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Video start-ups to keep an eye on

There’s more to the video production industry than making videos and putting them on YouTube. And as four start-ups are making it clear, it takes a wide skill-set to make it in the business.

Four emerging media startups in online video and mobile are finding success with brands and retailers. In this week’s New Media Minute, learn why marketers are linking up with Fiksu, GoldRun, Encoding.com and Framesocket.

Fiksu

Fiksu’s mobile app platform helps Chicago production companies and brands like Barnes & Noble and Groupon refine the way they market their apps to potential users across the web and mobile phones. The company says with its proprietary targeting, it can generate a three-times-cost savings on the cost to acquire not just new, but loyal app users. Without being such a massive business unto themselves, Fiksu could provide an edge.

GoldRun

GoldRun is a mobile technology that uses augmented reality to drive video production traffic both online and in the real world. The company’s deal with Bloomingdales kicks in next month and will let retail customers use the app so it appears they just took a photo of themselves with a celebrity in the store. It’s kind of interesting mixing apps with the real world, which is, of course, what Foresquare has grown its business on, so I think GoldRun is worth watching for that reason.

Encoding.com

With so many different platforms for Chicago production companies and brands, they increasingly need technology that speaks the same language. The video encoding service, Encoding.com, is one such tool that is gaining traction with brands and agencies like JWT and McCann Ericcson Worldwide, for instance, to convert video assets for marketing across online video, iPads, smartphones, and so on.

Framesocket

Similarly, Framesocket is also a platform that lets Chicago production companies build branded video players with flexible encoding so the video can be viewed across the web and across all sorts of mobile devices. The company also handles storage and analytics.

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