I use a lot of videos in my Internet Marketing. In fact, my mentor releases a lot of videos for us to use in our video marketing (although I really want to get back to making my own, just working on limited time right now).
But my revelation today about video marketing was less with a video specific for my business but more with a video posted months ago as just a family video.
Brookyn was fascinated by the Subway $5 foot long song…she sang it all the time. So I caught her singing it on video and uploaded it to YouTube.
Of course, since it was not a marketing video I did not pay any attention to it. So tonight when I went to upload a new video, imagine my surprise when I saw the video had over 300 views!
No keywords (really), no attention paid to what it was about, but garnered a lot of views.
I’m taking this as a lesson in getting additional video key words just right. I know why this got a lot of views…and taking this bit of knowledge I learned from this I plan to work on getting my other videos extra exposure.
Enjoy the video….It has been enjoyed by others over 300 times!
With everything I am learning about Internet Marketing, I figured it was time I was nice and helped the wife (April) out with her BeautiControl business.
So we did some keyword research, put together a sales page, and are in the beginning stages of getting a fully-functional Internet marketing system down for her.
If anyone ever wonders what it is like in our house, here are two videos that show exactly how crazy it can get.
The first video is a cute clip we have of Brooklyn performing her version of the Subway $5 Footlong commercial. Hey Subway, if you’re watching, here’s your next star!
The second video is Brooklyn and Tori being, well, Brooklyn and Tori. They run, they play, and all of this inbetween giggles and laughs. They have a good time, are great kids, and love to have a great time.
By the way, this is only about 5 minutes of slightly edited video. This excitement was going on for at least 30 minutes…all between bath time and bed time.
In a hussle to get out the door and avoid snow a couple of weeks ago, April and Brooklyn lost the one thing that Brooklyn has held on to since she was 3 months old:
Her “Ellie” (an Elephant Lovey).
We knew we had to get Ellie back. After all, she was a family member. =)
After confirming that she was definitely missing, we ordered one off of Ebay.
Original cost was around $13.
The eBay cost? $51 + $6 for shipping.
If anyone is looking for a great eBay business, here ya go!