Media Training
Because we are media “insiders,” these friends tapped our expertise on “How the Media Works.” Allegis Capital Scale Venture Partners BizTechDay Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) Racepoint Group, Inc. SF Entrepreneur Group Applied Cultural Training Candia Communications Stanford School of Business
Stanford GSB
Pushloop Media was honored to partner with the Stanford Business School’s Mastery in Communication Initiative. We taught best practices in multimedia communication to graduate students launching businesses and developing their corporate profiles. That lesson included real hands-on pitch creation and on-camera coaching. Entrepreneurs learned how to use multiple media tools to convey their marketing message, [...]
Drivesavers Messaging
Data recovery companies can claim they emphasize security, but this marketing video actually proves DriveSavers treats security with a plan and precision. Instead of having an outside voice narrate the company’s claims, we decided it would be more powerful to have company leaders describe the company’s security program in their own words. Conversational interviews achieved [...]
Platinum Branding
Words, words, words… They can get lost, misinterpreted, or muddled if they don’t tell a clear, concise, and compelling story. When Platinum Organics started its venture in luxury organic textiles, there was a lot of “noise” in that space. It was important for the new company to explain the founders’ philosophy, stand out from the [...]
Ring Central Features
RingCentral’s telephony tools are the best in the industry, and the Silicon Valley startup needed videos to show them off. We created a uniform series of online pieces showcasing RingCentral’s main products. A virtual pbx tool that has so many features, can sound more complicated than it really is. Instead of bombarding the consumer with [...]
MeeVee Web Show
MeeVee was a website with a lot of content about tv shows. Think of it like an online tv guide or schedule with countless show clips, actor interviews, and “extra” Hollywood gossip. It had great content, that was difficult to find. So, to fit with the MeeVee brand, we created a snarky weekly webcast highlighting [...]
