by Lesa Seibert, President, Xstreme Media
Multimedia is everywhere on the Internet, whether it is in the form of floating ads, streaming video or animated presentations. There is a good reason why multimedia has become an important part of the web experience: it is an effective tool for capturing attention or engaging visitors to buy or contact the site owner. For these reasons, many educational institutions, businesses, and other organizations desire multimedia presentations.
At first glance multimedia often appears prohibitively expensive for small businesses and non-profits. In our 4 part series we are going to look at a number of ways to control the high cost that typically accompanies multimedia production without losing quality. We will look at:
Multimedia is everywhere on the Internet, whether it is in the form of floating ads, streaming video or animated presentations. There is a good reason why multimedia has become an important part of the web experience: it is an effective tool for capturing attention or engaging visitors to buy or contact the site owner. For these reasons, many educational institutions, businesses, and other organizations desire multimedia presentations.
At first glance multimedia often appears prohibitively expensive for small businesses and non-profits. In our 4 part series we are going to look at a number of ways to control the high cost that typically accompanies multimedia production without losing quality. We will look at:
- Components Affecting the Cost
- Multimedia Effectiveness
- Cutting Multimedia Costs
- The Best Choice for a Multimedia Plan
