Are you using podcasting as a way to build your business?
How many of these things would you like for your business?
- A growing list of qualified prospects and leads
- Customers who love you and do everything you tell them to do
- Responsive subscribers who will buy what you sell or recommend
- Trust and credibility for you, your products and brand
- Better search engine rankings
You can get them all using podcasts.
If you don’t know where to start developing your business podcasting strategy, watch this excellent how to video from my friends and Internet video experts Mike Koenigs and Rocket Helstrom.
It’s called “Podcasting for Business” and even though it’s less than 15 minutes long, it is packed with great information like:
- Why you need a video podcasting strategy for your business
- What is podcasting
- How to develop your podcasting strategy
- Ideas for different content strategies
- How to produce podcasts
- How to distribute podcasts all over the Web and use them to drive traffic back to your site
All the Best
Kris
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When article directories became the rage a few years ago, now with hundreds, even thousands of them all over the web, syndication became a serious business.
Once we had several hundred sites to submit to we were more then eager to find solutions for syndication that didn’t require us to submit articles by hand to each article directory.
And the solutions came screaming at us. Now it is unheard of to submit your articles by hand to all the important directories. Services abound to help you with article syndication today.
Enter Web 2.0. Video is all the rage, YouTube.com sells for a billion and change, and video search engines are popping up everywhere.
Everyone wants to be next. And they are throwing free video sharing and streaming at their visitors to attract a following.
Video is coming into its own now and people are marketing their sites by providing content in video, but not nearly as much as content is still provided via the written word.
Here is where it gets exciting. The cost of entry into the video production and syndication world, financially and learning curve-wise, is always going to be a bit higher than article creation and syndication.
Everyone and their sister can sit down and bang out an article like this one. Everyone has access to and knows how to use word processing programs.
Video is a whole different beast. You have to know how to shoot it, how to do screen captures (for how-to videos), how to produce a video that looks and sounds good, and how to get that video into the growing list of places that organize that medium exclusively.
Frankly, people will always be scared of the jump between article marketing and video marketing. This leaves a much smaller number of people competing in video search engines for eyeballs than there are now in article directories.
I see a massive upsurge coming in 2007 in the number of people creating and sharing how-to videos and viral videos to promote their sites, but nothing like the article marketing explosion in the last few years.
It’s that barrier of technology and a higher learning curve that will keep the weekend promoters at bay for a good while, until video production and marketing is as common as article marketing. (If that day ever comes.)
My tip for 2007
Get into video. Learn about how to produce it and syndicate it. Find out what’s going on at YouTube.com and how people are generating massive video subscriber lists and traffic back to their main sites with video.
It will take some surfing, some thinking, and some creativity, and that is exactly why you want to know everything you can about video marketing.
Because most people simply will not take the time to learn about video marketing until those of us who are doing it now are so entrenched, it won’t matter!
Jack Humphrey is the Editor for The Friday Traffic Report. Go to the FTR video syndication page to see a list of all the video sharing sites and tips on how to syndicate video.
More and more web site owners are taking advantage of the exponential growth in video sharing sites and syndicating video for link popularity and direct traffic.
There are now at least 50 very solid video sharing sites with high traffic numbers and rankings across all the major search engines. Many more video sites are online and ramping up to be players as well.
As I predicted when YouTube took off, video sites are fast replacing article directories as the “darlings” of syndication for link building and targeted traffic generation.
Video is becoming ridiculously easy to create these days and even rank amateurs have a plethora of tools that make video production a snap for them. The main problem is video is very big and takes a long time to upload to all the video sharing sites.
It’s not at all like articles where you can easily syndicate across a huge base of article directories in a snap with the right article syndication service.
Or is it?
New services are coming online to take advantage of the great demand marketers have for easy video syndication. Of course this is a natural development now that there are enough sites to drive video marketers crazy and make them seek out syndication services that will help them spread their videos without uploading them one site at a time.
The original video syndication service, Traffic Geyser, is quite a bit more expensive than article syndication services. But then, they have to deal with a huge bandwidth bill each month from uploading hundreds or even thousands of videos across all the main video sharing sites.
There are free video uploading services, but they are very light in the number of video sites they upload to.
As demand for easy video syndication continues to rise, watch for more and more competitors to come online and take their spot in the video syndication industry.
If you were around when article marketing took off, you know what’s about to happen in the video marketing industry. It’s going to be an even greater explosion than article marketing was when it hits critical mass.
The smart marketers are making how-to videos and re-purposing their written content into video scripts as fast as they can to get ahead of the video marketing boom that is just beginning to really take off across the web.
First movers always get the best results, but video marketing is just starting to show massive promise and there’s still time to get ahead of the masses before everyone is marketing with video.
Jack Humphrey has an up-to-date list of the top 50 video sites at the Friday Traffic Report ranked by PageRank. Jack is the author of The Authority Black Book
