Q. We'd like to see Michele Bachmann become the GOP nominee.
Donations, YouTube videos, promotions, etc.
Donations, YouTube videos, promotions, etc.
A. switch partys and vote for her in the Primarys
What kind of youtube videos are mainly made?
Q. I am trying to make youtube videos and i dont know what to base them off of. Im a 13 year old boy.
A. Lot's of song covers. So many songs out there, right? Easy to cover. Also easy to be creative. Another main type are bloggers - funny/talkative/intelligent people just talking. Finally, there are movie clips. This is either uploading clips from tv shows, movies, etc, and making your own short stories. For examples of each, you can check out kurtschneider, kevjumba, and wongfu, respectively.
An easy thing to do, however, is just make music covers. Can you play an instrument, or sing? You're 13 - you should probably be able to play an instrument, probably in school.
After making videos, the thing people want most are subs and views. I'll save you another question, and post it here, down below.
Views mean more people are watching, and it means that more people will have the chance to sub. http://www.TubeToolbox.com/?Secure=A0652
^
Your subscribers will go up, along with friends and views. This is not a "miracle cure" that will get you thousands of views in a day or two. This product is a long-term product that slowly builds a solid YouTube Channel. There's a lot of competition for views on YouTube, so it really helps when you have a system to put your videos out to relevant viewers. Also, promotion is the key. By promotion, I mean, promote EVERY WHERE! Go on facebook, twitter, myspace, msn, gmail buzz (bleh), anywhere you want. Post your link around.
MAKE GOOD TAGS.
Make unique titles/names
1 -- Try not to use lots of hyphens (-), because
they are considered just like minus signs, and
compound words risk being totally eliminated
from any search.
2 -- Avoid using many 1- or 2-letter words such
as "a", "I", "at", "in", "me", "my", "no", "of", "to"
or "we" because Google actually ignores those
types of words, and they too will most likely be
eliminated from any search.
3 -- Use quotation marks to denote phrases or
words that must be together, or else YouTube
treats them like separate words. For example,
there is a ton of difference between just typing
Qantas Airlines vs "Qantas Airlines", or typing
the spirit of Australia vs "the spirit of Australia".
(Check it out yourself.)
For example:
Why can't I find my video whose
title is One in a Million-Hannah Montana?
Well, 1 -- the name "Hannah" is automatically
eliminated; 2 -- so are the words "in" and "a";
3 -- no quote marks means that the remaining
words are each treated separately. YouTube's
search engine isn't aware that this is supposed
to be the name of a song.
Thus, in this example, the person may as well
have written Million Montana One in YouTube's
searchbox. Guess whose video didn't show up
in the first 10 pages of results?
If you want more people to "find" your videos by
accident, there are a few other things you can
consider -- but first make sure you have a pen,
paper and calculator beside you.
While your videos are "on screen", go through
the "Related Videos" section and find the ones
with considerable views. Click on those videos
to find their "date", and with your calculator try
and determine their popularity with the formula
"total views" divided by "number of months on
YouTube". After you have determined which of
the videos are most popular, take note of their
titles, descriptions and tags -- and try to do the
same or likewise.
That way, your videos will be even more closely
"related" to them; and whenever people watch
those other videos, your videos should show up
more often and higher in their "Related Videos"
section.
Another thing that you can do is: when you are
on those other videos, click "Statistics & Data"
to see which sites "link" to those other videos.
Perhaps you can try to do the same with yours.
An easy thing to do, however, is just make music covers. Can you play an instrument, or sing? You're 13 - you should probably be able to play an instrument, probably in school.
After making videos, the thing people want most are subs and views. I'll save you another question, and post it here, down below.
Views mean more people are watching, and it means that more people will have the chance to sub. http://www.TubeToolbox.com/?Secure=A0652
^
Your subscribers will go up, along with friends and views. This is not a "miracle cure" that will get you thousands of views in a day or two. This product is a long-term product that slowly builds a solid YouTube Channel. There's a lot of competition for views on YouTube, so it really helps when you have a system to put your videos out to relevant viewers. Also, promotion is the key. By promotion, I mean, promote EVERY WHERE! Go on facebook, twitter, myspace, msn, gmail buzz (bleh), anywhere you want. Post your link around.
MAKE GOOD TAGS.
Make unique titles/names
1 -- Try not to use lots of hyphens (-), because
they are considered just like minus signs, and
compound words risk being totally eliminated
from any search.
2 -- Avoid using many 1- or 2-letter words such
as "a", "I", "at", "in", "me", "my", "no", "of", "to"
or "we" because Google actually ignores those
types of words, and they too will most likely be
eliminated from any search.
3 -- Use quotation marks to denote phrases or
words that must be together, or else YouTube
treats them like separate words. For example,
there is a ton of difference between just typing
Qantas Airlines vs "Qantas Airlines", or typing
the spirit of Australia vs "the spirit of Australia".
(Check it out yourself.)
For example:
Why can't I find my video whose
title is One in a Million-Hannah Montana?
Well, 1 -- the name "Hannah" is automatically
eliminated; 2 -- so are the words "in" and "a";
3 -- no quote marks means that the remaining
words are each treated separately. YouTube's
search engine isn't aware that this is supposed
to be the name of a song.
Thus, in this example, the person may as well
have written Million Montana One in YouTube's
searchbox. Guess whose video didn't show up
in the first 10 pages of results?
If you want more people to "find" your videos by
accident, there are a few other things you can
consider -- but first make sure you have a pen,
paper and calculator beside you.
While your videos are "on screen", go through
the "Related Videos" section and find the ones
with considerable views. Click on those videos
to find their "date", and with your calculator try
and determine their popularity with the formula
"total views" divided by "number of months on
YouTube". After you have determined which of
the videos are most popular, take note of their
titles, descriptions and tags -- and try to do the
same or likewise.
That way, your videos will be even more closely
"related" to them; and whenever people watch
those other videos, your videos should show up
more often and higher in their "Related Videos"
section.
Another thing that you can do is: when you are
on those other videos, click "Statistics & Data"
to see which sites "link" to those other videos.
Perhaps you can try to do the same with yours.
What is the best way to promote youtube videos?
Q. Hello I was wondering.. I have made a few youtube videos here and there and I would like to get more hits. Does anyone know the best way to promote youtube videos? thanks
A. Try posting links in social network sites like facebook. You can also change the name of your videos to something that will show up in searches quicker. I also have a youtube video that describes another means to get more views. However that would be self promotion and violation of YA rules just type in larrywalker68 in youtube you will find it
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