How to make your youtube video viral

Hello again YouTubers!! I know that you are roaming the YouTube site the whole day trying to promote for your YouTube Video and make it more viral, that’s why today I am going to review this video that talks exactly about this issue. This Video is actually a Manual that shows how to easy share your youtube videos on most important Social Media to  How to make your YouTube Videos more VIRAL presented by Dereck Celis.

This 6 minutes video can be summarized in 10 main points from which i can cite:

1. The first thing that you have to do is to keep your videos short, around 2-4 minutes are extremely enough, because if the video is being too long, people will get tired and bored and will automatically turn it off. Then the key is to be concise and precise.
2. You don’t need to hire a professional to shoot your video for you. Just shoot it by yourself wih a regular camera, but that doesn’t mean that you can film with a very low quality one because if watchers find a low resolution video they automatically lose interest.
3. Write a precise and short description to your video on YouTube and make it clear and interesting. You are advised to use keywords that people searching for videos related to them, will find your video easily.
4. If you have a Facebook page or a twitter, share your video whenever it is possible so that your friends will know about it. You are advised too to create links to your videos from your pages so that will make it easier to people to follow and watch, this step is really important.
5. Another smart thing to do too is when commenting on other bloggers posts and video, include a link to your video, it should bring more attention to it.
6. Another thing you should be doing is to keep your video simple so that other people can modify and remix it… and that way it will naturally become viral.
7. Don’t make ad videos, because people don’t have a big interest in those unless they extremely amazing.
8. Keep the title mysterious and shocking; you can make a title that expresses the video’s content in a twisted way.
9. The use of fake headlines will attract more viewer as they will be more curious if whether this actually happened or not.
10. And Last but not least, the use of some attractive girls in your videos is 100% guaranteed method to attract views (mainly boys)

And Thanks to Dereck Celis, visit his YouTube Channel here for more videos, Now we are able to make our videos more viral and famous! And now Happy YouTubing and here is the video!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nohv45eiOA8

The Providence Paradox Interview

Welcome in another video review about the “Providence Paradox”! Today’s video is pretty interesting as it is represents an interview between Scott Bernardo (the interviewer) and Rohit Deshpandé, Harvard Business School professor where the last describes ways that emerging market companies can overcome consumer bias against their products.

Mr. Rohit Deshpandé explains how is The Providence Paradox is a relatively new term in the business world. It refers to products and services manufactured by developing countries that have a difficult time establishing a profit margin due to where they are from. On the one hand consumers want authenticity, but on the other, they do not feel like paying a high price for a ‘third world’ product, generally by answering the following questions:

• Can you explain to us what the business paradox is? Mr. Deshpandé answers this question saying that the providence paradox is meant to emerge markets and to simplify the ways the marketers of the products to manufacture them and give them a chance to provide their products with a fair price without looking at the place they come from. He also discuses the problems that 3^rd worlds marketers can face while selling their products since people won’t buy their products with a high price even if it is a high qualtity merchandise.
• Can we take the examples of the chocolat from a developing country and wine from Chilli: He gives us an example : Vinziuala chocolate company; this company produces the best cocoa in the world and the finest but they cant get themselves well known and they can’t command a good price as people know the product is good but they are not willing to pay a good price for it. Specific example wine producing company it produces wide range of quality wines some of them very high and some are low ,this company offers wine that is rated by 90% which allows them to sell the  one bottle with 300$ but in reality they can’t command a price over 49$ because the distributor’s tell them that no one in his stores will pay more than 50$ for a bottle of wine coming from Chilly.
• Shall we talk about some strategies within the Providence Paradox: Mr. Deshpandé Talks about how the lG electronics (formerly known as luck gold star) established their own name in the marketing world. And how Honda and Toyota entered back in the 1970 in the  u.s market , they didn’t do very well at that time and people laughed at these product and it took Toyota from 20 to 30 years to establish their name. It takes lots of time and money if you real small company to establish your own product or in a developing country. Then he explains the process of taking short cuts instead of beginning a company from the scratch like acquiring a company which is already out there i.e.Volvo that was acquired by ford but it got sold to a Chinese company.

And thanks to this great Professor Rohit Deshpandé who is Sebastian S. Kresge Professor of Marketing at Harvard Business School where he currently teaches in the Owner/President Management Program and in other executive education offerings, learn more about him who was able to deliver a good explanation to the providence Paradox and has made it closer to our understanding. Thanks for reading and i will leave you with the interviaw now:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=50jQhAO6-U4

Eric Schmidt CEO Google

Google CEO Eric Schmidt was the keynote speaker at the Internet Advertising Bureau Annual Leadership meeting in Palm Springs, California on February 27, 2011.

Eric begins by speaking about “Joe Morning” statement that computers are “cold companions to humans.” Eric says Joe Morning is wrong. “Computers do what computers do best; humans do what humans do best.” So net is a win for humanity.

Eric Schmidt too speaks about the Power of the Mobile web us in Internet Advertising, In his speech, he makes strong use of statistics gained from the recent Super Bowl and how the extremely expensive advertisements affected mobile search displaying a powerful impact.

Mobile searches spiked 200% for Chrysler during Super Bowl and just 48% on PCs.

American spends about a third of their media time online. Kids in future will be always online. Smart phones surpassed PCs two weeks ago. Mobile first! Develop first for the mobile web and then worry about web.

• Everything is changing.
• Our intuition about future is linear, but IT grows exponentially.
• The new online advertising models are real time, iterative and happening now, it occurs live.

Eric Schmidt note Chrome is growing as fast as Twitter and Android has beaten iPhone and it looks like that will continue.

You are in online marketing? Than listen to this speech of Eric Schmidt very closely, there are lot of information that will give you an idea about what will be the next trends in online marketing.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArSxtZmSb1g

Behavior based search

Google assumes that prior searches mirrors the intent of searches and will focus search results based on that assumption. Behavior based search involves a modification of a search result for a query based upon a prior query.

To get the most out of behaviour based search, when we select keywords to optimize for, include longer-tail keywords, common queries by the community of our target audience.

Watch the following Video about Google based Search, in this video interview SEO pioneer and expert Bruce Clay discusses how behaviour based search affects how you need to optimize your website for maximum traffic.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=cORqb-5dtDg

BJ Fogg Stanford_University

BJ Fogg has mentioned the design mantra:
Put “Hot triggers” in the path of all motivated people!

That’s what you need to do to win in the consumer space, triggering behaviours. Put your message in to the existing path of your target group, existing path would be email inbox, their Facebook news feed, their twitter stream into thing they already doing and you focus on the motivated people.

Facebook has very good systems to change human behaviours; maybe this is even what makes Facebook so successful. BJ Fogg, Director, Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford University and author of the book, Mobile Persuasion, spoke at the SES San Francisco 2010 on the topic of social media and its ability to create hot triggers influencing human behavior. BJ Fogg believes that companies must put hot triggers in the path of motivated people in order to effectively compete in the consumer space. BJ studies the growth of Facebook and how the application uses triggers to influence the behavior of its users. BJ also discusses the impact of mobile on society and how it will become the dominant tool to influence human behavior. BJ concludes by discussing some of the publications his lab is producing for 2011.

You can keep track of BJ Fogg’s daily musings on twitter @bjfogg

Here is the video form the SES in San Francisco:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIcQiO5Zo6k

Over the past years Google has added many social search features. There has been talk about using social signals to help rank regular search results.

The Web SEO Analytics Team asked Matt Cutts: “A recent article of Danny Sullivan suggests that Google uses Twitter and Facebook links as a ranking signal. Can you confirm this? Can you elaborate a little bit more on this?”

Find Matt Cutts answers to this question at the following video:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofhwPC-5Ub4

SEOkomm

The 1st Austrian SEO Conference “SEOkomm” was a fully successful SEO event.

My review of the SEOkomm 2010.

The echo from the SEO community regarding the SEOkomm is with one accord positive. In future the the German speaking SEO scene will not only for skiing and snowboarding visit Austria, the “Who’s Who” of german speaking SEO specialists will from now on meet once a year at the SEOkomm in Salzburg to interchange there SEO know-how.

For a long time the Austrians had no real SEO Conference.

While in Germany, several top-class SEO events , such as: the SMX Munich, the SEO Campixx Berlin and the SEMSEO Abacus Hannover, to name just three, have taken place. There has been not one comparable SEO event in Austria.

At the SEO SMX conference in Munich in March 2010 @ulef Ulf Weihbold from Linz, asked all Austria visitors via Twitter for a group photo outside the entrance.

Hi:), I thought at that time, that there will not come more than 4 Austrian SEOs who could get photographed. In fact, there were more than 10 Austrians SEOs who attended the SMX. The entrance fee for 2 days at the SMX in Munich is around 1000, – €. I think, who affords such a SEO conference visit, is actually already really seriously interested in SEO.

SEOs from Austria at the SMX in Munich 2010

The fact that over 10 Austrian SEOs had traveled to the SMX Munich, was already an indication that the entire Austrian SEO scene had to be much larger than it was widely believed.

At the SMX Party the Austrian SEOs then talked about, that there should be a SEO conferene in Austria too.

Oliver Hauser had launched early in 2010 a SEO round table in Salzburg. To this SEO Event the Austrian SEO elite found together for the first time in Salzburg. This was indeed a good start, but it was not a full-fledged Austrian SEO conference.

Ulf, Oliver and I at the SMX Party 2010 - Important the SEOkomm beermat

Who would have thought in this days, that Oliver, Hans-Peter and Christoph will pluck up courage to create such a Top SEO Event in Austria.

Level Seven, led by Oliver Hauser and Hans-Peter Traunig together with Christoph Cemper – Cemper.com have established with success a SEO conference in Austria which need not fear the comparison with German and international SEO conferences. On the contrary, the german speaking Seologists agree, that the SEOkomm was without doubt an absolute top SEO conference and at least from my point of view in the second half of 2010, one of the best if not the best SEO event in the German-speaking Europe.

The feedback from the scene on Twitter were fantastic. Hundreds of SEO Tweeters have expressed their gratitude for the successful event on Twitter.

Also I want thank Oliver, Hans-Peter and Christoph for the successful SEO Conference.

Too, an especially big thank goes to Uschi Hauser for the great photos.

I had the pleasure to do my speech about Realtime Search and Mobile Search with Pelle Boese (gjuce.com). Pelle Boese is often wrongly confused with the “böse SEO” – Dominik Wojcik. The “böse SEO” translated into english would mean something like “the evil SEO” . But in truth Dominik and Pelle are both nice guys and what was in fact much more importent for the SEOkomm Party is that Pelle and his band can do amazing rock music, as the following video from the SEOkomm party proves :

I’m looking forward to the next SEOkomm SEO Conference in Austria 2011! I Will definitely participate in the SEOkomm 2011 too.
Who is interested in Real Time Search can download the slides from my speech as PDF >> Everyone is a publisher today!

The Google Seach Engine Optimization Starter Guide explains various points on search engine optimization (SEO)!

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SEO Best Practices

This SEO Guide first began as an effort to help teams within Google, but than Google thought it’d be just as useful to webmasters that are new to the topic of search engine optimization and wish to improve their sites interaction with both users and search engines. Although this guide won’t tell you any secrets that’ll automatically rank your site first for queries in Google (sorry!), following the best practices outlined below will make it easier for search engines to crawl, index and understand your content.

Table of Contents

SEO Basics
- Create unique, accurate page titles
- Make use of the “description” meta tag

Improving Site Structure
- Improve the structure of your URLs
- Make your site easier to navigate

Optimizing Content
- Offer quality content and services
- Write better anchor text
- Optimize your use of images
- Use heading tags appropriately

Dealing with Crawlers
- Make effective use of robots.txt
- Be aware of rel=”nofollow” for links

SEO for Mobile Phones
- Notify Google of mobile sites
- Guide mobile users accurately

Promotions and Analysis
- Promote your website in the right ways
- Make use of free webmaster tools

Google SEO Starter Guide PDF downloaden

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql7jGchLAWE