On average, 90% of Liveclicker clients’ video libraries consist of product videos. These videos reside on the product page and exist for the sole purpose of giving shoppers the information they need to make a purchase. This is for good reason since it’s been proven time and time again that having video on your site, particularly on your product pages, will increase conversions.

In a recent case study, specialty retailer Brookstone decided to invest more heavily in e-commerce video because they found that the products that featured videos on its site converted, on average, 53% higher than products that did …

MobileStudio is the only solution to seamlessly marry mobile devices with demanding retailer requirements for quality product videos, speed of editing, and rapid video deployment.

Liveclicker, Inc., the leading provider of video commerce solutions for the web’s top brands, today announced the general release and availability of MobileStudio, a solution that enables rapid production, editing, and publishing of e-commerce product videos directly from iOS devices.

The new MobileStudio App is able to:

• Assemble simple, high-quality product videos in minutes with easy-to-use templates
• Quickly add transitions, music, and bumpers
• Publish and distribute content instantly through the Liveclicker Video Commerce

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Video marketing thought leaders to descend upon San Francisco July 25 & 26 for the industry’s largest event devoted to advancing video in e-commerce and beyond

April 10, 2013

Liveclicker, Inc., the leading provider of video commerce solutions for the web’s top brands, today announced it has teamed up with REELSEO to combine the fifth annual Video Commerce Summit (http://www.videocommercesummit.com) with an all new Video Marketing Summit. The combined event, to take place July 25 and 26 in San Francisco, CA, will be the largest-ever gathering of e-commerce experts and video marketing leaders under a single roof.

“By …

Production equipment is a difficult topic to cover given the diverse range of company needs, budgets, shooting locations, product offering, goals and internal expertise.  If you spend some time, you’ll find plenty of sites out there that discuss specific pieces of equipment, what you’ll need to get started, how important certain features are, and what you shouldn’t compromise on when purchasing this equipment.  This is fantastic but if you’re starting from scratch and have no budget, or are trying to justify an increased budget for your video program, how can you make that happen with the least amount of cost …