WebMarketCentral
NOVEMBER 18, 2009
Publishers no longer have a monopoly on content creation, but they can potentially create integrations with bloggers, Twitter feeds, YouTube videos, LinkedIn groups and other places where their industry is being discussed and provide a centralized portal for vendor, user and independently created material. Ratings and Rankings.
WebMarketCentral
JULY 7, 2008
YouTube and the Paradox of Video Quality Online video is hot for many reasons: it's engaging, portable, re-usable and increasingly searchable. MarketingSherpa's report provides useful advice for incorporating video into B2B lead generation plans, such as best practices in properly tagging corporate videos uploaded to YouTube.
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WebMarketCentral
MARCH 10, 2009
Site Alexa Rank (March 2009) Compete Traffic (February 2009) Compete 1-Year Traffic Change Google Pagerank Video YouTube 3 69,110,425 +16.9% Site Alexa Rank (March 2009) Compete Traffic (February 2009) Compete 1-Year Traffic Change Google Pagerank FeedBurner 522 3,581,957 +42.3% 9 Technorati 599 3,309,174 +25.2% 9 Vimeo 537 2,648,778 +848.1%
WebMarketCentral
NOVEMBER 23, 2009
Use social media more effectively for research? SlideSix lets you upload PowerPoint, PDF or OpenOffice presentations, mix in videos from YouTube or Vimeo, and share your presentations with groups. Consolidate your online profiles and social networking presence? Create a cool Twiiter background even if you're not the artistic type?
WebMarketCentral
AUGUST 1, 2007
Once again, these recommendations are based on personal experience as well as research from the experts at MarketingSherpa. This includes sites like YouTube for video; iTunes for podcasts; and Insight24 for B2B webcasts, video and podcasts. social media, YouTube, Insight24, iTunes, Digg, PRWeb, technology forums del.icio.us
WebMarketCentral
MAY 16, 2008
In the latest installment of Outside the Inbox, Jared Reitzin of mobileStorm reviews some recent research studies and asks, when it comes to participation in social media (blogging, uploading videos to YouTube, etc.)—are —are Americans lazier than web users in other countries, or just busier?
WebMarketCentral
JANUARY 5, 2009
One executive I know, the president of a software company, shares the first page of Google with a biomedical researcher, a diplomat, a (not exactly best-selling) author, and the Facebook page of a college student from North Dakota. Upload the video to YouTube and Vimeo so it's easy to share on blogs and other sites. A few examples.
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