Autos On Video Selects Flick Fusion As Hosting And Integration Partner
The provider of video walk-around technology has tabbed Flick Fusion’s video marketing platform to host its videos. Auto On Video officials said the connection will provide users with enhanced video content, marketing and distribution features.
URBANDALE, Iowa — Flick Fusion Video Marketing has been selected by Autos On Video Inc., which specializes in video walk-around technology, to integrate the Autos On Video real video inventory application with Flick Fusion's automated video generation and marketing platform.
By hosting videos on the Flick Fusion platform, Autos On Video will have the ability to offer auto dealers additional types of video content, as well as marketing and distribution capabilities designed to create calls to action for car shoppers and increase conversion, show and sales rates for auto dealers, according to company officials.
"Autos On Video already provides real video and social solutions that make it easy to create and share high-quality, short walk-around videos that inspire buyers to take action," said Tom Gallaher, co-founder of Autos On Video. "We chose to partner with Flick Fusion because their automated video production capabilities, enhanced features and distribution model are unparalleled in the industry, which will greatly benefit our dealership customers."
Flick Fusion offers a comprehensive video marketing platform, including an automated video production and distribution process designed to increase organic SEO rankings, conversion rates and generate more leads to the dealership. All videos generated with the Flick Fusion video marketing platform are viewable on mobile devices. For more information, visit www.flickfusion.com
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