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February 8, 2010

Web Video Marketing Tips and Advice

Filed under: General — Tags: e-marketing, General, internet, internet marketing, marketing, multimedia, niche marketing, Online Marketing, video, video marketing, video streaming, Viral Marketing, website marketing, www — Grant Roberts @ 5:22 pm

Online Video is all the rage with over 31 billion views in November 2009. So why aren’t you using it to help market your company and products? You don’t know how? Well we can help you get started with these quick tips but if you really want to learn more head to a place like ReelSEO they have a huge assortment of articles and are experts in the industry.

First and foremost you need to be clear on what the message is that you want to get across. Do you simply want to raise brand awareness? Then you might benefit from a viral video with some interesting or comedic content that will spread across the internet on its own. Perhaps you’re trying to get people to buy your product a situation where you might want to do a totally informational video or perhaps a hand-on review of the product to let people see how it works, what it does or why they should get it.

Once you’ve got that established you have to use some common rules of advertising and marketing. With video you have a potentially interactive medium that you can use to help people get to the final stage. So be sure to include a ‘call to action.’ If you’re selling a product you want to include some sort of discount or perhaps a special deal just for people who watch the whole video. If they’ve already found the video then you know they’re in the market for your products.

Speaking of finding the video, another tip is to make sure you optimize your video for search engines. That means including the best possible metadata like title, description and keywords. On top of that you can also include text-based subtitles and closed captions. This not only gives more text for the search engines to find but it also includes information for those who can’t hear or don’t have sound capabilities on their PC (common in some work environments).

Viral videos are called so because they spread themselves meaning you don’t have to do all the work. You do have to give viewers ways to share those videos so they can go viral. Linking the video to YouTube, Twitter and Facebook is essential. Myspace is another outlet. By giving tools to the viewers you are enabling them to help you by spreading the word on their own. In the end it’s what’s needed to get the word out in a big way.

There are all basic tips and you can find even more at ReelSEO.com in multiple articles. There are other places you can turn to including video marketing and public relations firms. But if you want to do it yourself you’ll need to do a lot of research before you’re ready to run a successful online video marketing campaign and information will be your best tool in the beginning.

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January 23, 2010

Video Optimization Tips and Techniques

Filed under: General — Tags: e-marketing, General, internet, internet marketing, marketing, Online Marketing, Optimization, search, search engine marketing, Search Engine Optimization, search engine tactics, seo, seo resources, video, video streaming — Grant C. Roberts @ 12:07 am

Great, you’ve got a video to put online, so upload it and people will find it, right? Wrong! You need to do some work to get those people out there in the world to see it or even know it exists. That’s where these three quick tips come in handy so read them and become an online video genius.

Get People Pointing – One of the most important factors in ranking high in Google search results are backlinks. Those are links that are coming into your site and pointing at your videos. You need these or Google won’t see how valuable your information is and will slide you near the bottom of the pile. Here are three things to do in order to keep that from happening. One, when you have that video uploaded and ready to be seen why not tell people about it? Put out a press release, a newsletter or a news blast to let your current subscribers and the media know it’s there. Who knows, it might get picked up by a major site and you’ll get more traffic. Two, do it yourself by dropping links in social networks like Twitter and Facebook, social bookmarking sites like Digg, Reddit, and Delicious. Those are all high value sites and will also generate some traffic. Three, tell your friends. Keep a list of people who maintain sites that pertain to your particular topics. When you put out a new video, drop them all an email to let them know. Or if they have forums and blogs leave comments and write posts that will also tie into what your video talks about because then it’s easy to slide a link in.

Add a Little Text – You can’t hit all of the people all of the time with video and audio information. Some people are at work, can’t hear or don’t speak English. That means your message is lost on them if it’s not presently visually. So you need subtitles which will allow you to put text into the videos. That allows your message to get out to the masses even if they can’t hear it or don’t speak English. See how cool that is? It’s an ideal place to drop in some URLs and contact information so they know where to find you and your website, product or company.

Multi-faceted Distribution – Get that video out to as many places as you can because that will get it seen. If you don’t want to pose the whole video to other video sharing sites but want people to see a teaser that leads them back to you then do that but be certain to include enough information so that they are compelled to find out more. You can even get a piece of software that will do all the submissions for you quickly and easily in a sort of fire-and-forget fashion where you don’t even need to be there.

Some of this will take some time, but if you do it, they will come. The more backlinks and places where you video is viewable means the quicker your message and information will disseminate to the masses. So get to it and you’ll soon find yourself with more traffic than you thought you could get.

YouTube Search Optimization Tips

While these are some great tips, you may want to consider working directly with a company that provides professional video search engine optimization services. Consider the internet’s #1 authority for video seo, ReelSEO.

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January 9, 2010

Marine Speakers – Do They Come Up All Wet?

Filed under: General — Tags: audio, electronics, Gadget, General, home, music, speakers, uncategorized, video — Jessica Lauren @ 10:28 am

I’m a little ashamed to admit this but just the other day I didn’t know there was such a thing was water resistant speakers. I had remembered a time when I went out does to concerts and the roadies had to run and grab the expensive speakers from the stage when it started to rain. How come they didn’t just get some speakers that wouldn’t be affected by the rainfall? It seems like they would probably have had this problem more than one so an investment in marine speakers would be in their best interest.

Marine speakers are waterproof, good for 4-wheeling on the trails or mud, or good for boats. They survive in places a standard car stereo speaker would be destroyed. marine speakers are the best option for using in wet environments. They can easily withstand a leap in salted water. Marine speakers are just speakers that use Mylar cones instead of paper. The control range from JBL use polypropylene and have a special rubber skirt that covers all the screws used to hold the drivers in.

Water resistant speakers are something new for PowerBass and the initial line up will have three 2 – way speaker models and a fiberglass wakeboard enclosure. The enclosure will be able to hold four 6×9 speakers. If you are going 4 wheeling or if you own a boat marine speakers are essential and if you have a hot tub or a pool they can come in handy as well. They thrive in places that a normal speaker would be destroyed. Marine speaker are designed to work around water.

When you are going to install your new infinity water resistant speakers they have a number of challenges that are different from a car’s audio. I would advise you not to ask a car mechanic to install these speakers. It probably wouldn’t turn out too pretty. Proper installation is a big factor in the quality of sound that you get from these speakers so don’t skimp. These speakers embody technological breakthroughs that put them way ahead in their class. If you want a sound quality that can match up one up the best home audio system then the Kappa is an ideal choice.

Designed to flush mount in the pre-cut speaker openings that are provided by many boat manufacturers is the Bose 131 water resistant speaker. Unlike conventional speakers they feature a proprietary ported enclosure that will deliver smooth,consistent low-frequency response.

Want to find out more about marine speakers, then visit Jessica Lauren’s site on how to choose the best cheap speakers for your needs.

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October 14, 2009

Secret YouTube Marketing Hints

Filed under: General — Tags: General, internet, internet marketing, marketing, multimedia, promotion, video, video marketing, web, www, Youtube, youtube marketing — Marcus Richard @ 9:38 am

by Marcus Richard

It is estimated that in the year 2017 there will be 1.3 billion gigabytes of videos watched by mobile users, per month. Online video is a great way to market your product and brand. YouTube Marketing is a great first step for an online video marketing campaign, so here are some quick tips.

Why YouTube? With over 110 million unique visitors a month who watch, on average, 65 videos per month, why would you want to be excluded from that? There are loads of opportunities available to market your product or service and expand brand awareness. Of course you’ve got to start somewhere so create an account, setup a channel and get it looking how you want it to look.

YouTube has a search algorithm that includes the optimization of the following: Title, Description, tags, Number of views and Rating. When you are first creating and uploading you only have control over the first three. The last two come later but you can help yourself in this regard. Make sure that the content is interesting and that it makes people want to interact and respond. If your creative quality is low and your content either uninteresting or uninformative, you simply won’t get the views and ratings you need to make your YouTube Marketing campaign successful. The best idea for content? A How-To video. They generally get loads of views and if you can tie your brand into it then you’re on the road to marketing success.

You not only need interesting content, you need to optimize for the search engines. Since YouTube processes over 3.5 billion searches a month it’s the 2nd largest search in the world. Optimization means having a very good, concise title, highly relevant tags (keywords), and a great description. In regards o the description, it’s always good to include a clickable link in the first 27 characters. Why 27? Well that’s the length of descriptions prior to ellipsis (the three dots you click to read more). Use a major keyword or tag as the clickable link as well and it will save space and be useful.

Other things that work for interaction are continued branding and calls to action throughout the video, a URL and phone number that show up in the video. Show the call-to-action in the thumbnail if you can manage it. Once your video is up add comments on popular videos with links to your videos but don’t overdo it as it will look like spam. Also you might consider making spin-offs of already popular videos. This is not an all-inclusive list of things to take into account when attempting YouTube Marketing, but they’re a sure way to get you on the road. More tips can be found at ReelSEO.com.

Youtube Optimization Techniques

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For more information on how to harness the power of online videos for marketing, visit ReelSEO.com, the Online Video Marketing Guide. At ReelSEO, you can learn how best to create, publish, and optimize online videos for YouTube video marketing

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May 17, 2009

April 23, 2009

Tips and Best Practices for Making Video for the Web

Filed under: General — Tags: business, General, how to, internet marketing, internet video, marketing, multimedia, online video, promotion, streaming video, video, video marketing, video production, web, web video — Marcus Richard @ 1:44 am

by Richard Marcus

Making a good online video can be a major undertaking. You might not even know where to start, or perhaps you’ve started and it’s not going so well. Now you’re looking for help. Well you’ve come to the right place as this is exactly what this article is aiming to do. By assembling some basics before you go do that video shoot you should have a firm grip on what you’re doing and be well on the way to a great online video project

The Words! They Befuddle me! – So you’ve got a great idea and you want to tell the world about it but you need the words to do it. This is where the script come in obviously. You can’t pack too much into a script, people only speak about 120-150 words a minute. If you have action or dialog then it will be even less. But while you might know exactly what you want to tell and show everyone it’s still best to script it all out so that you have a clear cut path. Who knows, you might even come up with some better way to say what it is you have to say.

What goes where when? – Scripting is good to know who says what. Storyboarding is great for knowing who and what goes where and when. It’s a fantastic way to get the full picture of your video laid out prior to even thinking about shooting. It puts you in the director’s seat of a fully equipped and ready to go idea. That means you’ll know exactly what you need to proceed and will really help your video shine when you get to the nuts and bolts. If all goes smoothly you’re on budget and on time and that helps make for happy people all around.

Ohhh, shiny! – You’ve got your footage, you followed your script, your storyboard showed you the way. Now what? Well of course you’ve got to edit together the pieces. But you’ve also got information that you need to communicate to your viewers. This could be as simple as an opening title or as complex as a full set of subtitles, closed captions and scene transitions and closing credits. Either way you have got to get URLs, email addresses and product names. Depending on if you’re selling a product, a service or a person that is.

With these steps at the front and back of your video shooting you should be making well-organized, informative video content in no time. Making it interesting, well that’s beyond the scope of this article ,but you can think about keeping things moving at a good pace and you should be on the right track.

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Are you creating video for the internet? If you are interested in learning more about Marketing with Video, we suggest that you visit and read ReelSEO.com. They have a ton of excellent information, including tips and best practices from experts, tutorials, guidelines, and news about the world of Video Marketing.

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