Over 750,000 Videos Downloaded at the IAQ Video Network

PHOENIX - March 21, 2014 - PRLog -- Today, the IAQ Video Network proudly announced that their videos have been downloaded over ¾ of a million times.  The videos produced so far have covered everything from fungal and bacterial pathogens to exposure issues associated with radon, lead and asbestos.  Their latest video, released earlier this week, discusses malignant mesothelioma and exposure to asbestos.

“It is a privilege to have had so many of our videos viewed by people from all across the globe,” said Paul Cochrane, President of the IAQ Video Network and Cochrane & Associates, LLC.  “On a typical day over 1,000 downloads occur and this number continues to grow.  There are now 829 subscribers to our YouTube channel who are the first to learn of each new weekly video.  More videos are in the works, including one coming out this weekend that will discuss hydrogen sulfide and human exposure risks.”

To view the complete list of educational videos or to subscribe to the channel, please visit: www.youtube.com/IAQMarketer

Past educational videos have been sponsored by a number of organizations and leading industry professionals that help protect the public’s health.  Sponsors have included: EMSL Analytical, LA Testing, Mold Solutions, FastMoldRemoval.com, Clark Seif Clark, Zimmetry Environmental, Envirotech Clean Air, ProcessMAP and Healthy Indoors magazine to name a few.

To learn more, or to inquire about IAQ Video Network sponsorship opportunities and custom corporate videos, please visit www.IAQTV.com or www.cochraneassoc.com, email info@cochraneassoc.com or call (602)510-3179.

About Cochrane & Associates, LLC & the IAQ Video Network

Cochrane & Associates is a business development, public relations and marketing consulting firm that specializes in the environmental, HVAC, industrial hygiene, mold and indoor air quality industries.  The company works with many of the industries’ leading institutions and continues to be an innovator in the industry.  They are also the driving force behind the IAQ Video Network.