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Public institutions, political groups, organisations of all sizes are diving in to — and benefiting from — a live video strategy. From massive conference keynotes, to intimate fireside chats or webinars, webstreaming creates immersive, meaningful connections with their audience, no matter where they are.
Live streaming is now a trend.
Tomorrow, it will be an expectation.
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At WeStream, we follow this commitment to live streaming in real time.
The audience is human. They need personal interaction, recognition, and connection. Face to face is the best form to humanise your communication.
Expand the reach
and shelf life
of your events.
Whether it’s for events or sharing information internally, with a fairly modest increase in budget, you can reach a considerably higher audience. Live streaming the sessions online reaches 2 to 100 times as many people than the entire conference itself.
If possible, turn your live event into a series.
Keeping your events consistent is a guaranteed way to increase brand awareness and brand equity, while engaging meaningfully with your audience.
What is the call to action at the end of your stream? If you want to turn your event audience into conversions, you will need to facilitate viewer interaction after the stream is over.
Facebook Live
Facebook Live videos generate 6X more interactions than regular video, and remains a priority in its News Feed algorithm, bettering your chances of visibility in an increasingly challenging landscape.
Press conference, round table, sport competition, concert, fashion show, product launch, graduation, training, conference, seminar, interview... are suitable for broadcasting via Facebook Live.
WeStream teams travel with 4k cameras and a portable video control room. We adapt to each event, depending on its size and configuration. We guarantee the best quality and the best quality/price ratio for the production and the diffusion of your events via Facebook Live. Our teams are based in Brussels, London and Paris and travel all over the world.
YouTube Live
YouTube Live Streaming is a service provided by Google. It allows you to broadcast your event live on Youtube. You will be able to combine the SEO capabilities of the greatest search engine and the experience of live streaming! Once your live recording is finished, we convert it to high-quality video.
Another advantage is that YouTube videos can easily be integrated into your website. This allows internet users to discover your website while watching your live content.
Youtube Live Streaming is also a great opportunity to get your community to visit and like your YouTube channel. If possible, turn your live event into a series, to your events consistent, increase brand awareness and engage meaningfully with your audience.
WeStream allows you to gain visibility, awareness and increase your audience tenfold!
Vimeo
Whether it’s live chat, live polling, email capture, live Q&A… Vimeo offers to the users a powerful way to create stronger, more immediate engagement with their audience.
Email capture helps you gather contact info before or after your stream. Live chat lets your audience chat and react during your live events. Live polls are an exciting way for you to quizz, gather opinions, or take the pulse of your audience. And with live Q&A, viewers can ask questions directly to you.
Your Webinar platform
You have your own webinar platform : Cisco WEBex, Microsoft Teams, Zoom... You don’t want to use a computer webcam but you prefer to have a professional TV crew to increase the sound and image quality of you intervention ? We can add infographic overlays and switch between your statement and a fullscreen Powerpoint presentation. We can push all this into your favorite webinar software.
Your Website
Are you organising an event and want to increase its visibility to your community? Broadcast your event live on your website!
Brands need to create visibility. Broadcasting a live event increases your internet presence. It’s also a great way to develop a sense of closeness to your community.
Television is dead. Online video averages 5.75 hours per week and is up 34% year-on-year. Tablets and smartphones account for 3.25 hours compared to 2.48 hours for the computer.