Category Archive for "YouTube Marketing"
The Most Effective Types of Videos for Small Businesses
It has been estimated that by the year 2020, more than 80% of all consumer traffic on the Internet will be comprised of video content. This in itself is a staggering statistic, but there are even more numbers which show the
YouTube to Launch New Slash Fashion Hub
YouTube has just launched YouTube.com/fashion, which is meant to be a single destination for all the different types of style content contained on the platform. It will feature original content from some of the biggest companies in the fashion industry,
How to Become a Social Media Influencer in 2019
The reason that influencer marketing has become such a major part of the business world these days can best be expressed in terms of numbers. According to several sources, there are approximately 3.2 billion people who currently are active on
Welcome to YouTube’s New Super Chat Feature
In August 2019, YouTube rolled out its Super Chat feature to 19 more countries, which means that a great many more users have now been provided with the capability of using the popular Super Chat program. Included in this newest
Top 10 Social Networks by Market Share
Over the past 10 years, there has been an intense battle going on between the social networking sites to achieve the highest possible market share. Not all of the current Top 10 sites were even in existence 10 years ago,
Getting Your Videos Discovered on YouTube
If you are a business owner, there are some very good reasons why you should be making use of YouTube as a platform for marketing your products and services. YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world, and
New Ad Creation Tools and Options for YouTube
Google has recently announced that it will provide new tools which can be used for creating advanced ads, as well as an entirely new platform which can be used for the creation of 3D ads. Simultaneously, Google is also announcing new live
Advertising to Gen Z: Tips to Gain Young People’s Attention
There was a time when a good advertising campaign mostly involved placing ads on TV, the radio and in print, but that time has passed. While you can still reach a sizable audience with such a campaign, you probably won’t
