SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- BizVision.com, the leader in
affordable online training videos for small businesses and individuals, will
generate seven-figure revenues and expects to break even in its first year, it
announced today.
"The tough economy has actually been a benefit to BizVision," said
BizVision.com creator Rob Chipman, who has worked in the digital media and
training industries for more than 16 years.
"BizVision.com is the only site offering online training video viewing for
free or for a small fee, instead of the hundreds of dollars corporations
normally pay per DVD," Chipman said. "From coursework to training videos,
online options are a smart solution to maximize training budgets."
Instant accessibility is another advantage to using affordable online training
resources, according to Chipman.
"Using BizVision.com to improve a person's skills is available 24/7 at a
reasonable price. This makes historically expensive training materials
accessible to individuals and small businesses anywhere for the first time,
and keeps them affordable for larger companies with pared-back training
budgets."
When launched nearly a year ago, BizVision.com pulled together a wide range of
educational, training and personal-development videos into one convenient Web
site.
"It is the business world's answer to YouTube, but with quality video and a
business model," said Chipman.
Customers who have used BizVision expressed satisfaction with the service.
"Ongoing training is an absolute must for a company," said Brian O'Neil,
president of California Linen Services in Pasadena. "We use BizVision as part
of our regular training program and have had positive results. It keeps people
on the ball. BizVision will be part of our program forever."
Ted Butler, plant manager of Kemira Water Solutions in Chicago, needed safety
training and came across BizVision on the Internet.
"BizVision provides a good selection of training videos that are affordable
and cost-effective," he explained. "Anyone who has a group of people they need
to train can use the service, with its wide variety of subjects. In addition
to our safety training, we are looking at using BizVision for team building,
communication and other topics."
Several thousand videos divided into more than 90 categories are available
from BizVision.com.
The most popular categories include customer relations, sales, entrepreneurs,
small business, time management and productivity, career development,
executive management, finance, human resources, communications, project
management and safety programs, according to Chipman.
Online offerings from BizVision average $5 per individual viewing. Options for
online group viewings and DVD purchases also are available.
Any video can be previewed before purchasing at www.bizvision.com.
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