WHAT is CleanTechTV™?

CleanTechTV™ tells the world about Australia’s cleantech companies in a way that attracts investment, deals, partnering and licensing to drive the growth of this sector and Australia’s next wave of innovation.

At CleanTechTV™, we talk to our cleantech leaders – any time, any where – as they make international news around the world.

CleanTechTV™ is the first to offer real time web-based interviews on the Australian cleantech sector. We use the latest in online video technology so your news message gets out fast.

WHO is on CleanTechTV™?

CleanTechTV™ features tech leaders speaking about their company and service/offering in an interview format with leading cleantech reporters Giles Parkinson [The Australian, Business Spectator and more] and Brad Howarth [BRW, BOSS, AFR and more].

HOW does CleanTechTV™ share the news?

CleanTechTV™ promotes companies to the world via the CleanTechTV™ news site which is powered by the latest in search engine optimization, video tagging, social media, RSS, and boasts news feeds to the world’s most influential online media outlets and investor communities. CleanTechTV™ site is searchable by sector, company name, State and executive profile.

• The interviews can be repurposed, downloaded and embedded easily for corporate websites, e-newsletters, presentations, video business cards, email, conferences and more.

• Each time an executive appears on CleanTechTV™ it launches a sophisticated content sharing campaign ensuring strong and targeted pick-up in Australia and around the globe.

“I don’t know all the secrets to building a successful company, but there are a few things I’ve seen that seem like surefire ways to ever-so-slightly grease the road to success. Here’s an easy one: make a video demo and prominently promote it somewhere where new visitors can find it. One that shows off the core function of your product without making people think they’re watching an ad or a pitch. And answer, as thoroughly as possible in 2-3 minutes, what it is that you’re bringing to the table.

Tech Crunch: by Jason Kincaid October 2009