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April 9, 2009
EyeView Among 10 Start-ups in Silicon Valley
The California Israel Chamber of Commerce is hosting ten start-ups in Silicon Valley for its annual Israel Web Tour from April 20-23, 2009. EyeView was selected, among other promising companies who have the potential to significantly expand their presence in the US, to represent Israel in the Valley.

March 12, 2009
EyeView born global
EyeView, a quintessentially modern start-up, which was a global citizen from its very first day. The company uses “rich media”—a combination of videos and audios—to teach customers how to use websites. Most of the company’s customers are international, so the videos are produced in many different languages and watched the world over.

November 21, 2008
EyeView Creates and Tracks Demo Videos
So often testing and tweaking a product once it's released is a nice-to-have but not a need-to-have. Tel Aviv-based startup EyeView believes it can make the refinement process easy when it comes to online product demo videos. The company shoots and optimizes product demo videos for its customers to help boost conversion rates. The company said this week that it received more than $1 million in its first round of funding led by Lightspeed-Gemini Internet Lab and another private investor.

November 17, 2008
EyeView Raises Seed Round For Flash Tutorials That Convert
Getting someone to do something on your site - whether it is buying a product, downloading software, or filling out a registration form - can be areal pain. Israeli startup EyeView thinks it's figured out a better way to convert Website visitors into buyers, downloaders, and whatnot: Show them a short Flash tutorial with a call to action at the end. These tutorials can be screencasts, video guides, or any rich media presentation (they can also use Silverlight and other competing technologies). Anything that requires a call to action is EyeView's focus

November 17, 2008
EyeView backed by Gemini Israel Funds and Lightspeed Venture Partners
EyeView, a company transforming online conversion through the use of rich-media content, announced today that it has completed its first round of funding. The round is being led by the Lightspeed-Gemini Internet Lab (LGiLab) and private investors.

May 29, 2008
EyeView in Globes article (Hebrew)
What happens when a young man, living in Australia, has a great idea. He calls up his best friends, who happen to live on two other continents, and together, over the phone, they create a startup called EyeView. EyeView is on the right track to success. At a very early stage, EyeView managed to snag world renowned clients such as Yahoo and eBay. Harvard Business School provided further endorsement by awarding EyeView with the first place prize in the annual Harvard Business School Business Plan competition. EyeView creates a rich-media conversion solution that increases website conversion rates.

April 29, 2008
EyeView Wins Harvard Business School (HBS) 2008 Business Plan Competition.
Harvard Business School (HBS) 12th annual Business Plan Contest was the culmination of a process that began last January with a total of some 70 student teams. Tal Riesenfeld, EyeView’s VP Marketing, was part of a five-person team that won first place with their business plan for EyeView. Already a going concern, the startup enables communication between businesses and customers through cutting-edge video technology. "It's a thrill to hear about these interesting ideas and the development of these ideas into a business," said Harvard Business School Dean Jay Light.