The Visual Networks - Do they work for you?

     I would find it hard to believe that any company would not want to use any visual networks. It is a great way to get your company out there or get a message across. Most people engage with a image or video much quicker then they would a paragraph like the one I am doing now. I think Visual networks are great for my brand especially videos.

     There are four major players in the visual networks, YouTube, Instagram, Tumblr, and Pinterest. They are all very popular and have there own benefits. YouTube alone has 490 million Users. That is a lot of potential people around the world that have access to your videos. Youtube is a great way to show services. People can see that your a real person and you care about your product or service. You can show them what you do and how you do it. Instagram is a fun way to tell stories with your pictures. You can unveil a new product, show off a event taking place or slowly show your work coming together. Pinterest is a great way to share between services and products that go hand and hand through pictures. You can link great photos of games your looking forward to check out and pin photos of gaming shots you have taken in recent times to peak peoples interest. Finally Tumblr, which is like a blog in photos. You have a beautiful visual medium to keep people up to date on what you want to let them know.

     I am creating a community for gamers. To teach, to learn and to win together. We really want to bring everyone together. I think all these Visual networks are great and have amazing potential for my business. At this moment, the best one for me is Youtube for many reasons. For one, I am trying to teach people how to play different games. It is easiest and most appealing for people to be taught through a video, which I am already doing. I can also show teasers of what is to come in the future. Guys tend to respond best to videos also which is part of my target market at the moment also. Everyone loves visuals, you just need to find which one conveys your message the best.