5 “Must Know” Tips To Generate Buzz on YouTube   Raise Your Marketing IQ   webinar series
About Us Amanda O’Brien Inbound Marketing Manager Hall Web Services www.hallme.com
Road Map What is YouTube for? What is “new” or “inbound” marketing Benefits of YouTube How to get started Tools you need 5 Tips to Generate Buzz Case studies
What You Know About YouTube Watch Videos Share Videos Time waster Social Media Viral Videos
What You May NOT Know Poll of 400 senior marketing and media executives, 67% identified online video as a primary focus of their 2009 digital marketing campaigns 4th most visited site on the Internet (above MSN and Live.com) 13 Hours of video uploading to YOUTUBE every minute* 100,000 YouTube Videos viewed per day* * http://www.btobonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090106/FREE/901069995/1078/newsletter011
Inbound Marketing Time to Re-think Your Marketing Strategy! Old/Outbound Marketing TV Radio Ads Print Ads Direct Mail Telemarketing New/Inbound Marketing Social Media SEO/SEM Blogging Online Videos An Interaction An Interruption
Benefits of Using Video Visual Learners Storytelling Mix it up New touch point Content more important then budget Brand Move traffic to your site Easy to share Build trust with your audience “ Everything has to work together to bring your chosen message to your chosen customer and generate the desired results. You can’t just shoot a video and throw it on the YouTube site; you need to develop a plan.” Michael Miller,  YouTube for Business Author
How to Make a Good YouTube Video Be professional (quality) Stay focused – short and sweet (you do have 10 minutes) Make it useful Inexpensive Simple distribution Sound is very important Be yourself
Create a Channel Sign up Username - branding Key word dense description Website Keywords Location Education, Interests etc. etc. etc Have a channel? Upgrade
Making a YouTube Channel ( http://www.youtube.com/user/greenpeaceusa)
Tools You Need
Tools you need Ideas Creativity Video camera? Flip Cam? Web cam?  External microphone jack Microphone? Editing software? Tripod? Great if one person Screen recording? Camtasia
Outline or Script Know your shots Keep it timely Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/australian-war-memorial/3527157206/ Staying Organized
Content
Content Possibilities Improve customer service Reduce ad spend? HUGE example Evian Water Brand recognition Put a face to your brand
Content Ideas Presentations Training videos Help Marketing Events Interviews with experts  (pssst... you are an expert too) Contests Video Blog Testimonials Message from the president Shy? Screen recordings
5 Tips to generate buzz on YouTube
#1 Have a Plan
Have a Plan Objectives Goals Measure Your Results
Plan: Objectives Where are you now? What do you want to achieve? And by when? How does this fit in with your business? Who is your audience and what do they want to hear? What would be a success to you? What is your strategy?  Company policies? What works for you is different
Plan: Goals
Plan: Goals Brand recognition Traffic to website Engage marketplace Bring life to products and topics Inquiries “ Buy” the story
Plan: What are you going to measure? Popularity: Views – more views = more search Subscribers Channel Views Engaging: Comments Favorite Reviews Embeds Link Backs Social Media Posting Landing pages
Plan: Measure with YouTube Insights Free tool How often videos are viewed in different geographic regions How long it takes for a video to become popular What happens to video views as popularity peaks
#2 Be Original
Be Original Competitors, other industries great for ideas Do what someone else did but better What makes you and your company unique? Find your voice Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pmtorrone/6208920/sizes/l/
#3 Focus on the First 10 Seconds
Focus on the first 10 seconds You have 10 seconds to make your impression Intros statistically don’t work Save ‘who we are’ information till the end
#4 Create Something Valuable
Create something valuable People want to share Something useful Something people will return to Call to action at the end of the video Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/10ch/3347658610/
#5 Promote
Promote Social Media Website Enewsletter Marketing pieces Email footer Blogs Own keyword search terms
Promote: Social Media Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc. Tubemogul Use a URL shortener to share link and track (bit.ly) Ask your network
Promote: Own search terms Find search term Know how your customers are searching Great for How to's (switch a roll of paper) Answer questions Product demos
SEO for your videos Video title Informational – to be found Viral – to be clicked on Video description Add a link Keywords Tagging Not public  What videos show up near your video
Embedding your video
Going Viral What does going viral mean to you? Content, content, content Fresh, daring, exciting, funny Get it out to industry influencers Make it share-able Track progress – respond quickly World Wide Rave – David Meerman Scott “ You can create a World Wide Rave too – Just create something valuable, that people want to share and make it easy for them to do so .” - David Meerman Scott
Benefits of non-viral A picture is worth a thousand words Give your company a voice The views keep coming Texas Instruments – Thank an engineer March Campaign Results 151,000 Video Views 25,000 Further action/landing page Average time on site 4:21
Will it Blend Blendtec Blenders Brand Recognition “ GREAT! Here is $50” Retail up 700% in 2 years Over 7 mil views Media coverage SEO
Citrix Product demos Employee manual Users using products Interview with  Wes Wasson, senior VP-CMO Citrix http://www.btobonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100106/FREE/912019981
Recap Social media is becoming a powerful marketing tool People relate to video Easy and inexpensive to do effectively Strategy and Goals Be original Focus on first 10 seconds Create something valuable Promote Viral and Non-viral are both important Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deapeajay/3016206629/
Learn More World Wide Rave – David Meerman Scott YouTube for Business – Michael Miller Steve Garfield – stevegarfield.com

5 “Must Know” Tips To Generate Buzz on YouTube

  • 1.
    5 “Must Know”Tips To Generate Buzz on YouTube Raise Your Marketing IQ webinar series
  • 2.
    About Us AmandaO’Brien Inbound Marketing Manager Hall Web Services www.hallme.com
  • 3.
    Road Map Whatis YouTube for? What is “new” or “inbound” marketing Benefits of YouTube How to get started Tools you need 5 Tips to Generate Buzz Case studies
  • 4.
    What You KnowAbout YouTube Watch Videos Share Videos Time waster Social Media Viral Videos
  • 5.
    What You MayNOT Know Poll of 400 senior marketing and media executives, 67% identified online video as a primary focus of their 2009 digital marketing campaigns 4th most visited site on the Internet (above MSN and Live.com) 13 Hours of video uploading to YOUTUBE every minute* 100,000 YouTube Videos viewed per day* * http://www.btobonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090106/FREE/901069995/1078/newsletter011
  • 6.
    Inbound Marketing Timeto Re-think Your Marketing Strategy! Old/Outbound Marketing TV Radio Ads Print Ads Direct Mail Telemarketing New/Inbound Marketing Social Media SEO/SEM Blogging Online Videos An Interaction An Interruption
  • 7.
    Benefits of UsingVideo Visual Learners Storytelling Mix it up New touch point Content more important then budget Brand Move traffic to your site Easy to share Build trust with your audience “ Everything has to work together to bring your chosen message to your chosen customer and generate the desired results. You can’t just shoot a video and throw it on the YouTube site; you need to develop a plan.” Michael Miller, YouTube for Business Author
  • 8.
    How to Makea Good YouTube Video Be professional (quality) Stay focused – short and sweet (you do have 10 minutes) Make it useful Inexpensive Simple distribution Sound is very important Be yourself
  • 9.
    Create a ChannelSign up Username - branding Key word dense description Website Keywords Location Education, Interests etc. etc. etc Have a channel? Upgrade
  • 10.
    Making a YouTubeChannel ( http://www.youtube.com/user/greenpeaceusa)
  • 11.
  • 12.
    Tools you needIdeas Creativity Video camera? Flip Cam? Web cam? External microphone jack Microphone? Editing software? Tripod? Great if one person Screen recording? Camtasia
  • 13.
    Outline or ScriptKnow your shots Keep it timely Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/australian-war-memorial/3527157206/ Staying Organized
  • 14.
  • 15.
    Content Possibilities Improvecustomer service Reduce ad spend? HUGE example Evian Water Brand recognition Put a face to your brand
  • 16.
    Content Ideas PresentationsTraining videos Help Marketing Events Interviews with experts (pssst... you are an expert too) Contests Video Blog Testimonials Message from the president Shy? Screen recordings
  • 17.
    5 Tips togenerate buzz on YouTube
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  • 19.
    Have a PlanObjectives Goals Measure Your Results
  • 20.
    Plan: Objectives Whereare you now? What do you want to achieve? And by when? How does this fit in with your business? Who is your audience and what do they want to hear? What would be a success to you? What is your strategy? Company policies? What works for you is different
  • 21.
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    Plan: Goals Brandrecognition Traffic to website Engage marketplace Bring life to products and topics Inquiries “ Buy” the story
  • 23.
    Plan: What areyou going to measure? Popularity: Views – more views = more search Subscribers Channel Views Engaging: Comments Favorite Reviews Embeds Link Backs Social Media Posting Landing pages
  • 24.
    Plan: Measure withYouTube Insights Free tool How often videos are viewed in different geographic regions How long it takes for a video to become popular What happens to video views as popularity peaks
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    Be Original Competitors,other industries great for ideas Do what someone else did but better What makes you and your company unique? Find your voice Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pmtorrone/6208920/sizes/l/
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    #3 Focus onthe First 10 Seconds
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    Focus on thefirst 10 seconds You have 10 seconds to make your impression Intros statistically don’t work Save ‘who we are’ information till the end
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    Create something valuablePeople want to share Something useful Something people will return to Call to action at the end of the video Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/10ch/3347658610/
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    Promote Social MediaWebsite Enewsletter Marketing pieces Email footer Blogs Own keyword search terms
  • 33.
    Promote: Social MediaFacebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc. Tubemogul Use a URL shortener to share link and track (bit.ly) Ask your network
  • 34.
    Promote: Own searchterms Find search term Know how your customers are searching Great for How to's (switch a roll of paper) Answer questions Product demos
  • 35.
    SEO for yourvideos Video title Informational – to be found Viral – to be clicked on Video description Add a link Keywords Tagging Not public What videos show up near your video
  • 36.
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    Going Viral Whatdoes going viral mean to you? Content, content, content Fresh, daring, exciting, funny Get it out to industry influencers Make it share-able Track progress – respond quickly World Wide Rave – David Meerman Scott “ You can create a World Wide Rave too – Just create something valuable, that people want to share and make it easy for them to do so .” - David Meerman Scott
  • 38.
    Benefits of non-viralA picture is worth a thousand words Give your company a voice The views keep coming Texas Instruments – Thank an engineer March Campaign Results 151,000 Video Views 25,000 Further action/landing page Average time on site 4:21
  • 39.
    Will it BlendBlendtec Blenders Brand Recognition “ GREAT! Here is $50” Retail up 700% in 2 years Over 7 mil views Media coverage SEO
  • 40.
    Citrix Product demosEmployee manual Users using products Interview with Wes Wasson, senior VP-CMO Citrix http://www.btobonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100106/FREE/912019981
  • 41.
    Recap Social mediais becoming a powerful marketing tool People relate to video Easy and inexpensive to do effectively Strategy and Goals Be original Focus on first 10 seconds Create something valuable Promote Viral and Non-viral are both important Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deapeajay/3016206629/
  • 42.
    Learn More WorldWide Rave – David Meerman Scott YouTube for Business – Michael Miller Steve Garfield – stevegarfield.com

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