New ‘Social Video Spark’ Release Creates Controversy, As Exclusive Bonus Offered by eMarketingChamps

New Social Video Spark release creates controversy in IM underground, as eMarketingChamps releases exclusive bonus offer for Social Video Spark. New report shows brands moving to ‘native video’ on social media platforms.

October 12, 2015 /MarketersMedia/ —

The newly released ‘Social Video Spark’ tool, explained at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFQFaIXr4FE, is creating controversy in the IM underground and review critics because of its claim of being the first ‘facebook timeline organic ranking tool’ available on the market. The release of Social Video Spark is primed to take advantage of a new report showing how native video is moving to social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook.

Hanif Quentino, President of eMarketingChamps, has published an in-depth guide and exclusive bonus offer for the Social Video Spark software, which can be found on his review website:
[+]http://emarketingchamps.weebly.com/social-video-spark.html

Mr HanifQ is regarded as a credible Social Video Spark review critic, primarily because of his success in running many social media campaigns. He recommends that Social Video Spark users take advantage of the growing trend of ‘native video’ moving to social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook. According to a new report, more and more brands are making a move to using native social videos over Youtube. It has been the case for a very long time that marketers either host their video on Amazon cloud, Vimeo or their own server rather than use Youtube because of the unprofessional end of video sequence where videos by other people are linked to. It only makes sense that more brands would move towards a format that they have more control over.

When it comes to video or any other form of content, he who owns the content has power over how it is used. It only makes since that Twitter would want more control over the media sources that are used on their site. The new trend report shows that Twitter is actively encouraging more and more brands and even private users to use native videos on Twitter vs videos that are linked to from Youtube and other media storage servers and clouds on the internet.

The real reason why sites and apps like Twitter desire native video to be used is because it creates a close marketing loops, a system where only the ideas that they want to be shared are shared. This is not the case with a Youtube video and how it can easily lead people away from the site, away from the advertiser and down an endless internet funnel away from them. Time on site, time viewing ads are all very important stats that deal with conversion rates and these increase when everything is kept on the native site.

Marketers can expect more social media sites to become complete universes unto themselves. If Facebook is any clue, it shows an example of a company who is working hard to create an ecosystem where a user never has to leave to find anything. If one wants to search a name, a phrase and idea, one day Facebook will have its own streamlined search engine that will allow one to do this. The independent web will be a reality with sites being completely autonomous to the web around them, many earths only feeding off of small information drips similar to how the planet uses the sun.

Hanif Quentino’s in-depth Social Video Spark review, along with his premium bonus offer, can be found on the following website:
http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-forum-classified-ads/1118863-uncut-social-video-spark-review-exclusive-fast-profit-social-video-spark-bonus-done-you.html

For more information about us, please visit http://emarketingchamps.weebly.com/social-video-spark.html

Contact Info:
Name: Hanif Quentino
Organization: eMarketing Champs

Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFQFaIXr4FE

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