Comments on: How Can I Get My Videos Viewed on YouTube? http://pegcorwin.com/2009/11/how-can-i-get-my-videos-viewed-on-youtube/ Web 2.O Marketing for Small Business using Facebook, Twitter, blogs Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:09:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: How Can I Get My Videos Viewed on YouTube? « Web 2.0 For Small Biz http://pegcorwin.com/2009/11/how-can-i-get-my-videos-viewed-on-youtube/#comment-4570 How Can I Get My Videos Viewed on YouTube? « Web 2.0 For Small Biz Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:13:02 +0000 http://pegcorwin.com/?p=6924#comment-4570 [...] Filed under: video and audio -- YouTube | Tags: promoting a video | This post has been moved. CLICK HERE to view [...] [...] Filed under: video and audio — YouTube | Tags: promoting a video | This post has been moved. CLICK HERE to view [...]

]]> By: Harriet Ross http://pegcorwin.com/2009/11/how-can-i-get-my-videos-viewed-on-youtube/#comment-4521 Harriet Ross Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:06:18 +0000 http://pegcorwin.com/?p=6924#comment-4521 Peg & Mark- I will be at HMS Media next week to have more of my ballets made into 2 - 3 minute clips for Quicktime. At that time, I will ask about embedding and I will ration my release of the videos, as suggested. Thanks for your help, Harriet Peg & Mark- I will be at HMS Media next week to have more of my ballets made into 2 – 3 minute clips for Quicktime. At that time, I will ask about embedding and I will ration my release of the videos, as suggested.
Thanks for your help,
Harriet

]]> By: Peg Corwin http://pegcorwin.com/2009/11/how-can-i-get-my-videos-viewed-on-youtube/#comment-4482 Peg Corwin Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:06:54 +0000 http://pegcorwin.com/?p=6924#comment-4482 Harriet, One more recommendation: make your videos “embeddable.” Many YouTube videos are can be embedded in blogs and websites. The advantage is that it is easier to share and showcase the video. That is a setting when you upload it. Actually, the video stays on YouTube. Embedding just links to it with a player, so it is viewed on the blog or site. I noticed yours are not when I went to create this post. I had to use a photo and link to the post. If the viewer clicks the dancer photo, he or she is taken to YouTube, where then can view it. I wanted to embed your video, as I have done others. For example, YoChicago.com did a video of Lake Point Tower’s lobby and uploaded it to YouTube. Merely copying a small paragraph of code, I can paste it on to the Lake Point Tower 40th anniversary blog. Click the arrow and watch the video, right on that blog. http://lakepointtower.wordpress.com/2009/11/17/yochicago-video-on-lake-point-towers-new-lobby/ Giving viewers the option to embed enables them to promote your video. Peg Harriet,

One more recommendation: make your videos “embeddable.” Many YouTube videos are can be embedded in blogs and websites. The advantage is that it is easier to share and showcase the video.

That is a setting when you upload it. Actually, the video stays on YouTube. Embedding just links to it with a player, so it is viewed on the blog or site. I noticed yours are not when I went to create this post. I had to use a photo and link to the post. If the viewer clicks the dancer photo, he or she is taken to YouTube, where then can view it.

I wanted to embed your video, as I have done others. For example, YoChicago.com did a video of Lake Point Tower’s lobby and uploaded it to YouTube. Merely copying a small paragraph of code, I can paste it on to the Lake Point Tower 40th anniversary blog. Click the arrow and watch the video, right on that blog. http://lakepointtower.wordpress.com/2009/11/17/yochicago-video-on-lake-point-towers-new-lobby/

Giving viewers the option to embed enables them to promote your video.

Peg

]]> By: Mark E Goodman http://pegcorwin.com/2009/11/how-can-i-get-my-videos-viewed-on-youtube/#comment-4467 Mark E Goodman Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:31:42 +0000 http://pegcorwin.com/?p=6924#comment-4467 Great advice. One thing about YouTube. Very few videos actually go viral. For the most part, you need to continually add content to draw viewers. Rather than add 10 videos, then nothing for a quarter, add one a week for 10 weeks. Then notify your network each week that you have added another video. Great advice. One thing about YouTube. Very few videos actually go viral. For the most part, you need to continually add content to draw viewers. Rather than add 10 videos, then nothing for a quarter, add one a week for 10 weeks. Then notify your network each week that you have added another video.

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