The Vimond Streaming Guide

If you’re trying to monetise video content, but your revenue isn’t growing significantly, you’re not alone. Without a modern digital ad strategy, you’re likely creating demand but not capturing its full value.

The era of "everything for everyone" is cooling off. As the streaming market matures, the industry has shifted from a race for raw subscriber volume to a high-stakes battle for long-term profitability. At the heart of this shift is the 82-minute window, the average time consumers now spend daily on ...

As the streaming market matures, the race for subscriber volume has evolved into a battle for profitability, centred on capturing and monetising the 82 minutes of daily video consumption that now defines global digital life. We have distilled a vast landscape of industry research into this ...

Too many projects die on the drawing board the moment the real operational costs set in. In the world of online video, the most dangerous line item in your budget isn't your initial setup fee; it’s the "success tax" hidden in your traffic costs. As your audience grows, many platform providers hit ...

Most organisations are sitting on hidden assets that aren’t earning a cent. Years of interviews, live streams, explainers, events, training, and editorial video are often scattered across YouTube, Vimeo, different content platforms, and multiple social feeds.

For many organisations, launching a streaming video service can feel like a major engineering project. Long timelines. Heavy infrastructure. Expensive developers. These assumptions often stop teams before they start, leading them to take an easier route - pushing video content onto YouTube, Vimeo, ...

In the world of high-stakes media, can you afford a growth strategy built on the precarious principle that you Don't own Your Audience; Your Platform Does?

Why Vimond Essentials is the smarter alternative to YouTube and Vimeo for Professional Video Streaming

Learn the basics of video streaming, including abbreviations and monetisation models such as OTT, AVOD, and SVOD.

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OTT stands for over-the-top and refers to video content streamed directly from a streaming service to consumers. Dive into this OTT guide to learn more about video and online streaming, and the basics for getting started with an online streaming service. ‍

To succeed in the streaming landscape where digital audiences are continually expanding and numerous content providers are entering the OTT arena, it is crucial to have an effective monetisation strategy for your video content. Learn the basics here.

Say goodbye to tedious workflows and hello to an easy way to manage your streaming service with Vimond.

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital entertainment, Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms have emerged as the go-to solution for content consumption. As the popularity of OTT services continues to soar, content creators and providers are increasingly focusing on OTT monetisation strategies to ...

Ensuring the security of media content is paramount for content creators and distributors, particularly in a landscape marked by technological advancements facilitating unauthorised access and usage.

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In consumer streaming services, the key to success lies in the ability to deliver engaging content to your audiences effortlessly.

Do you want to avoid grappling with outdated technology, cumbersome workflows and feeling trapped by vendor restrictions? We are here to guide you on the crucial aspects you should consider when contemplating a change, and more importantly, how making that change can greatly benefit your ...

Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms have revolutionised the way we consume entertainment.

Welcome to this ultimate guide to OTT (Over-The-Top) solutions for streaming.

Scroll back through the history of online video services and it’s fascinating to see how their business models evolved.

As with calculating costs, figuring out the potential ROI of any given investment is also about weighing variables. For OTT services, returns can vary widely depending on a number of factors including:

Talk to any budding – or existing – OTT service provider and their aim are surely to provide a brilliant product, a brilliant user experience, for their viewers.

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As the popularity of streaming services continues to grow, many services have emerged from the broadcast industry. Learn how to overcome the challenges of managing huge media catalogues and distribution delay.

What front-end features – and related backend technologies – do you want for your OTT services?

OTT, at least from a product perspective, is now a mature (and crowded) market. Even smaller broadcasters, content owners, film studios, independents and sports rights holders typically have some form of OTT service whether it’s D2C (direct-to-consumer), B2B2C (via, for example, Amazon Prime ...

There are several reasons why news and editorial organisations should have a video content management system (CMS) integrated into their web CMS:

While investing in a cloud-based video CMS may seem expensive at first, the benefits and long-term results can far outweigh the initial costs. In this post, we'll explore five reasons why investing in a cloud-based video CMS is worth the cost.

Are you tired of serving up irrelevant ads to your viewers? Do you feel like you're wasting your (or your ad provider's) budget on cat food commercials for people who hate cats? Or perhaps you're struggling to monetize your video content because you don't have a way to incorporate ads. Whatever ...