The supplied envelope is not postage-paid, and requires a stamp. Then, a few weeks later, the Guild sent over another mailing saying that I should return the DVD in a postage-paid envelope or pay up some cash for the DVD and additional video selections. The spammy and deceptive mailings were the same and again started off with the Woodworkers Guild of America sending over an unsolicited DVD.
#WOODWORKERS GUILD OF AMERICA VIDEOS SERIES#
The WoodWorkers Guild of America produces The Complete Woodworking Video Collection and has shipped over 600,000 DVDs from the series to woodworkers during the past year. WWGOA is focused on improving woodworkers’ skills and is a leading destination for high-quality video tips, clips and techniques.
WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) is a wholly owned subsidiary of TN Marketing, based in Plymouth, Minnesota. But we truly feel that that our original WWGOA video content helps set us apart from other woodworking websites, and the 100,000 video views that woodworkers have registered confirms this.” “It is always a challenge launching a new brand,” said Vondriska, “Especially when there are many great sources for woodworkers to reference. We sold out of Woodworker’s Mills in that campaign and we know that the video tip we used throughout the campaign had a direct and positive impact on our sales.” Our winter sales campaign was a huge success. “We posted the video tip on our technical blog, used it in correspondence to potential customers and embedded it on the specific product page on our website. “The video clip was finished just in time for last year’s winter sales campaign,” said Charlie Griffin, Technical Sales Manager of Logosol, Inc. Logosol, a manufacturer of wood processing products, worked with WWGOA to create a video clip using their Woodworker’s Mill product. Manufacturers are also finding value in the video content that WWGOA is producing. This makes us a valuable resource for woodworkers who need to find video content quickly.” “We produce our own woodworking video clips,” said George, “but we also search the Internet daily looking for great woodworking content and we post that content to our website. WWGOA launched with more than 300 woodworking video clips and today has more than 400 video clips on its website. Woodworkers have shown they have an appetite for WWGOA’s video content, registering over 100,000 video views between WWGOA’s website and its YouTube channel. We saw an opportunity to fill this gap with high-quality, technique driven videos that help woodworkers improve their skills.” “However, much of the video content on the web was low quality or advertisement driven. “We recognized that woodworkers were getting more and more of their information from the Internet and there was a rise in the number of woodworking videos available on publishers’ websites and YouTube,” said master woodworker and managing editor George Vondriska. Since its inception a year ago with more than 300 video clips of both original WWGOA video content and the best-of-the- web video content, the website has experienced steady growth in the number of visitors and video views. Launched in October 2008, the website is positioned as a leading destination for woodworking video clips, tips and techniques.
28, 2009 - PRLog - PLYMOUTH, MN, - WoodWorkers Guild of America () celebrated its one year anniversary in October with its 100,000 video view.
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