>>This is an outstanding thread.
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>>If you have not read it. Take a few minutes to go over it.
>>Then come back again when you get ready to implement a few
>>items.
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>>I have tried a few of them and they work. There was much
>>more that just plain makes since, that I will try also.
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>Hey Kelvin...
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>What did you try that worked for you? Mind sharing?

Now, I am going to have to read the thread again to be accurate.

But one of the first things I noticed was that any image can be turned into a video. And it still qualifies as a video even without audio.

Especially, if you are looking for just SEO, because the main thing you are looking for there is to get your description indexed. The video can be 8 seconds, with over 100 to 500 words indexed. To me that is the real power.

Again, because you are building a title, keywords, and description, do not skimp on keyword research.

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If you do add add the URL to your site, or where you want the viewer to go, it does get clicked on. Especially if you use callout ( big arrows, pointers etc.) And now youtube let's you add annotiations to any uploaded video.

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Many of the videos I upload I add a plain text, large font intro panel, and the same on the exit screen. This time the large font is a call to action.

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I have placed some of my videos on other sites. And then use blogs to point to those sites. Then when you look at stats, it shows or may show these sites as linking to your video, even it you own the site.

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I don't know how much good it does, but i have often looked at stats to see what sites I am on. I may have clicked on a link or two while looking.

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Some of the best traffic I got to a video was by using warrior forum to tell people they had permission to laugh at me.

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I don't get a lot of responses, but when I do I weigh whether or not I should keep it, delete it and or block the user.

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This is a short list of a few things I have tried.

Kelvin