New Social Media Options on vADz.com Make Creating Your Own Video Ad Easier Than Ever

Now you are just a few clicks away from making your own vADz video ad using your Instagram video clips and photos.

2013-06-26

CINCINNATI, OH, June 26, 2013 (Press-News.org) What's hotter than social media?...Video! Cincinnati-based vADz Inc. has announced the inclusion of new social media sharing functionality on its DYI video ad site, www.vADz.com.

Anticipating the move by Instagram that enables their users to create 15 second video clips, vADz.com now gives its clients the ability to upload their Instagram video clips directly from Facebook and combine them along with photos, music, a script, and add-ons such as coupons, maps, and product information to create a very effective video ad for as little as $5/per video.

"Some of our clients are a little nervous initially about their own ability to create video clips to use in making their vADz advertising video, but most of them are very comfortable with taking an Instagram photo. Now Instagram has made it just as easy to take a video as it is to take a photo. With one click those videos and photos can be uploaded for use in creating a vADz video ad," said Chris Burnett, vADz Vice President of Marketing.

vADz videos are hosted by vADz.com and can easily be shared to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. vADz video creators are also supplied with an embed code, making it easy to use the video in a video advertising campaign or on their own website.

vADz creators realize that small business owners may not have the time to assemble their own videos, so they offer an option that will allow you to upload those Instagram videos and pictures directly to vADz for assembly to a custom-made video for as little as $50.

www.vADz.com is the DYI Video Ad Creation site that allows clients to combine video clips, photos, music and sound to create a professional advertising video. Options also include coupons, maps, click to buy and other add-ons.

For further information contact
Chris Burnett
cburnett@vADz.com
513-721-3900

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