Traffic tip #71
Create a funny video - and a keyword-rich transcript.
Create your own video and upload it to Google Video.
This may be a lot easier they you think. One easy way is to use the video
function on your digital camera, edit it using Windows Movie Maker and
save the file in wmv format, which is one of the formats accepted by
Google.
You can submit videos electronically to Google Video, as long as you own
the necessary rights (including copyrights, trademarks, rights of publicity,
and any other relevant rights for your content).
Incorporate your domain name in the video.
Get a few friends to link to your funny video from their blogs. If it's funny
enough, other people will tell their friends, and so on...
Also, you can submit a transcript of your video to Google.
Google says:
"Users will be able to find your video more easily if you add a transcript
to each video file you've uploaded via your Video Status page. We
prefer it if the format of the transcript is time-coded and saved as a .txt
file."
You want to include appropriate keywords in your transcript – so make sure the
keywords are spoken in your video.
· G oogle Video FAQ
· P olicy guidelines
· V ideo transcripts
At YouTube you can upload a video from your cellphone or PDA. You can
"tag" the video with appropriate keywords.
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Create a funny video - and a keyword-rich transcript.
Create your own video and upload it to Google Video.
This may be a lot easier they you think. One easy way is to use the video
function on your digital camera, edit it using Windows Movie Maker and
save the file in wmv format, which is one of the formats accepted by
Google.
You can submit videos electronically to Google Video, as long as you own
the necessary rights (including copyrights, trademarks, rights of publicity,
and any other relevant rights for your content).
Incorporate your domain name in the video.
Get a few friends to link to your funny video from their blogs. If it's funny
enough, other people will tell their friends, and so on...
Also, you can submit a transcript of your video to Google.
Google says:
"Users will be able to find your video more easily if you add a transcript
to each video file you've uploaded via your Video Status page. We
prefer it if the format of the transcript is time-coded and saved as a .txt
file."
You want to include appropriate keywords in your transcript – so make sure the
keywords are spoken in your video.
· G oogle Video FAQ
· P olicy guidelines
· V ideo transcripts
At YouTube you can upload a video from your cellphone or PDA. You can
"tag" the video with appropriate keywords.
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