Here is my first recorded video cast. Its 10 minutes long, and I think out loud on second life marketing, and marketing in virtual worlds in general.
Here is the permanent link to this second life marketing video.
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June 27th, 2007 | Marketing Online, Ustream
Here is my first recorded video cast. Its 10 minutes long, and I think out loud on second life marketing, and marketing in virtual worlds in general.
Here is the permanent link to this second life marketing video.
3 comments ↓
Hello Patrick!
I was having the same Second Life ‘ventury itch’ last week (like probably many) and this is a great piece of wonderfully put together analytical thinking on what could be a ’short lived’ commercial platform.
I totally agree with you that virtual shop start up costs and network incompatibility make investment decisions for closed frameworks like Second Life a bit too heavy on the risk side. However I would still think that the shop could eventually offer a good return for the (short) life cycle of the closed network.
I guess that in the end it all comes down to the idea of the long awaited open standard human friendly Internet (e-commerce) navigation interface.
Whether Google will retain its crown and lead its development or whether it will come to existence from the gaming side is what has got a lot of us scratching our heads I believe.
This is a great blog. I do look forward to the improved lighting in your webcasts!
Greetings from Amsterdam.
Daniel
Hi Patrick,
Surely there are ways to make use of second life as a marketing tool without outlaying 60,000 euro up front?
Interesting points about the future of virtual worlds.
Brad
Hi Brad,
well the 60,000 euro figure comes from a couple of half life specialist marketing firms here in spain. To be fair, these firms are really just spin-offs from web agencies.
Well wht do you think can be done in half life on a shoe string budget?
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