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10/07/2012 16:39:57

EEFilmzExperimental user
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Posts: 397 		What's the best way to Increase my "Fan" base here on Muvizu? and get better exposure...and get people to actually subscribe, like, follow, fan...etc...Does anyone know about How to go about Montezing Muvizu vids on YT and is it cool to do so?
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11/07/2012 10:54:03

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Posts: 609 		The best way to increase your exposure is to interact with people. Leave comments on videos, subscribe to people on youtube, reply to messages and have regular updates (even if its just a status update or tweet).

Combine all your content sources together can help as well, link your youtube account to twitter so that when you comment on a video the tweet appears as a tweet and do the same for facebook. If you write a blog link it into twitter and facebook, and if you don't maybe think about starting one? 200 - 300 word posts per week is manageable and you don't even have to talk sense (though it helps). A discussion about how to make weights for your next video maybe or about how you worked around issues in Muvizu to achieve the result.

Another good thing to consider is keywords. Take a word like "Muvizu" if you enter it in to google you'll get a pretty decent amount of results - blog posts, muvizu videos on youtube, etc - if you tag your video with muvizu it'll help show up in youtube search results but you might want to branch out from that and consider animation as a keyword, it'll give you millions of results so you probably won't have much chance of being noticed in amongst those results. It's all a case of trial and error. The other way the keywords help is to put your video at the side of other youtube videos in the related video list on youtube.

Putting keywords in your description and title also helps, but make sure your write a clear and full title and description other wise it'll just look like spam and turn people off.

Other things to consider is achieving the highest quality possible and maintaining a "style" to your work, this lets people feel familiar with what you do and then if they've enjoyed on video and see another one a few days later, they might be more inclined to watch that as well or even subscribe.

I'd suggest you have a look into SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) and VSEO (Video- SEO). These are huge topics and can be hit and miss, some things work some things don't. Things that work for one person might not work for another - at the end of the day you need to look into how you market your content.

I could go on and on about this as I've looked into it quite a bit, with some degree of success, but I'll try and stop here before I overload this thread

Have a look at Dreeko's youtube channel or jonbez's, read up on SEO / VSEO and online marketing and especially branding. Experiment with quality, can you take a day or 2 longer to really polish a video before posting it for a better reception of it?

This site can be useful https://ads.youtube.com/keyword_tool/ basically you want to find the keywords with over 100 searches per month but less than 30000 search results. Those are estimated figures. Trial and error will help you identify what is a good keyword to use.

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11/07/2012 12:23:13

EEFilmzExperimental user
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Posts: 397 		Wow! Jamie Thanks for all that info, I Fav'd this page so I can go back to it...very valuable help! I appreciate it and I will check all that out!...Thanks again!

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