I really really liked what I saw in the potential of what Veeple has produced, and just think, in my limited, un business oriented opinion, that your web site and selection of examples presents a limited range of uses of the technology. I work for an organization that works with almost 300 of the leading learning organizations in higher education, and would like to be able to point them to your software as something that can do more than link to products or retail outlets.

And I’d like to see what the Ivy League Dude is doing. So look for a private email.

Thanks, and I mean that….

Thanks for the write up. I run business development for Veeple. Our service is geared towards the web publisher primarily. We talk about “monetization”, quotes are for your benefit :-), to the extent that folks want to make money from their videos by embedding ads. That revenue is solely split between the advertiser and the web publisher.

Our goal is to have the web publisher use Veeple to enhance their storytelling ability through embeddable links, including MP3s, flash video and static images. The publisher can also make any element in the video itself clickable, thus extending “the story” and providing the audience with relevant information about the people, places and objects in the video.

As it pertains to the education market, we have a lingusitics professor from an Ivy League university using Veeple for language translation for his students, using our text box overlays.

I think the opportunities are vast and would look forward to conversation with you if you are interested in learning more about the company.

regards,

Ed Lee
SVP, Business Development
Veeple
ed@veeple.com