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VSEO is to put it in a way that everyone can understand is optimizing your videos to drive as much traffic to them as humanly possible. VSEO has been around for a little while now, however the impact its going to have on the way we market our products is going to make a big difference. In 2007 Google launches USI (Universal Search Initiative) which means now that they will be merging news video and images into the serps.

If you are skilled at doing something, why not share it with others? If you are skilled at something, can teach others how to do it, and sell related products along the way, extra bonus, right?

Video sharing sites like YouTube, Viddler, Revver, etc. are increasing in popularity and have literally millions of people sharing and watching videos made by individuals around the world. But, these video sites are not just for funny things like watching people fall off skateboards or play ping-pong in animal costumes! They can and should be used by businesses of all sizes to promote their business, educate their prospects and customers, and most importantly, build trust!

As a Marketer of information, the use of video’s are unequaled when it come’s to relaying information. Now one thing you should remember is that there are 3 different ways we learn, one is through text, or reading.

With so many businesses competing against one another, it is important to make sure that you are doing your best to make sure that you are getting as much exposure as possible. The more you put your name and image out there, the more business you will get in return. One of the most efficient ways of gaining a name in the business is to take advantage of some well thought out video marketing strategies.

If you are a network marketer and you are not using YouTube video marketing then this is a must read. I don’t normally try to sell upfront but with this article I will be overwhelmingly convincing on why you deserve to jump on board.

In the marketing world, YouTube can be a powerful tool for your promotional campaign and it’s important to know how to use it to your advantage without coming across pushy. I’m not the kind of person that boasts about SEO secrets because in web economics if you’re not researching things for yourself and innovating new ideas, you’re already lost amongst the masses.

If you have ever wondered how to make money online, a combination of YouTube and eBay could be the answer. Let’s say that you run an eBay store and are selling products that people might need instructions to use. An example here is Lauren Luke, a twenty something single mom from the UK who quit her job as a taxi dispatcher to set up an eBay shop selling cosmetics and application products.

Are you using video marketing in your business? Or are you one of those people who hate their picture being taken let alone standing in front of a camera? Well I am here to tell you that the camera loves everyone once you know how to use it and it is the most powerful and inexpensive marketing tool online in 2009. Video marketing is taking the world by storm and those people who take the time to embrace this new communication medium will very quickly be seen as the expert in their niche. Why? Because video positions you as…

Conventionally, viral marketing is the technique of spreading a brand name by ‘word of mouth.’ As communication technologies evolved to the current form such as Internet, viral marketing techniques also changed their form to exploit the opportunities available through these revolutionary media.

If there were 1 billion people visiting a mall daily, would it be a good idea to advertise your product/s there? What if these ads were free, how many ads would you put up? Allow me to show you how to take advantage of this new, ultimate and free traffic generator called video marketing.

A Farmers’ Market and its patrons welcomed their first computer storefront in the summer of 2009. Among the sounds, sights, and smells from the musicians, bakers, vendors of organic foods, artisans and crafters, was the laptop screen of an internet company. The eclectic clientele of locals and visitors of the Farmer’s Market proved to be progressive thinkers who accept green ideas even from a computer screen.