Scraster Professional Screencasting recently produced a screencast for World Politics Review, a premium provider of information and analysis on international affairs found online at worldpoliticsreview.com. The general manager at WPR approached Scraster with a familiar problem among paid-content websites: “We have all this great content behind our homepage, but we’re afraid people don’t know it’s there”. It was the objective of WPR to create a site tour that would show off the site, inside and out. WPR wrote most of the screencast script, and Scraster took control from there. The end result is an engaging screencast that servers two main purposes. First, the video is a introduction of WPR to new visitors who are unfamiliar with how to navigate the content-rich free side of the site. As well as giving unsubscribed visitors a cursory tour of the free content, the later part of the WPR screencast invites free users to consider the many benefits of WPR’s premium subscription service, which include a wealth of additional reports, downloads, and other exclusive content.

If you manage subscription-based website or have a premium online product or service that could benefit from a professional screencast like WPR’s, please visit Scraster’s Get a Free Quote page today. You can also email us at info@scraster.com.

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When the Scraster Professional Screencasting website was launched, it was missing one crucial element – an enhanced screencast of its own to explain the services of a professional screencasting production shop. So here it is.

“Scraster Professional Screencasting: a 3-minute introduction” was produced in HD for your full-screen viewing pleasure. Its purpose is to inform the viewer about what screencasting is, why a lot of screencasts online are ineffective, and how Scraster Professional Screencasting goes about making a video that’s a cut above. The introduction video is presented here with Scraster’s new customized Blip.tv video player, which we were very happy to find among the mess of web video sharing options available.

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