Whether you’re just getting started in the world of online video or have been at it for awhile and are looking to sharpen your marketing skills, Greg Jarboe’s ‘YouTube and Video Marketing: An Hour a Day’ is a priceless reference.
Launch a social media campaign that will build your brand and deliver results in our online Social Media Marketing Boot Camp starting June 7. Speakers include Abigail Cusick (Bravo Digital), Gregory Galant (Sawhorse Media), Alex Leo (Thomson Reuters Digital), Jim Tobin (Ignite Social Media), and many more. Read the reviews. 
In a recent talk at the Beet.TV Executive Retreat, Joy Marcus, venture partner at DFJ Gotham Venture and formerly of Dailymotion, brings up some interesting points about video discovery. Marcus says, “I think discovery in the video space is still problematic.”
Online video is a great way to humanize your brand and present yourself in a way that is easy for your customers to connect with. ReelSEO’s Tim Schmoyer and “viral video genius” Kevin Nalty aka Nalts offer up some great tips on how to use video to humanize your brand.
If you watch much long-form online video content then you know it can be annoying to try and pause a video and save it for later. Pause for Later aims to solve this problem with a nifty little multi-browser extension that lets you pause any video from YouTube, Vimeo or Hulu in a click and save it for later.
ShortForm, the social video curation platform that lets Video Jockeys (VJs) create channels featuring their favorite videos from across the web, is announcing a brand new weekly competition this morning to reward top VJs with cash prizes.
In her latest episode of the New Media Minute, Daisy Whitney introduces ‘Five Best Practices to Building a Loyal Video Audience.’ We’ve paired these five best practices with five tips of our own to bring you a list of ten helpful tips for building your online video audience.
If you use TubeMogul’s video syndication and analytics service to upload once and easily distribute your videos to multiple platforms in one go (YouTube, Vimeo, Twitter, Blip, DailyMotion, etc.), you’re in for a bit of a change. The company has moved its service to a new location, independent of TubeMogul, at OneLoad.com.
In a recent webinar, VidCaster co-founder and CEO Kiernan Farr debunks common misconceptions about online video and teaches you ‘How to make effective videos for your business – without spending a dime!’
Back in November, Cisco’s VP for Marketing and Emerging Technologies, David Hsieh, predicted that web video would soon account for a huge portion of Internet traffic saying, “Today over half of all Internet traffic is video—51 percent. And based on the current trends, we predict that in the next three years over 90 percent of all Internet traffic will be video.” YouTube’s head of global partnerships, Robert Kyncl, confirms in a speech at CES.
Seeing how New Years is just around the corner, now seemed like as good a time as any to jot down a few of my thoughts about what the next year has in store for the online video industry. Check out my 7 predictions for online video in 2012. What do you think the coming year has in store for online video?
