Time to Go and Grow
We have been very patient before launching Spidvid. But we believe that launching early is important because you never know how the early adopters within the community will use your service. Our challenges around launching later than we had hoped include suffering a brutle hack attack that took much longer to recover from than first anticipated, and for the last few weeks we have been upgrading our video management tools. These tools are important to creators, so we had to make sure that they fit the demands our future creators will have.
Things are ready to go now, and we are excited about finally being able to go out there and attract the video creators, actors, writer, directors, producers, story tellers, and others who believe that we have reached a special new time in the video production evolution.
We will be using a combination of traditional, and social media strategies to get our story and social platform out there to attract our first few hundred beta users. In the next couple of weeks expect to see some demo videos that will help to outline how our model and framework functions. We can talk about it all we want, but until the video production world sees the potential that Spidvid and our community have, then the site is still challenging to fully figure out.
We are looking at a soft launch for Wednesday. If anything changes we will be posting updates on our Twitter account. Let the new social wave of collaborative video production begin.