Popcorn’s new app brings short form video to the workplace

August 27, 2021

Another startup called Popcorn needs to make work correspondence more fun and individual by offering a way for clients to record short video messages, or “pops,” that can be utilized for quite a few purposes instead of longer messages, messages, Slack messages, or Zoom calls. While there are a lot of different spots to record short-structure videos nowadays, the vast majority of these exist in the social-based media space, which isn’t proper for a workplace. Nor does it bode well to send a video you’ve recorded on your telephone as an email connection when you truly simply need to check in with a partner or make proper acquaintance.

Popcorn, then again, allows you to make the short video and afterward send a URL to that video anywhere you would need to add an individual touch to your message.

For instance, you could utilize Popcorn in a business organizing situation, where you’re attempting to interface with somebody in your industry interestingly otherwise known as “cold outreach.” Instead of simply impacting them a message on LinkedIn, you could likewise glue in the Popcorn URL to present yourself in a more normal, amicable design. You additionally could use Popcorn with your group at work for things like daily registrations, sharing progress on a continuous venture, or greeting new hires, in addition to other things.