Part 1 - Top Ten Tips To Getting More Web Video Views - Jim Kukral

Part 1 - Top Ten Tips To Getting More Web Video Views

Author: Jim Kukral Category: Online Marketing, Online Video, Video Advertising, Video Blogging, Video Marketing, Video News Release, Viral Videos, Vlog-terviews, Vlogs, YouTube

Wednesday
Feb 13, 2008

Everyone wants to know… How do I get more people to watch my videos? Well, here’s some answers for you. On today’s Daily Flip, I convinced video expert Jake Ludington of JakeLudington.com to give his top ten secrets to getting more views on your videos.

Whether you want more views on your blog, or on YouTube, or wherever, Jake’s tips work, and will give you the knowledge you need as a new video producer to climb your way to stardom in the world of online video. Watch this blog for Part II where Jake will give his final five tips. Subscribe to be notified!

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Jake Ludington helps over 500,000 people answer their video and audio questions every month. From detailed tutorials on complicated video editing scenarios to finding useful tools for isolated problems, Jake provides ongoing research on the best methods for making Internet delivered video.

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Mayo

February 13th, 2008 at 9:09 am

Thanks! Nice JV.

John Fischer

February 13th, 2008 at 2:15 pm

While on the topic of more views for videos I have a question….
I noticed you host your videos on 5-6 different video services. I also noticed that you no longer put them on Google video, but opt for Youtube. Is there a reason for this?

Jim Kukral

February 13th, 2008 at 2:17 pm

John, I use http://www.tubemogul.com to upload. I believe they do upload to Google video. I just don’t link to Google videos because there are better options. Actually, I’ve been using the Veoh player a lot more than YouTube. Blip.tv still has the best picture though.

Rick Lea

February 13th, 2008 at 3:19 pm

Great tips! Do you ever use revver.com? I tried that recently and the quality was good but time to upload it was slow. Any advice will be well appreciated. Thanks,

Jim Kukral

February 13th, 2008 at 3:28 pm

Rick, Revver is included in the Tubemogul upload, yes. However, just in the past few days, they changed something and their videos now look horrible, worse than YouTube.

Don The Idea Guy

February 13th, 2008 at 5:11 pm

Random armchair quarterback advice…
You might consider adjusting the position of any on-screen text and images for the omni-present youtube logo in the the lower-right corner of the video.