing list on Owen's website.

Deadly Silence is available on amazon at http://bit.ly/DeadlySilence

If you would like to be a future guest on our channel, just drop us a message at [email protected] with your contact details. You don;t have to be in London - we can chat with you, wherever in the world you are...as long as you have internet!

I've heard about podcasting, do I need one for my brand? If so, do I just jump in head first?

In this episode, our first episode, Neil & James discuss the origins of podcasting and why 10 years after the medium was pronounced dead - it's more relevant than ever.

Listen to the discussion on why you may need a podcast, what to think about if it does resonate with you and 5 key points to remember at the very start of the process.

This episode is recorded in WEBVID's new podcasting studio, now available for hire in London. The quality speaks for itself - broadcast equipment, acoustically treated booth and the perfect space to interview guests.

Rates start from £100 per hour and you can find out more by contacting the team on [email protected]

WEBVID is a creative digital agency located in Oval, London and works with global brands to increase engagement and supercharge marketing and communications.

Our website is www.webvid.com - stop by and see what we do!