The new Punisher Trailer has been released for the upcoming series for 2026, and every movie trailer channel on YouTube will publish the same content, at the same time. But one channel will get the lion’s share of the views, and it isn’t down to luck, but strategic packaging.
Falkon Digital MD Luke Sherran is flying over to Belfast to join an All-Star speaker lineup at the upcoming B2B Content Live Event, to talk about how businesses can use YouTube to get more leads, sales and revenue.
YouTube’s 2026 strategy is a dual-track approach. They are making AI tools accessible to everyone while punishing those who use them to bypass the “human” element of storytelling.
We analysed 10 videos to see if video content repurposing is still a viable growth strategy. Discover the data behind cross-platform performance and the 62% view increase you might be missing out on.
Video is a very powerful tool for generating leads, conversions and sales for businesses. But most get a crucial aspect of their video content wrong, which really reduces the conversion rates. Find out how to make your videos convert better!
If the videos you’re creating for your business aren’t performing, it might be because you’re missing an important first step in the process. Find out what this is, and how you can fix it with our new educational video series.
Our popular Shorts Masterclass training course has been updated for 2025, providing the latest insights, features, editing techniques, cross platform strategies and more to help you maximise the performance of your Short form content.
The pharma industry has a huge opportunity to reach new audiences through TikTok and YouTube, to raise disease awareness and provide reliable health information. But they have to overcome regulatory fears…
Falkon MD Luke Sherran is speaking at TubeFest – Europe’s Number 1 Video Marketing Festival, designed for entrepreneurs, business owners and creators who want to improve their video marketing skills.
YouTube is following in the footsteps of TikTok and Instagram and allowing longer videos in its Shorts feed. From October 15th you will be able to upload ‘Shorts’ to YouTube that are up to 3 minutes long (previously capped at 59 seconds).
