Google Missing Important Marketing Angle

I was just over reading major products). Well, remember that Adobe Acrobat 8 video demo I put up last week? Turns out it had 50% more visits than our other podcasts last week. This isn't the first time I've noticed that, either. Over on Channel 9 our videos regularly got more visits than the Web site for the product or service we were discussing. It's a Google Video, world. So, here's a little test I did. I searched for: Blogger Demo video. Demo conference (everyone who gets on the stage there pays for the privilege and everyone in the audience pays too). Why do they pay? Because they know the power of demoing to an influential audience. Funny thing is that there's a far cheaper (and more effective) way to do the same demo on my show. By the way, the number of people who've now seen the Adobe Acrobat 8 video I did is many times bigger than the attendance of the Demo conference this week. It's amazing to me that Google hasn't done this on its own, actually. Robert Scoble is the founder of the PodTech.net's Vice President of Media Development.

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