Unclaimed: Are are working at Vimeo ?
Vimeo lets users produce lead-generating virtual events and webinars that grow their business. With Vimeo, users can turn any video, webinar, or virtual event into evergreen content for their website and marketing campaigns. You can also measure the results of your campaigns on your website, social, and anywhere else using our analytics dashboard.
( 1 )
Capabilities |
|
---|---|
Segment |
|
Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
Compare Vimeo with other popular tools in the same category.
Very good software to get it done, has never had any issues.
I haven't has any issues and its been working great for me the last year or so
I'm able to streamline my workflow and get jobs done quicker and easier than anything I've used before
Easy to use and upload videos. Being able to download videos and share them is really handy.
Sometimes it's hard to figure out settings for security and embedding the videos.
Sharing videos internally or with clients.
The ease of uploading our sermons from our Sunday services. It is very quick upload process and works well as cross functioning with other software we use.
I am not sure there is anything that we dislike of the service.
This gives us a central place to upload all of our messages. We no longer has to have a dedicated hard drive to save all sermons in house.
Vimeo is as intuitive as it should be - you simply drag and drop files to upload videos, and from there can easily rename, change thumbnail, change privacy settings, and share very quickly and easily.
There's not much - virtually everything I've needed to use Vimeo for has been accommodated by the platform.
We often clip segments from TV to share with our clients, who may not always have access to other internal fileshare programs we use (e.g. Box). Vimeo allows us to upload and store all our clips in one central location, while being able to share with clients and requiring a password that we can set so any private materials aren't at risk.
Vimeo has all of the convenience of YouTube without as much of the ads and craziness that you get on YouTube. The streaming quality is clear and the presentation is much better than that of YouTube.
This is likely due to my home Wifi, but sometimes the videos load slowly.
I have watched documentaries for work on Vimeo that are not yet released to the public so you either need the link or a password to see the video. I also use Vimeo to stream workouts. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, my workout studio has been closed and has used Vimeo to share videos instead.
I like the variety of videos I am able to access on Vimeo. I show a lot of videos and clips which I cannot always find elsewhere and the quality and accessibility on Vimeo is good. I think this will be another good tool in the distance learning tool box. I am always seeking new ways to connect with my students.
We've had some issues with the "not appropriate for classroom" thumbnails/videos which show up. Sometimes, if I am projecting a video, or getting it set up, I'll notice something which is not appropriate for me to have onscreen below the one I am pulling up. I am not super comfortable linking Vimeo out to my students knowing that's there.
I have found access to documentaries and even some network shows which are perfect for my Sociology and Psychology classes. The stream is usually very good. If we have problems streaming, we can usually solve that with a quick refresh. I am interested in using the livestream feature. I will use that during this pandemic. I didn't know this was available. I also have had some buffering issues.
I like being able to upload videos that don't contain ads and other distracting elements that can take our viewers focus away. The price for the upgrade is good compared to additional hosting costs associates with high quality video streams. The look of Vimeo is minimal and more professional than other popular video hosting solutions. I like the extensive options we get such as embedding and disabling video suggestions at the end of our video's playback.
I haven't run into substantial issues with the performance of our Vimeo videos. If I wanted to make it better, I would probably add more advanced editing features that could give us the same caption control and effects quality that YouTube editing tools have.
For a competitive price, we can use Vimeo to publish web videos that are easy to access through our website, Facebook and through the Vimeo website. We can add keywords in our title and description to have them pop up more frequently in related Google searches. We can also add links that can allow viewers to learn more about our services and other business items.
Vimeo provides a wide range of features that suite every need of our organisation. This includes support for multiple video formats for upload, embedding to any social media platforms, information security features that provide privacy of videos and a great and fast reaction support team whenever there are issues that arise (0 downtime).
Since we mainly use Vimeo in corporate videos, we have set the privacy settings to high this setting is applied to all videos when you configure this on the settings. We hope to have a feature to set privacy to individual videos and also allow folder organisation so that we can structure how we upload videos on the cloud.
The privacy settings is a charm. Although a bit to tough, we have managed to safe keep our internal videos to just our organisation. Vimeo also has the feature of sharing videos as link this also allowed us to share videos to external stakeholders but with read only access. The download options was also beneficial to our organisation as we have offices globally and sometimes internet hinders a good stream the download option was the best shot of getting the communication out with out any issues.
The feel of the Vimeo is much more professional than other leading video websites like YouTube. They offer a good variety of service plans for those that are just starting out and those that want a extensive amount of features and storage capacity. When we load videos, they appear very sharp and play smoothly. With just a single short snippet of web code, we can add the videos to our website and reduce the amount of bandwidth and storage space used in our regular web hosting account.
Vimeo performs well in every way that we need it too. I think if they could add more search engine optimization features, that could be better for us when trying to host content related to particular keywords. I think if they could add some advanced editing and captioning features, that could improve the service as well.
Instead of hosting digital videos from our web hosting account, we can quickly upload them to our Vimeo account and have the videos load from there. It's very important that our videos load quickly and smoothly for our viewers and Vimeo has been consistent in being able to present our videos with good loading speeds and image quality.
I love the Vimeo staff picks on the front page. The curation is so good and spot on I know I can find something good. Also had a problem recently and was shocked how fast the Vimeo team responded and helped me through it.
There is very little I dislike. Maybe just a complaint that streaming seems slower compared to YouTube on slower connections.
We use it for file transfer between us and customers who are looking to screen films. It’s so much easier compared to Dropbox. It’s both cheaper and easier for our customers to use. We also have so many options with adding in .srt files and everything.