Stake your claim in the NEW Land Rush- Google-Time is running out!
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Jim Farnsworth
I live in Akron, Ohio. I specialize in Internet Video Marketing; showing businesses how to rank high in search engines using online video submissions By Jim Farnsworth
Published on July 2nd, 2009
For the search term, 'Video Submission Software', showing 110 million returns, I now have 1 video on Google Page 1, and three Articles on Google Page 2....that means that I have 4 out of 20 spaces. The most valuable 'real estate' on the Internet are those first 20 organic listings of Google. Multiple listings are possible with video submission software and Article Distribution.
Internet Video Marketing
It should come as no surprise to anyone, that individuals are using Google to search for products and services at an increasing rate.
While other forms of advertising are certainly not dead yet, look at the decline in newspaper subscriptions, the closings of city papers; the fall of phone book revenue. We are on our THIRD generation of kids that have never known life without laptop computers and cellular phones; they are 'wired' to info as no generation has ever been. My youngest is 17; she is never without her laptop and cellphone; I don't remember ever seeing her read the newspaper, or use the phonebook.
The typical Internet user performs 35 searches daily. I don't think I've used the phone book 35 times THIS YEAR! Over 90 % of those people do not look past Page 2 on a search result. The conclusion is obvious: if you're not on Page 1 or 2, YOU DON'T EXIST ON THE INTERNET!
When you would advertise in the paper, you would try to get a 'prime' placement, at larger cost, of course, where people would be likely to see your ad. In the phone book, since your ad would be grouped with your competitor advertizements, you would spend as much as you could, in order to get a bigger ad that would draw in attention.
But with a Google listing, all of the listings look the same. The only difference would be in the Titles; that is where your first impression is made, because that is the FIRST thing that searchers will see. But, unless that title is located on Page 1 or 2, the chances of anyone SEEING your ad, are minute. You MUST be in one of those 20 spaces. In fact, think of the advantages to your line of work, if you had MULTIPLE listings on those pages.. Multiple listings are possible with video submission software; and Article Distribution. In fact, a business can 'shut out' their competition with proper use of video and article distribution. Few people search beyond page 2, and so the more listings on those pages that a business has, the more likely the business.
GOOGLE-OPOLY. I've talked about this in previous articles. The similarities between these first 20 listings and the game are striking. In Monopoly, the strategy is to buy up as many properties as you can, before your competitor. By using video submission software, and article marketing, you can accomplish the same thing on Google: multiple listings. Once your listing is there, that denys that listing to your rival. Frequent re-submissions can keep you there...even Raising your listings.
When you use a video submission software, your video is listed to lots of video sharing sites, such as Revver, Photobucket, Dailymotion, etc. Each of those submissions are seen separate files, so it it feasible that your video can actually appear several times on Google Page 1; once for Dailymotion, once for YouTube, etc. I have had 6-8, even 10 listings on Google Page 1. A properly optimized video can allow you to 'dominate' a keyword phrase; giving your business multiple listings, and denying your competition that space.
While other forms of advertising are certainly not dead yet, look at the decline in newspaper subscriptions, the closings of city papers; the fall of phone book revenue. We are on our THIRD generation of kids that have never known life without laptop computers and cellular phones; they are 'wired' to info as no generation has ever been. My youngest is 17; she is never without her laptop and cellphone; I don't remember ever seeing her read the newspaper, or use the phonebook.
The typical Internet user performs 35 searches daily. I don't think I've used the phone book 35 times THIS YEAR! Over 90 % of those people do not look past Page 2 on a search result. The conclusion is obvious: if you're not on Page 1 or 2, YOU DON'T EXIST ON THE INTERNET!
When you would advertise in the paper, you would try to get a 'prime' placement, at larger cost, of course, where people would be likely to see your ad. In the phone book, since your ad would be grouped with your competitor advertizements, you would spend as much as you could, in order to get a bigger ad that would draw in attention.
But with a Google listing, all of the listings look the same. The only difference would be in the Titles; that is where your first impression is made, because that is the FIRST thing that searchers will see. But, unless that title is located on Page 1 or 2, the chances of anyone SEEING your ad, are minute. You MUST be in one of those 20 spaces. In fact, think of the advantages to your line of work, if you had MULTIPLE listings on those pages.. Multiple listings are possible with video submission software; and Article Distribution. In fact, a business can 'shut out' their competition with proper use of video and article distribution. Few people search beyond page 2, and so the more listings on those pages that a business has, the more likely the business.
GOOGLE-OPOLY. I've talked about this in previous articles. The similarities between these first 20 listings and the game are striking. In Monopoly, the strategy is to buy up as many properties as you can, before your competitor. By using video submission software, and article marketing, you can accomplish the same thing on Google: multiple listings. Once your listing is there, that denys that listing to your rival. Frequent re-submissions can keep you there...even Raising your listings.
When you use a video submission software, your video is listed to lots of video sharing sites, such as Revver, Photobucket, Dailymotion, etc. Each of those submissions are seen separate files, so it it feasible that your video can actually appear several times on Google Page 1; once for Dailymotion, once for YouTube, etc. I have had 6-8, even 10 listings on Google Page 1. A properly optimized video can allow you to 'dominate' a keyword phrase; giving your business multiple listings, and denying your competition that space.