A fun new idea

So I am on my second week of working out again. I must admit, there was a good 3 months where I did not exercise at all. Getting back into the routine is not easy. The fact that the weather has been nice, and I have a large dog that needs exercise on a regular basis, has helped. Getting a new habit going again is still a challenge.

In the tough economy that we live in, Mike and I have been working to be more flexible in everything we do. Over the last couple months we have come out with some new programs that make video affordable for anyone. For weddings we rolled out the "Forever Films Preservation Package". It allows a couple to have us come shoot the wedding just like we normally would, but we save all the raw footage for editing at a later date. It helps soften the cost initially to the couple. The preservation package starts at about $1,299 where our popular signature packages would normally start at $2,500. the "Forever Films Preservation Package" is a great way to still get the memories preserved without the need for a higher budget. However we always encourage our "Forever Films Signature Package"...Its just not always in the budget.

Mike and I are always thinking... The latest development we have been working on is our corporate work. We do great videos for companies, but just like everyone else, sometimes paying upwards of $3,000 just is not in the cards for some businesses. That is why we are working on developing a program that will allow a business to have an HD video put right on their website, and social marketing sites with little or no upfront costs, and a small fee of $40-100 per month ongoing. Think of it as a cell phone plan for your videos. Easy, quick, affordable. We have chosen a few names and we are looking for feedback on what you like the most.
Here are the choices for the program name:
1. VideoReach
2. LiveCast
3. Corporate Cast
4. EasyReach
5. VideoCom
6. YouReach
7. Send a suggestion you think of... :)

We would love your feedback. Send us your favorite to Charles@EideCom.com
Til next time...

Charles