YouTube Marketing Part-13
Viral Marketing Tips for Your YouTube Video
If you do a random search on the internet right now for viral marketing tips, you will find scores of websites with information available for you to peruse. Why? Because it is a hot topic these days. It's no wonder, either.
Viral marketing can be used in many different ways, from videos to even e-books. If you are trying to promote your own business and you want to create a top-notch video for marketing purposes then you really can't go wrong with viral marketing. Viral videos are most one of the utilized forms of marketing today.
Of course, there are some guidelines that you should follow when you are using viral marketing. Although it is similar to other forms of marketing in some respects, there are still some things that you should keep in mind when creating a video. The following is a list of tips that will help you get set on your way to producing a top-notch video that is bound to bring forth good results.
1. Make people remember it.
There are literally thousands and thousands of marketing videos out there right now. In fact, most businesses are using them these days. For that reason, your perfect marketing video must be memorable. If it's not, then people aren't going to remember your product. Have you ever seen a commercial that has seemingly nothing to do with the product that it was attempting to sell? Well, do you remember the video itself? That was kind of the point. Although it might not have had a huge connection to the product, you do, in fact, recall the video. In turn, that makes you think of the product. Remember that when you are making your video.
However, this is not an excuse to make your product substandard. You must still have an excellent product, too.
2. Make it look professional.
It can be low-budget and still look professional. It can be very annoying when the audio doesn't match up with the video or when the camera is too shaky. Likewise, bad graphics or poor quality can make the video appear unprofessional. People might get the wrong idea about your product in these instances. Don't rely on your friends and family to provide unbiased feedback on your video, either.
3. Make it resistless.
This goes along with making it something that people remember. Hey, it's okay to use a gimmick. Gimmicks work. You know the gecko from the Geico commercials? Or the taco Bell Chihuahuas?
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