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Video Marketing Strategies: The Hard and Soft Call-to-Action (ReelSEO)
The call-to-action stage is where we hope to influence the viewers onward journey, providing them with a compelling reason to take a suggested action. But strangely, this all important stage is often "hard wired". In 99% of videos it will be to contact the company, place an order or some other similar definite action. So, is there a better way?
Questions and Answers
Are there any ways that are relatively easy (I am not THAT savvy!) to market a YouTube video? It"s a video of two babies wrestling, showing off my cloth diapers, so my audience is moms and dads of little ones.
Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlEnsGIky…
Alright best things to do are to get others interested.
I read in the info you have a facebook profile for the product. GOOD.
Next thing is post this link and write about it on other sites..
This way it will pop up on a google search more often.
I actually just gave someone else this same recommendation, but use twitter as well.
Twitter is verrrry powerful to market with if you do it well, because unlike facebook, you don"t friend people, you follow them.
If you make a promotional twitter named after your product and then post the link to that video every few days or something, people will see it.
You wanna make the twitter and then browse random people. Follow them all. They will wonder who you are and then check out your stuff.
Definitely worth it! And takes very little effort to maintain, just post a status or message and you"re done! Great way to market.
Another idea.. Find videos that RELATE to yours that you want viewed, and post your video as a video response to theirs.
Comment a lot of people"s youtube videos, make youtube friends, because people want to check out other people"s sites.
People will be loyal youtubers and they will want to view your videos and occasionally even want to spread the word. So make friends on there.
I actually just favorited your video.
Youtube.com/laurenxlame username is sheplaysguitar2
i don"t have a HUGE youtube.. But I have 136,547 views on my channel, along with 128 subscribers.. Which increases every few days.
I would be MORE than happy to feature your site on a video of mine and get out some of the word. Your video is cute and your product is neat. Plus i love people who are creative.
Feel free to message me
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-lar.
I keep hearing about Video marketing and how it is becoming increasingly important for SEO
Can anyone give me more info
How can I start this? What tools are recommended?
Any good website where I can get more info.
Make sure users can comment, rate and provide feedback on your videos. Allowing users to provide feedback results in greater views for your video. Users who provide comments are also those who usually take action – these are good people to be engaging in conversations.
Create a video sitemap for all your video content. Search engines can read these well and will easily and quickly index all of your video content.When people use search engines to find videos on particular topics they commonly use the word ‘video’. Make sure you use the words ‘video’ and ‘videos’ in your meta data, description, text and title.
Hi to all,
i upload video on youtube.com. Plz give me relevent reply how can i optimize video and give me maximum exposure to that video.
Shan,
Much better than merely leaving your video sit alone in YouTube, consider adding the transcript of your video in a text format. Could be tricky for content types like music, but to add some flesh around the bone you could add lyrics or come up with your own content.
Also, make sure to share that text in both captions and subtitles.
See how to do this at Http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bi…
Search engines will have now real content they can crawl, index, and better qualify for placement in search engine results pages (SERP) for specific queries.
—Pascal Perry
Online Findability and SEO Strategist
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