YouTube Marketing: What Every Business Needs to Know
A decision framework for whether and how a business should use YouTube in 2011, covering cost, format and realistic audience expectations.
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A decision framework for whether and how a business should use YouTube in 2011, covering cost, format and realistic audience expectations.
YouTube is the world's second-largest search engine and a library that keeps working for years. Here's how the algorithm and retention drive channel growth.
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The mistakes that tripped up brands trying YouTube in 2007, from ads pretending not to be ads to ignoring the comment section entirely.
An illustrative look at how a small retailer used YouTube's brand-new Partner Program and low-budget video to turn curiosity into store visits in 2007.
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