Some video promotion steps
There are many ways to get you started seeding your videos. Along the way,
blogs, email blasts, even simple word of mouth, will be used. Ultimately,
you're going to want people all over the Web to know about your work, but
we want you to see how far you can go just by promoting your work on
YouTube itself before you start spreading that word. There is a lot of work to
do right there at first before you want to venture out all over the
neighborhood.
Start on YouTube
YouTube provides plenty of ways to promote the content to ensure it reaches
as many people as possible on the web. This part of the process is vitally
important, as every month, over 200 million unique users visit the site. It's
smart to optimize the visibility of your video right there.
Post frequently
It is essential to regularly post, particularly once you have started having a
subscriber base. Your goal is to have fans in pursuit of your future photo. If
you don't publish new work, the subscribers will ignore you and pass on to
more regular contributors.
Hold it and encourage it with new work while you have their focus. You must
keep your share of the space of mind of your fans! Comedian Asa Thibodaux
posts on YouTube, about four videos a week. "When you reach a certain
level," he notes, "it's a compromise between the number of videos and the
number of subscribers." (Asa has over 20,000 subscribers.) It's fascinating
that Michael Buckley, of What the Buck?! Fame, he gave the same advice a
lot. And He's got over 250,000 members! He says, "the trick for me now is
quick video formation. I'm producing three to four videos a week. "For
Michael, it's about" staying in touch with your friends, "so having videos
posted is the best way to do that.