By: Dawn
Just starting to look into videos and after reading this article can see I have a great deal to learn. Most of it was “new” news to me!Ah well – that is why I subscribe to you – to learn.
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Interesting point about whether you should go for the size and large audience of YouTube, or give your own domain a go for hosting videos. If you have the time to implement full video SEO on your own...
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By: Nick Stamoulis
Anything that is put out into the online space should be optimized so that it can work for you. Great post outlining the mistakes that most make, it’s important to spread the knowledge we have for...
View ArticleBy: Linda Bustos
Especially when Youtube “cross-sells” videos from other users right alongside your video!
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What is the best size to give the user a video sample?I have 3 options for my .flv files320 X 240 Optimal Quality 384 X 288 Normal Quality 480 X 360 Best QualityPlease help………..thanks.
View ArticleBy: Linda Bustos
There’s a couple things you can do, you may be able to apply connection type detection to serve up the best media for dialup / broadband. I would typically opt for the best video quality so long as it...
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Yes I understand. i was thinking best is always better. But the file download is a bit larger. I think everyone would like to see a video sample as large as they can.
View ArticleBy: Amanda
Very interesting, what is the best software to use to actually create the videos?
View ArticleBy: Linda Bustos
You can just shoot videos with your digital recorder and format them for various players/sites. There are also vendors like Treepodia and LiveClicker that can do more robust things.
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