Flashpoint Media LLC today announced their official launch and the general availability of their Video Rewards App for Both the iPad and iPhone, which enables advertisers and small business app owners to effectively harness the power of video to connect directly with consumers; it is available for free at the iTunes Store. The app is creating a buzz all over the Internet as a user-friendly and easy way to make extra money.
The Video Rewards App makes it simple for mobile users to earn money by simply watching movie and app trailers; advertiser’s in-turn are willing to reward users for their participation. First-time guests can create a free account in just a few easy steps. Users are paid cash (PayPal) or giftcards for watching app or movie trailers; they can also take one of the daily surveys. Video Rewards was designed to be a direct competitor to App Trailers & Perk TV it both offers more videos and offers more credits per trailer watched. In alittle less than 3 weeks we have already generated over 10,000 downloads and lit the internet abuzz in excitment. Watch videos and earn points on the go with the new Video Rewards App! Check out the latest entertaining videos from & trailers on your iPhone or iPad! With Video Rewards, you can earn unlimited points anywhere and instantly!
"With 85% of U.S. adults using mobile phones with apps, mobile is quickly emerging as a new leader for e-commerce video, and we are thrilled to launch our app which enables businesses and individuals to harness the power of mobile video," said Mike Roche, CEO of Video Rewards. "Merchants are looking for a way to leverage consumer insights on their websites and products. As the usage of mobile continues to explode, consumers are increasingly turning to apps for information about products and services and to look for new ways to interact with brands. In fact, according to eMarketer, mobile usage increased 125 percent in 2014 over what it was in 2013. Additionally with the launch of the iPhone 6 the US mobile advertising market is set to reach almost $9.4 billion.
