Digital Asset Embed Links

Digital asset embed links provide marketers with global reach and ultimate control over their images, videos, audio files and PDF documents online.

Embed links enable Widen Digital Asset Management users and online marketers to tie image, video, audio and PDF document assets to online mediums via unique web address, without placing the file in another location. Every time a page loads that contains the embedded link in the page's source code, data is immediately transferred from the Widen DAM system to the online source for simple online media management.

Embed links allow web users to instantly connect with your digital assets and ensures the latest asset updates are always available automatically.

Digital Asset Embed Links provide:

Centralized, immediate control - One master repository for all digital assets with control over images, videos, audio files and PDF documents of all sizes.
Master command center - Update assets only in the Widen DAM and publish dynamically to infinite online destinations.
Foolproof brand consistency - Accurate asset use across all online channels by maintaining only one file in one place.
No I.T. worries - Unlimited storage and bandwidth using cloud computing resources. You only pay for what you use.

To illustrate this process, Widen has created two fictitious e-commerce sites using embed links for the product images:
Widen Apparel Co. and Widen Clothing Co. Whether you need to maintain digital assets used on two sites or 2,000 web locations, you retain master control with the same ease as flipping a switch in a single source within the Widen DAM system. PDF documents are another common asset type among a web marketer's media mix. See how Widen Digital Asset Management allows you to manage and publish PDF embed links.

Request your product demo to see the real-time application of Widen digital asset embed links.

Watch the video featuring embed links in The Repurposing Department of Repurposing presentation by Matthew Gonnering, Widen CEO, at the Henry Stewart DAM Briefing in Chicago (October 2008).