MarketingProfs Video: Seesmic Presages Video as a Personal Communication Tool

by Matt Dickman

Published on November 27, 2007

Tags: New Media, Product Marketing, Social Networking, Videos

What do you get when you combine video, social networking, micromedia, and a very savvy French entrepreneur? You get Seesmic.

The site is a social network where the primary content is video. Users record video, post it to the site, and other users reply in video.

Seesmic is the brainchild of French blog star Loic Le Meur and aims to do to video conversations what Twitter did to text-based conversations.

The site is in pre-alpha (only about 300 users are testing it now) and a lot will change over the course of the next couple of months. I'll repost when it goes into beta. In the meantime, enjoy the video:

Here is an example of the user-side of the video experience from Seesmic:

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Matt Dickman is a technology evangelist and interactive marketing strategist at digital marketing firm DigiKnow (www.digiknow.com). He helps clients use technology to reach their marketing objectives.

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