In this week’s TubeTalk podcast, we talk about some unique methods of in-video linking, how to create YouTube playlists with other people’s videos, and ideas for converting an audience into a fanbase. HOSTS: Dane Golden: VidAction.tv | Twitter | LinkedIn Tim Schmoyer: VideoCreators Matt Ballek: VidiSEO Tip #1: Unique Methods of In-Video Linking You can see […]
You may be familiar with the trend of family vlogging on YouTube. Family vlogs are video diaries created by people who regularly share their family’s inner lives on camera. In general, each member of the nuclear family unit is a co-star on the vlog. The most well-known and longest-running of the family vlogs is “Shaytards,”
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You have a problem, but you don’t know about it yet. You are your company’s chief marketing officer, and you’ve been rating your YouTube success by looking at a single number. And it’s the wrong number — or, at least, one that can be very misleading. Unfortunately, you have been praying to a false god,
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You have a problem, but you don’t know about it yet. You are your company’s Chief Marketing Officer, and you’ve been rating your YouTube success by looking at a single number. And it’s the wrong number – or, at least, one that can be very misleading. Unfortunately, you have been praying to a false god,
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I was recently on “Behind the Video” again with hosts Lon Seidman and Tim Street. Thanks guys for having me on! Episode #72 was called “Dane Golden Sums Up Digital Hollywood,” and I did just that.
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This week I again appeared on “Behind the Video” with host Lon Seidman. I filled in for regular host Tim Street who was shooting in New York. Thanks guys for having me on! This week’s episode was #67 “Latest YouTube Changes and the GoldenEQ with Guest Host Dane Golden, and I presented a number of
If you’re a writer, how should you use YouTube? Well, I believe YouTube is best thought of as social video, a conversation between you, the writer, and those who want to hear what you have to say. Sound familiar? It’s probably the same advice you’ve heard about how to engage your fans via various other
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