YouTube's introduction of remnant post-roll advertising last week was just a taste of what the video giant is testing out to monetize its popularity. Starting today, the company is launching a new "Click-to-Buy" program.
Together with Amazon and iTunes, YouTube will now offer retail links underneath its videos to help viewers purchase the content that they're watching.
YouTube views today's announcement as a first step in creating a viable eCommerce platform for users and partners on on the site. "Ultimately advertising is most effective when it makes the most sense for what a user is doing at that moment," says YouTube spokesperson Aaron Zamost."The ultimate goal for youtube advertising is to create the right ad
for the right content."
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Youtube.com: Click to buy Program to be Launched on Youtube Videos
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