VideoEgg Media Kit

8/9/2019 VideoEgg Media Kit

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Lets make online advertising better.MattHabegger,

Engineering,

VideoEggSanFrancisco,

Photo:WadeLance


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Love notes.02

VideoEgg makes the impossible seem

like business as usual. I will continue

to use them any time I need to make

my client look like a rock star.

Nathan Poeschl Morpheus Media

VideoEgg is a great media partner,

delivering compelling creative, efficient engagement,

and superb service. CPE is the way to be! :)

Jesse Cahill MediaCom

VideoEgg offers turn-key creative and unique ways for

my non-profit clients to engage with donors onl ine.Cammeo Murray Russ Reid

Stand alone. A platform built to drive engagement

with high impact creative execution. Couple this

with superior client service and branding analytics

VideoEgg to me is innovation.

Its also Creative Engagement. Viewer friendly ads

increasing time spent between consumer and brand

only breeds profitability for our clients.

Cory Henke ID Media

Rich media (production and ad

serving fees included), CPE

pricing model and creditable

inventory. Does it get any betterthan this?

Nicole Miller RJW Media

VideoEgg has given us a

vibrant, dynamic user

experience with solid

results to add to our

clients media mix.

Alexander Bunkowski

DSA Media

I always know a VideoEgg ad when I

see it! Great way to reach, engage,

interact with, intrigue, break through

the clutter, have a party with your

audience...you get the idea. VideoEgg

works!

Ashley Dillon Cosette

I won GOLD at the Media

Innovation Awards for our Fido

client with the Twitter feed

AdFrames integration. That was

Awesome! Now everybody knows

that the bird is the word!

Oliver Ceballos Bos

Digital engagement made easy and appealing

promises made by many but delivered by few.

Professional, innovative and insightful viva the

VideoEgg engagement network. A virtual teammember that helps us refine our market and provide

an optimal experience for our audience.

Zac Moffet Targeted Victory

VideoEgg has been a vital step in moving our clients

forward in a non-pharma friendly digital world.

Lehana Graham MediaCom

VideoEgg is like your mother, if your mother were

more awesome. In four words great people,

awesome product.

Terra Sharek OMD

Smart people + smart product = fun

for everyone.

Zachary Kubin MEC

VideoEgg provides really

great customer service

and can back it up with some amazing

campaign results!

Gabrielle Goneconti (Brie)

Morpheus Media

VideoEgg means giving clients

with limited resources a

chance to do somethingimpactful.

Lizzy Pietri Moses Anshell

As a Pharma Digital Media

planner Im plagued with

daunting goals and limited

options. VideoEgg represents

smooth medical legal reviews

and an engaging platform

to speak to patients about

treatment options, side effects

and cost savings. The team

at VideoEgg also has custom

solutions for our biggest

challenges.

Chad Kunko Prime

Access Inc.

VideoEgg means progressive creative executions,

guaranteed engagement with my consumers and free

gum after each meeting.

Michael Searles Media Contacts

The bird is the word.

Louis-Philippe Charland Carat

Smart people, cool products and

who doesnt love a customized

t-shirt!?!

Lisa Bronson LBi

Efficiency, top results and a pure pleasure to work

with. What else do you need?

Viola Gurvits MEC

VideoEgg offers great solutions and superior

We consistently see excellent performance in

units we run on VideoEgg.

Rachel Lary Mindshare

VideoEgg is a refreshing c

that saw something new a

moved; they continue to le

way. We love working with

and his team.

Caroline Moul PHD Netw

What Video egg means t

team is quite simple

Always about ser

offerings and s

support, Have

linked to bra

solutions Ad

beyond impr

Never comp

execution qu

Getting usab

learnings. Sim

AHANG

Byron Charles Broo

Mindshare

By combining immersive creative with an adcentric buying model, VideoEgg has succeed

making a very exciting advertising product.

Aaron Reinitz Harmelin Media

You had me at engagement.

Annie Evans Universal McCann

VideoEgg means service.

of charging only on enga

is revolutionary and as a

new idea, it takes time to

the concept to my creativ

partners. VideoEgg is alw

willing to help me throu

process.

Andrew Ettinger Palmer Media Services

What I need is a technology company that isn

to hold me to ransom. I need someone who w

take my assets and build me something inno

something stand-out, that looks great for the

need a network with intelligent targeting and

And I need someone who wi ll trade on engag

and give me the confidence that theyll make

work for me, deliver results and user interact

Thats what VideoEgg means to me

Tom Barker Mindshare

Our VideoEgg team combines whats best ab

networks with cutting edge rich media to ma

ROI packed milkshake of awesome.Paul Caparotta Bandai Games American,


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VideoEgg is a new kind of

media network that guarantees

engagement for brand advertisers.

We are headquartered in

San Francisco, California.

We have offices across the US, inCanada, the UK and Australia.

Learn more about our unique

approach to advertising at:

videoegg.com.

Follow us at:

twitter.com/videoegg

For information about advertising

with us, contact your local rep at

videoegg.com/contact

To inquire about becoming part

of our publisher network, apply at

videoegg.com/publishers

Shelly is our curious bird friend.

Together, we are learning to fly.

This publication is made from

recycled newsprint. When you are

finished with it, pass it on, or drop

it in the recycling bin.

Thanks to all the creative

VideoEggers, our clients, and

friends who helped this papercome together

2010 VideoEgg, Inc., Shelly the bird,

and VideoEgg are trademarks or registered

trademarks of VideoEgg, Inc. in the

United States and other countries. All

other trademarks are the property of their

respective owners. All Rights Reserved.

Nice people with usefultechnology making digita

advertising work better.

Designers and technologistsmake your content engaging.

Media strategists develop anefficient network approach.

We deliver your campaign and help youunderstand the impact of the investment.

Goals, targets, assets, data and reporting needs.

Marketing objective.

Engaged.

Your peeps.

Delivered.

To what end?

You are 100% Happy or we make it right.


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We love it at its very best. And we love what it enables journalism,

sport, art and culture

But lets face it, most people hate advertising most of the time.

Necessary evil or opportunity for innovation?

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Value of attention

Value of impression

Brand advertising is in trouble. The whole notion ofinterruption is under pressure. How will digital carry thetorch when it leaves precious little room for storytelling?

Indeed, media delivery is changing faster than the adstructures that support it. The industry is in desperate neof new ideas and people that can deliver them.

For the past five years we have been working on the fronlines, innovating on pricing models, audience delivery,creative formats and underlying plumbing. Were making

progress, but advertising is a big complicated business athe pace of change in media is accelerating. In short, thea lot left to do. Our focus is simple and ambitious - letsmake online advertising better for brands.


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MediaTen questions for OMGs Steve Katelman and TBWAs Colleen Decourcy

Message&Whats the best compliment youve received from a

client about your work?

SK: Hey, that worked great!

CD: Working with your team makes my team smarter.

What is it your peers and/

or clients just dont get about

digital advertising?

SK: Its not all about the click.

CD: The two conversations

seem to be data/analytics and

campaign extensions. I think

were missing the larger point that

technology and the way it canextend the value of a product or

service is a big idea. I suppose

digital can be just a platform for

advertising ideas...but why would

you stop there?

Whats the

one thing digital advertising needs to

address/solve in the next few years?

SK: True measurement.

CD: Everyone is trying to find the right ad

format to engage their audiences. I think

content is the killer onl ine engagement

and we need to invest in unique ways todeliver and allow people to experience

content beyond video views.

Will online campaigns ever make

people feel anything?

SK: I would argue that online campaigns

especially those using site sound motion

do engage people and allow for an

emotional connection to be made as this

is a lean-in medium.

CD: I think they have to or we dont have

a viable medium. Relevance and distinction are the the

two goals of advertising....digital agencies have really

been hammering relevance. Advertising is about emotion.Those two things need to f ind each other.

What one change would you like to see in the online

advertising ecosystem?

SK: Id like to see more customization & less standard

execution. True brand integration -- let the reach/

frequency play be handled by automation.

CD: Im tired of display. Its a throw-back to print

television. We shouldnt have built an online ad in

based on real estate. It stopped us from figuring o

to monetize the more complex things like social a

and content.

Why is brand advertising online so hard?

SK: Not really sure it is as long as you spend a suf

amount of time developing the correct KPIs & str

The fragmentation can be addressed.

CD: Its not. It should be the easiest thing. Its a pe

medium for brand behavior. The answer to the la

question is the reason it seems so hard.

What is the most interesting digital program

SK: McDonalds/ Hulu commercial free primetime

CD: Everything The New York Times has done to

brand online. Its the news version of itunes to m

the best demonstration of how technology can tr

the use of a product and facilitate an expression o

behavior.

If you werent doing thi

what would you be doin

SK: Playing lead guitar in

Skynyrd

CD: Id be a war corresponWhich is basically the sam

but with bullets.

What makes you most p

about your job?

SK: That I get paid for this

CD: The idea that with tec

we have no standard platfo

We dont just build messag

were creating communica

structures. Its the equivale

of inventing television and

programs that run on it - not once for 50 years of f

every day. Every day something new and someth

express through it. Every day starts with a blank

think thats true creativity.

Who is the next marketing superstar?

SK: Steve Katelman

CD: No one we know.

Relevance and

distinction are the

the two goals of

advertising...digital

agencies have really

been hammering

relevance. Advertising

is about emotion. Those

two things need to find

each other.

Colleen Decourcy

ColleenDecourcyChiefDigital Officer,TBWA Worldwide

Steve KatelmanVP, StrategicPublisher Partnerships,

DigitalOmnicomMediaGroup

Q & A

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Our ads expand like th is. Advertisers can do pretty much

anything in here. Video, games, maps, tweets.

Everything is shareable across social environments.grows

RunswildAdFrames is a

multi-platform system.

The same experience

runs across mobile

environments, like

the iPhone.

BORNThe AdFrames system and creation tools enable

teams to create lots of sizes like this very quickly.

Doc stays put.We recently added Doc to the

AdFrames product suite. Doc isanchored to the bottom of a site

(users can always close it). It

expands and delivers the same

rich experiences as other

AdFrames products.

The life

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Action starts with.The innovative charity organization challenged us to raise awareness to help eliminate

AIDS in Africa. We put our people, technology and network to the task. Along with the pro-bo

campaign, we created an attention dashboard to broadcast the results in real-time. Heres whlooked like (see it live at www.videoegg.com/red)

Doc for page-takeover impact

Mobile for intimacy

C A S E S T U D Y

AdFrames Display for reach and engagement

VideoEgg Cares is how we use our resources tosupport important causes like . For moreinformation about how we might support yourcause, contact your local sales representative.

Cares

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...attention.The live dashboard showed attention, impression, average time spent, video views, discrete engagementsand secondary actions.


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VE: The Ad Effectiveness Study is the first and largest of its

kind ComScore has conducted. Why?

LL: This was a controlled experimental design. It allowed us to

isolate the impact of the ad unit vs. site type

essentially, whether environment played a role

in the ads effectiveness. Most of our research

deals with live campaigns. We have various

types of measures. The difference is: Because

its live, we cant control for all variables to

really understand what the driving factor of the

shift is. In the case of this controlled study, we

were able to examine all brand measures.

VE: What do the results mean for media

buyers? What about brand managers?

LL: For media buyers, while theres value in

placing an ad on large brand sites, we also

found more creative ad units, including videounits, can significantly raise brand lift regardless of context. Its

a matter of where youre looking to spend dollars. Ad format is

something they should put more weight on in their decision.

For brand managers, its a matter of engagement. We saw

considerable lift with those who engaged with the actual a

Engagement is 6x more effective driving ad recall. When yo

creating an ad experience, think of how

consumers to engage with your brand. It

shifting that mindset and creating comp

experiences.

VE: What can we learn about measu

with this? Is measurement changing?

LL: Put simply, the click isnt the best in

of brand engagement. Were going to a p

brand ROI (sales) measurement is beco

more of a holistic view of what worked w

campaign, examining that through vario

and turning that knowledge into best pr

over time.

VE: Whats the biggest takeaway for the industry?

LL: I have two. Ad format matters. Engagement is a big one

mind.

Behind the NumbersA Conversation with Lesle Litton, comScore Vice President

Q & A

..measurement is

becoming more of aholistic view of what

worked well in the

campaign, examining

that through various

filters and turning

that knowledge into

best practices over

time.

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In our quest to make online advertising better, we partnered withcomScore on a landmark study. Our goal was to arm brands withdefinitive research on the relative brand value of rich media ad unitsThe largest of its kind, the study involved six major brands across avariety of industries and included 14,000 respondents. Together, weexamined how ad performance is impacted by environment and howparticular creative units drive brand recall and perception.

To put the study into a little more context, we sat down with LesleLitton, comScore vice president, to discuss its significance and whatthe findings mean for you.


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Video Intrstl AdFrames AF + Intrstl Engagers

SELECT ATTRIBUTES Index engagers to non-engagers(Banner index 100)

Rich media ad unitsoutperform standardbanners.

VideoEgg AdFrame (AF)

units are 2x as effective

in generating ad recall.

Engagement increases

unaided recall by 6x and aided

recall by more more than 4x.

Key findings:

Engaging videoad units perform

well regardless ofenvironment.

While consumers were more

familiar with brand name sites

when controlling for ad unit and

advertiser, the type of site alone

did not shift brand metrics.

Aided and Unaided Recall

Impact of

site type

Not significant

Impact of

advertiser

99% significant

Impact of

ad unit

99% significant

Ponder this:

How do interruptive

approaches deliver on

brand metrics?

What are light ways

get people to engage a

boost recall and brand

perceptions?

How can you increase

spent with a brand?

What role should prem

play in your buy?

Ad engagementincreases keybrand perceptionsand lower funnelmetrics.

48% increase in top two

box brand associations on

average.

23% increase in brand

consideration.

12% increase in likelihood to

recommend

THANKS TO BRANDS THAT

PARTICIATED IN THE STUDY:

When creating an ad experience, you mustthink of how you want consumers to engage withyour brand. This study demonstrates a need to shiftindustry mindset and place more emphasis on creatincompelling ad experiences. - Lesle Litton,Vice President at comScore

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2010 VideoEgg + comScore study, the first large-scale research project to accuratelydetermine the interplay of Ad Units, Engagement and Environment.

AIDED AD RECALL Which of the following ads do yourecall seeing on the site? (Banner index 100)

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BIRD LOVER

People Networks

Balance audience, context and environment.

How we might target a young, influential tech enthusiastto introdue a new mobile offering.

Leverage impression

level audience data

from identifying

females 18-34. Deliver

mid to high income.

Blogs, specifically in

tech, fashion and music.

Streaming music sites.

Celebrity news and

witty fashion critiques.

Mobile social utilities

and streaming media

apps. Next generation

devices like iPad.

ModeAudience

Customized, data-driven brandnetworks that know where peogo to connect, learn and play.

Context

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network

Current, curated, quality.We partner with leading

media brands and fast-

growing, influential

newcomers. OurEngaging 100 list

includes some of the

most interesting sites and

applications on the web.

Fortified withReal-time impression leveldata enables us to identifyspecific audiences and

interests.

Mobile too.

Based on your reach and

targeting objectives we deliveryou a list to meet your needs.

We will work with you to add o

remove sites that dont fit the b

Ensuring your brand is safe.The steps we take.1. Domain-level whitelisting No domains

outside of our pre-screened list2. Keyword filtering on page No pagesthat violate our inappropriate content filter

3. Continual human review Regular deepdives to verify sites havent changed sinceacceptance

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Solutions

< Attention seeking engagement monster

Feed them RFPs. Feel the love.Say hello to our attention seeking engagement monsters,

the VideoEgg Solutions team.Throw them the brief.Theyll love you back with surpisingly clever ways

of engaging your audience. XO.


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Things we do...

We are straightforward and clear.

We like solving complex problems.

We care less about our competitors andmore about our clients.

We believe details make the product.

We think good service really matters.

So does good design.

We like to laugh.

We care about the world.

We are ambitious.

We zag.

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Engagement. We know thats what marketing is

all about, but weve never agreed on what it isand how to measure it. All engagements matter,

yet most of them happen outside the view of

any reliable measuring technology. Until we

all have implants in our skulls, a lot of this just

cant be quantified.

Yet advertisers want to know what value

they are getting for their money. The

language doesnt exist yet to measure

engagement in all its forms. So the

industry has stalled. Its time to get

moving again, but to define engagement

in terms of what is measurable.

While the industry has grown, so too have

the mechanisms that individual agencies,

publishers, networks, and creative vendors

have put in place to count what they

deem to be important success metrics.

The system promotes game playing.

How many times have you seen an auto-

playing video running silently beneath the

scroll? Or an ad impression on a redirect

page? Or an expanding ad on a quick

trigger to get accidental engagements?

Even when everyone is being an

upstanding citizen, we have a tower

of Babel situation in the language of

measurement. We have CPA, CPL, CTR,

CPE, eCPM, complete views, brand

lift, ad recall, time spent, and a host

more. Agencies try to normalize all the

different things they buy, and their unique

measurement methodologies, through

a Rosetta Stone of a spreadsheet that

distills them into a common metric. But

each agency has a different spreadsheet.

It is crucial that, as an industry, we develop a common

language to describe what constitutes engagement: different

categories of engagement, measurable indicators that tell us

it has happened and to what degree, and effects that we are

able to quantify. Until we do, it will continue to be difficult to

tell the C-Suite that we are providing value. What we need is

to develop a measurement model that cuts through the murk

and heads towards a vernacular that can compare all of

creative executions, technologies and media types.

Its not an easy conversation to have. No one wants a ch

direction that will make their old measures look like the

inflated and thats whats likely to happen to almost ev

if we start describing engagement in terms of hand-rais

brand-recalling, time-spending, intention-peaking, action

taking consumer effects. But if we

we can do much better for the adve

and, quite probably, learn a few thi

that will make consumers lives be

The conversation only moves along

following things happen:

Advertisers: Ask agencies tough

questions. How are they measuring

engagement? Why did they choose

do it this way rather than another?

do they know it works? Dont accep

industry standard practices as an

answer those practices might not

best for being standard.

Agencies: Ask publishers tough

questions. How does each define a

engagement? What consumer beha

can we track? Should we track thos

How do you care for both the adver

and the user experience? Are those

captured honestly?

Publishers: Ask clients tough ques

Why do you think the metrics you h

asked us to hit are the right measur

How can we work more closely tog

to create value rather than talking a

price all the time?

The industry as a whole needs to spend some real time

brain power sorting through these issues and publish a

standards that enables understanding and eliminates g

playing. If were going to find a better way to advertise i

this very fragmented world that has outgrown its traditi

metrics, it must be done.

- Matt Rose

Counting what countsP E R S P E C T I V E

Can we develop a common language to describe engagement?


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What works?

We will help youfigure it out.AdStudyIdentify media and designelements that driveengagement to maximize

your campaign.

Brand StudyUnderstand how yourcampaign impacts brandmetrics.

Custom ResearchDesign and implementcustom research programs

to make your online brandadvertising work better.

Sample report: AdStudy performance analysis (sample data)

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Somequestionswed liketoanswerwithdata:

1. Can we quantify the brandingvalue ofuser control and choicewhen viewing ads?

2. What are thedesign principlesthat drive time spent withanad?

3. How do different third-party

targeting data offerings influencebrand andROI metrics?

4. Are people whoelect to engagewith an ad already pre-disposedto the brand?

5. Can we use regression analysisto map the Internet for premiumengagement opportunities?

6. Howcan brain wave

measurement help us understandengagement with, attention to,

andcognitive processing ofonline video?


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P E R S P E C T I V E

iPad: A Touching Response.At a press conference the week after the iPad launched, Steve Jobs

introduced his new mobile OS along with his exclusive network for an

exclusive ad unit: the iAd. In Jobs vision of the world and a direct hit

to competitor Eric Schmidt of Google mobile devices are not about

search, but about app usage.

As Steve describes it, the iPad is: our most advanced technology in

a magical and revolutionary device at an unbelievable price that wil l

change everything about mobile devices. From our perspective, we

are pretty sure this new device will change one thing: the mobile web

browsing experience.

Since the integration of Internet access into phones, companies have

been trying to figure out how to use these uniquely personaldevices for marketing. Most mobile advertising

is currently text-based or tiny, dull banners

placed on a limited number of WAP sites.

Only within apps and mostly iPhone

or Android phone apps at that is

anything approaching what we would

call rich media possible. And since

the penetration of iPhones and Android

devices in the US represents less than

5% of the total mobile market according to

comScore, is it really worth it for a marketer?

The market also hasnt matured because there

is little understanding of how consumers engagewith content on small-screen mobile devices.

Now that problem changes character with a

bigger touchscreen and we already know

how touchscreens have changed behavior on

smartphones. People with touchscreens are

more likely to click on the ads reports show

that click through behavior on iPhones and

Android phones are virtually identical and

are more likely to already be engaging in mobile

commerce.

I dont know how people will use the iPad. I feel safe in saying

that the real-world use cases for the iPad will be determined byobserving its use and not by the technology itself. But there are a few

things we have to be aware of with the device, as it could be the true

game changer for mobile web browsing.

Apple is shutting out Adobe by declaring that HTML5 is the only

programming language that ads on Apple devices can be programmed

in. Thats a huge challenge to marketers and agencies used to building

wired web ads in Flash. While they would like to simply port ad

the iPad, the reality is not so simple.

Rushing headlong into a new thing without understanding its

fundamental differences is a recipe for failure. And this is a new

The iPad is a tactile device. Fingers are king. And fingers dont o

the way a mouse does. They are not pinpoint activators of finely

delimited, image-mapped navigation. How should the web work

you can touch it? How do my stubby fat fingers manipulate the

content as my wifes fine thin ones? Just like a glove, one standa

school approach to content wont fit all.

The iPhone has trained people that they can flick to zoom in and

to zoom out. If that behavior takes place on the iPad, weto re-think what an impression is. Can we deve

a content hierarchy that changes based on t

zoom level, in order to maximize the value

impression no matter its user-determined s

We might want to go back to basics and r

whether impressions should be dumped in

of paying based on interactions. What doe

mean to expand an ad, or navigate content

ad, when people use their fingers to trace an

intent to move the pieces around? What sort o

should we start tracking w

those fingers can tell us s

Early television was repu

radio drama performed fo

camera sold to single spons

took time and experimentation

producers learned to visualize the

and advertisers learned to create the

spots. The same was true of the Interne

And the same is true, on a potentially smaller

less important scale, of mobile advertising. The iP

the new advertising platform on the block iAd repre

next step in the evolution of interactive media and will give dev

tools that wil l allow them to incorporate ads users can view wit

leaving their apps.

Its all so new lets not think we know the answers yet.

- Matt Ro

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Founded in 2005.Privately held. Profitable.Operationsin nine markets including Australia, Canada, UK. 100%year-over-year global sales growth in 2009.Represent90% of the biggest digital advertisers in North Americ

Reaching more than 100 million global uniques.Delivering one billion impressions per month.

Still restless.

Restlessness is discontentand discontent is the first

necessity of progress.Show me a thoroughlysatisfied man andI will show you a failure.

Thomas Edison


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ElyseBellamy,

Creative,

VideoEggSanFrancisco

RyanChristo,Engineering,

VideoEggSanFrancisco


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When was the last time online advertising

made you feel something?

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