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Marketing Multi-Family Properties with Web Video

WHAT IS TURNHERE?

•Producer of web-based short-form video content designed to inspire consumers to:

–DO something–GO somewhere–SEE something–BUY something

•Signature styleVisible, first-person, non-actor narrator to heighten authenticity and believabilityFast-paced for Internet consumption

•High quality, low costGeographically distributed, independent filmmaker network

33%

45%55%

68%

2003 2004 2005 2006

U.S. Broadband Composition

Source: Nielson/NetRatings, March 2006

VIDEO-ENABLED TECHNOLOGY CATCHES ON

•Broadband penetration growing at more than 25% annually

2000 2008

Production crew

Camera

Sound equipment

Lighting kit

Editing software

Computer

TOTAL

$500

$3,000

$750

$2,000

$750

$1,500

$8,500

Production crew

Camera

Sound equipment

Lighting kit

Editing station

Post production crew

Post editing studio time

TOTAL

$1,500

$75,000

$3,000

$5,000

$50,000

$3,000

$1,500

$139,000

QUALITY PRODUCTION MORE AFFORDABLE

•New technology and models have slashed production costs

VIDEO POPULATES THE WEB

The YouTube phenomenon

•Total videos uploaded as of March 2008: 78.3 Million•Videos uploaded per day: over 150,000 Source: Digital Ethnography, March 2008

USER INTEREST IN WEB VIDEO ON THE RISE

•One in four Internet users watch online videos weekly or more often

93%

69%

46%

24%

5%

Source: Online Publishers Association, March 2006

ONLINE VIDEO – A COST EFFICIENT WAY TO REACH YOUR MARKET

•70 million Web sites – each one a video channel

"In total," ComScore said, "138 million Americans -- approximately three in four U.S. Internet users -- viewed online video in November [2007].”

"Online video ads are quickly becoming the medium of choice to drive both brand awareness and sales. … The results show that there are clear ROI advantages to placing video ads.” - Rick Bruner Research Director, DoubleClick; March 2007

*Information Week Online, January 2008: http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=205901461

DRIVE TRAFFIC AND SALES

After Viewing an Internet Video

Consumers visited the web site 55%

Consumers went to the store 30%

Made a purchase 24%Source: Kelsey Group User View Study 2007

Action Taken From Viewing Online Video

Clicked on one of the “related links” 40%

Visited a Web site mentioned in the video 40%

Used a search engine to get more information 33%

Clicked on a pop-up or text link 17%

Source: Online Publishers Association, March 2006

ADVERTISER INTEREST IN VIDEO GROWING

•Online video ad spending to grow over 60% per year through 2010

$225$410

$775

$1,300

$2,000

$2,900

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

US Internet Video Ad Spending ($ mm)

Source: eMarketer, November 2006

GOOD CONTENT IS KING!

•What makes a great web video?

Strong character: Who is appearing on camera? Are they funny, animated, interesting, charismatic, likeable, trustworthy?

Good Lighting: Save time and $ by using natural light. Well lit locations with the right backgrounds. Dark faces, dark places and dark settings do not work.

Good Sound: Audio is central. Background noise, echoes, can muck it up.

Motion: People in motion are a better alternative to talking heads. Sit down interviews have their place but long talking-head diatribes are deadly.

Shoot plenty of related, insightful and fun b-roll: Beauty shots, action, people, city/street scenes, details, etc.

WHAT MAKES A GREAT WEB VIDEO

More Visuals: Add archival, pictures and graphics work, if it gives you a fun break from video speeches or gives the piece depth.

Pacing is crucial: Whereas TV is a "lean back" experience, web video is "lean forward" and viewers are expecting to be constantly engaged. Web video must be well-paced or your viewer may click elsewhere.

A strong story: Include a narrative, no matter the subject.

The Grabber: Each video should include one insightful or personal shot or line; the hook, the grabber.

People being real and personal: Not canned, overly scripted or over-prepped. Authentic messages are the key.

WATCH OUT FOR PITFALLS

•Rights clearances (appearance, music, location)•Production budgets•Timelines•Quality control

DISTRIBUTION - THE OTHER HALF OF THE EQUATION

• You have great content, now what do you do with it?

• Add video to websites/blogs

• Video indexing sites

• Listing aggregators

• Email marketing campaigns

VIDEO ENGAGEMENT

• Add video to your website

VIDEO INDEXING SITES - BROAD DISTRIBUTION

• Search Engine Integration: Load videos into all the major search engines with key words and meta tags.

DISTRIBUTION THROUGH VIDEO INDEXING SITES

DISTRIBUTION THROUGH VIDEO INDEXING SITES

DISTRIBUTION THROUGH AGGREGATORS•TurnHere and MyNewPlace providing web video to the multifamily market.

•Offering different levels of production to fit all needs.

•Delivering a cost efficient marketing tool and distribution platform.

Thank You!

Phil Schulz

Director of Sales

TurnHere, Inc.

Phil@turnhere.com

510.658.9292 x147

www.turnhere.com

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