I’ve had a YouTube video about my 1-click Indexer up on YouTube for about 18 months now (October 5, 2009 06:53 PM). It has received 883 views, maybe a dozen of them mine.
That is Exposure
Yesterday I began making a list of Periodic Tasks – those things I must keep topped up, but distinct from my regular daily tasks.
For example, each month I ought to spend SOME time crating or upgrading LinkedIn, Product upgrade/upload, Home Web page, Home Web post, Podcast, Training item, eLetter, Personal Web page, Personal Web post, Camtasia Video, Technical paper – create or clean, YouTube videos … you get the idea.
YouTube Videos?
Since I already have about two dozen videos posted on my web site , why haven’t I shot them off to YouTube?
Who visits my web site? 300 visits per month, 600 in one good month back in March 2010, but I suspect that might have been me inspecting some updates!
Who visits YouTube? At least 883 people, obviously!
Clincher Number 1: YouTube & Google automatically indexes every submission
Clincher Number 2: YouTube is where people go to find out HowTo do everything. It is where I should post my answers to their questions.
Clincher Number 3: YouTube is forever. Long after I’m gone, people can get frustrated not being able to d/l tools from my web site.
P.S. For as long as I remember to update it, here’s a tracking of videos/views
Date | Uploaded | Views | Indexer |
|---|---|---|---|
Tuesday, April 26, 2011 | 46 | 947 | |
Wednesday, April 27, 2011 | 46 | 970 | 896 |
Thursday, April 28, 2011 | 46 | 988 | 902 |
Monday, May 02, 2011 | 47 | 1,009 | 914 |
Tuesday, May 03, 2011 | 47 | 1,014 | 919 |
P.S. Since drafting this article I came across a HighSpot blog item which reads, in part:
So many search queries are made for YouTube content that it can be considered the #2 search engine in the world . Did you catch that? Apart from Google, there is no other site that users search more often for content.
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