Conçu pour la publicité : une meilleure façon de partager des éléments vidéo

Il suffit de partager des fichiers vidéo et c'est parti ! Aussi simple que l'e-mail, mais conçu pour la publicité : organisé, sécurisé, avec Contrôle qualité (QC) — et prêt à être transformé en campagne avec des collaborateurs. Kiran Earwaker sur notre nouvelle fonctionnalité facile de partage de ressources vidéo.

Ceci a été initialement publié sur le site de Peach. En savoir plus sur la rebranding de Peach vers Cape.io.

Regardez James Clark partager facilement des fichiers avec des collaborateurs dans Peach


Lorsque nous avons commencé à chercher comment aider nos clients à gérer la diffusion de leurs publicités TV, les éléments vidéo sociaux, les serveurs de publicités, BVoD et les destinations publicitaires, nous avons contacté un grand nombre d'utilisateurs dans l'industrie dont la responsabilité est de gérer ces fichiers numériques.

Une des principales choses que nous avons constatées était que les agences dépendent encore fortement d'outils comme les emails et les autres outils de partage de fichiers comme WeTransfer et Dropbox. Bien que cette méthode soit une solution simple, elle peut également créer beaucoup de problèmes à terme :

  • Les emails se perdent à cause des boîtes de réception surchargées et du roulement de personnel

  • Les liens WeTransfer expirent sous 14 jours

  • Les pages de téléchargement peuvent être bloquées par des pare-feu internes

  • Les fichiers doivent être téléchargés puis re-téléchargés dans plusieurs systèmes

  • Ils ne sont pas sécurisés !

Même après que les responsables de campagnes (AdOps, équipes programmatiques, etc.) ont réussi à obtenir les bons fichiers, il y a un risque que le fichier échoue au téléchargement ou soit rejeté par un diffuseur en raison de spécifications de fichiers incorrectes. Selon l'endroit où le problème se situe dans le flux de travail, il incombe à cette personne de le remonter dans la chaîne pour s'assurer que le problème est résolu.

Tout cela prend trop de temps. Les gens le décrivent comme désordonné (pour le moins !) — se démener pour localiser, retravailler et mettre à jour les fichiers. Beaucoup de choses peuvent mal tourner et c'est souvent le cas — menant à la frustration.

Peach, bien sûr, résout ces problèmes, mais en parlant à nos clients nous avons réalisé que nous pourrions rendre cela plus facile. Avant aujourd'hui, Peach demandait aux utilisateurs de saisir beaucoup d'informations juste pour télécharger une vidéo numérique. Nous voulions supprimer ce processus alambiqué et rendre le tout beaucoup plus simple et facile à utiliser.

Nous avons exploré les moyens de simplifier cela. Après beaucoup d'idées et de recherches, nous avons décidé qu'un premier grand pas est simplement de laisser les utilisateurs télécharger des fichiers numériques — sans d'abord ajouter d'informations. Une fois téléchargé, Peach reconnaît automatiquement le type de publicité, le format d'image, et la durée. Le titre est ensuite défini en fonction du nom de fichier téléchargé. Les publicités peuvent ensuite être rapidement partagées avec un autre collaborateur pour ajouter des destinations, distribuer les fichiers ou travailler avec des activateurs. Nous avons beaucoup d'autres étapes que nous voulons franchir pour rendre ce processus encore plus facile pour nos utilisateurs, mais nous croyons que c'est une étape passionnante vers la simplification de la gestion des campagnes numériques.

Remarque : Pour l'instant, nous ne prenons pas en charge les actifs TV linéaires pour cette fonctionnalité.

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