ATLANTA, GA, May 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Atlanta video production company company, Atlanta Business Video (ABV), offers videos for companies with profiles on Angie's List. As a new service Angie's List now let's businesses add video to their CompanyConnect profiles. Video can be a great marketing tool for selling products and services. With ABV's green screen studio, video productions in Atlanta are available at an affordable price to consumers.
Angie's List is a popular website that aggregates consumer reviews for local service providers such as doctors, dentists, insurers, and home repair companies. The site is unique in that it charges the consumer to see reviews. Angie's List serves 124 cities and offers consumer reviews for more than 250 categories. They grade companies using a report-card style A through F scale based on reviews. Now, as a value-added service, Angie's List allows companies to add video to their profiles using an easy 3 step process.
"At Atlanta Business Video we produce crystal clear videos using the Final Cut HD Pro Software Suite, which is the latest industry standard. Videos can be filmed in studio or on-location and can be incorporated into commercials or branding videos that can be uploaded to sites like Angie's List," explains Roger Stix, Producer of the Atlanta video company. ABV also offers virtual walk-ons for websites and HD video editing services.
ABV's solutions allow businesses to use video to improve sales, communication, and search engine results for their websites as well as publish videos on sites like Angie's List and YouTube. In addition, their Atlanta studio services include studio rental, talent selection, and more. They also provide re-editing services of existing videos.
To learn more, contact Atlanta Business Video at 404-343-3540 or visit them online at www.AtlantaBusinessVideo.com.
About Atlanta Business Video
Atlanta Business Video is a new kind of Web 2.0 video production studio designed to be able to create professional quality Atlanta video productions at prices that are affordable to even small businesses by using their green screen studio. They offer a variety of services to meet your professional video needs. Shoot on-location or take advantage of Atlanta Business Video's in-studio video production to create corporate commercials, branding videos, or a virtual walk-on for your Website.
For more info visit: http://www.atlantabusinessvideo.com
Atlanta Video Production Specialists Offer Video Services for Angie's List CompanyConnect Profiles
Atlanta Business Video, a premier Atlanta video production company, provides affordable video services for companies who are adding video to their CompanyConnect profiles on Angie's List.
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