With nine in 10 marketers planning to use YouTube in their 2021 marketing strategy, it’s more important than ever to capture your audience’s attention. One of the best ways to do this is by creating a connection with your
You can’t deny that video is a vital part of any business’s marketing strategy in 2019.
In fact, video traffic will be a whopping 82% of all global IP traffic by 2022 — up from 75% percent in 2017.
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In 2019, at least 80% of time spent online will involve either watching or sharing a video. Eighty percent. Put another way, eight out of every ten people you see on the subway, in the gym, or waiting for a
Perhaps the personal YouTube name you made when you were 14 isn’t cutting it anymore (I’m looking at you, SoccerLuvr4444). Or maybe you’re striving to create a new brand identity, and you’d like a new YouTube name to reflect that.…
You probably expect technology to be accessible everywhere. Whether you’re outside on a run, traveling somewhere by train, or in a cafe with limited wi-fi service, you don’t want to stop what you’re doing if you run into connection problems, …
If you enter the term “ecommerce seo” into YouTube, the following video shows up in the number one spot:
It was published Jan 11, 2017 and was in the number one spot six months later. The video has received over …
Last Friday, YouTube announced it work to further curb the spread of propaganda on its network — this time, by adding a designated label to state-funded content.
As part of YouTube’s overall work toward greater transparency into the content shared …
When people talk about today’s most popular social sharing websites, YouTube often gets left out of the conversation in favor of sites like Facebook and Twitter.
But don’t be fooled: YouTube has a lot going for it. Although Facebook might …
By 2019, video content is predicted to command a hefty 80% of all web traffic. If you haven’t started thinking about how video fits into your long-term marketing strategy, now’s the time to start taking it seriously.
Before you dive …
YouTube announced yesterday that it has modified the eligibility requirements for its Partner Program (YPP), which will change the ways and ability Creators can monetize their content on the platform.
Here’s what we know so far — and how marketers
