Leverage Online Video to Engage Readers, Drive Website Traffic, and Differentiate Your Business

http://www.steinarknutsen.com YouTube has been around for years and is without question one of the best video sharing sites. Getting your video message online is a terrific method of engaging readers, driving traffic to your website, and differentiating your business. It takes practice but the payoff can be significant.

Topic Covered:
- Test and gain confidence (It's all about practice)
- Use the right tools to shoot, edit, publish, promote
- Using Multiple platforms to share videos online
- Leveraging the network to reach a broader audience
- Engaging with readers unlike text or audio content
- Search engine optimization to drive traffic to your site
- Mix it up with different approaches to use video.

How can you get started with video today? What holding you back? Have any success or horror stories to share?

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About YouTube
YouTube is a video sharing website on which users can upload and share videos. Three former PayPal employees created YouTube in February 2005.

About Seesmic
Seesmic is a web application being developed by French entrepreneur Loic Le Meur.

Starting out life as a video blogging website, its original aim was to make video uploading from webcams easier to promote online video conversations. Seesmic made its debut at the Demo tech conference where it was called the "Twitter of video".

About TubeMogul
TubeMogul is the first online video analytics and distribution company serving publishers large and small who need independent information about video performance on the Internet and automated upload to the Web's top video sharing sites.

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