I hate YouTube's image quality, which is for most purposes a deal breaker
for me. That said...
I know people who have found amazing and deep community via YouTube. I have
one friend who has a dedicated following of a at least a couple hundred
people on YouTube, and around whom incredible video
I think you hit upon a really good point. I think (in most cases) to
have a really good following and maintain it, you have to work at
it. commenting on other people site or comments, etc...it's key for
sure...
Heath Parks
Media Made Easy
http://batmangeek.com
http://heathparks.com
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Brook
That's a great point. Social marketing (whether intentionally or not)
is not the same as internet marketing and that's where many go wrong.
Yes it takes time and effort to do well in the social networks and
generate a following, I think too many folk are thinking it's the same
as IM where
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The discussion about YouTube got me thinking. I did a little tour of
some video sharing sites.
I went to http://office.wreckandsalvage.com/ where they have a list
of links to all the video sharing sites they upload
Thanks Bill and Lauren - great replies.
I feel more attracted to Vimeo and Viddler, and less inclined to
waste time elsewhere.
This lack of traction that you talk about, Bill, is a huge problem
with Youtube. Youtube is still such a popular monopoly that I'm not
sure they see how much of a
Oh. Immediately after sending that last message, I saw this:
http://www.youtube.com/blog?entry=233yWq7rslI
A Youtube blog entry talking about how they're already making great
strides towards Youtube consumption in home entertainment systems. I
realise I'm naive in thinking that because they
I am sure that they will adapt, but the question still remains can
Google make money off of YT, because let's face it, they have to or
sooner or later, it will go away. I still think Hulu is the closest
to getting it right from a Ad perspective, if YT can someone offer
both the professional
I remember back in the mid-90s, people were asking should i build my
website on Geocities or Tripod?. This feels like another one of those
discussions.
Not sure why these sites aren't trying harder to solve a core issue:
how to find video that interests me - particularly Google, since this
is
You know Frank brings up a good point here, the fact that Mefeedia
has been doing a great job of video search lately. I know I am
guilty of not thinking about Mefeedia as much as I should. But
everytime David Meade shows me something that Mefeedia is doing or
has done, I always go man that
Thank you, Heath!
What would mean 1000x more than publicity, though, is seeing little
+mefeedia subscribe buttons next to those +youtube buttons that are
popping up everywhere. :)
Regards,
Frank
http://www.mefeedia.com - Feed Me Media
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Thanks Bill and Lauren - great replies.
I feel more attracted to Vimeo and Viddler, and less inclined to
waste time elsewhere.
The communities there are smaller, but way more dedicated.
This lack of traction that you
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