Why did you choose SlapFive over the other platforms you evaluated?
I've been an advocate. I've referred people to SlapFive. I think there's so much you could do with it. I look at SlapFive as it should be one of the tools in marketers toolbox because it offers the ability to quickly get more audio and video which every marketer is trying to get better at, and be able to capture soundbites, so that you can push out in more channels faster, the content that's going to help you differentiate. And it helps you be able to have your customers talking to their peers or hearing from their peers, right, rather than a corporation talking at their users or customers, why they ought to be bought. So it's a great way to get proof points, sound bites, testimonials and so I love it. So I look at it as a Demand Gen tool. Really? That's where my head's at. It can be used for thought leadership, it can be used for other reasons. For me, I'm primarily using it is a demand gen tool to put in my demand gen toolbox. Try to get my leads to move through the middle funnel. One main reason I use it, I'll call it the proof points that I need. It's really so I can get peers hearing from peers. Okay, that's one reason. The other reason that I use it is because it's an economical and quick efficient effective way to be able to get video and audio out there without having to bring cameras and having someone have to be at a certain place and have the lighting perfect and everything set up and send a camera crew. I mean that takes time, that takes effort, that takes the bigger budget. This is a very quick way. And frankly video and audio doesn't have to be absolutely perfect, though I think it's pretty darn good in SlapFive. People are finding things that are done real time, you know, and push them out to Social and push them through an email. If they know it's their peers and people they respect that they're hearing from. And the third is I'm also trying to get more soundbites, you know, people digest content in different ways. So I'm trying to find better ways to be able to get short snippets and SlapFive really allows me and helps me to be able to do that and get that out there because it kind of forces you to make sure that you're really pulling out the salient points, a different means to push out similar types of content and sound bites and different channels. So I didn't go on Google and search for alternatives to SlapFive because as soon as I saw it I thought that's what I want, right?
