Internet Marketing with YouTube

You have probably heard of YouTube, and you might even know that people are using it to get traffic to their website, absolutely free.  But do you know HOW?

Most people simply create an account on YouTube and start uploading videos, and that’s all they do.  Sure, they’ll get a little traffic, but nothing like the full potential.  It takes a little effort, but it’s effort well spent.

Here’s an overview of a technique that I use to get traffic from YouTube.  I provide this technique as a service to my clients for $950, so obviously I can’t give away all the details.

YouTube Promotion Steps

First you create a YouTube account with keywords in it.  Then you go into your account and rip out everything in there that you can except for one window showing your videos.  Why?

Simple.  When people find your video and watch, they’ll come to your channel to see what else you have.  When they get there, do you want them to find a million things to do or look at?  Or do you want them to see your URL and because they’re so curious to find out what else you have, click it?

Duh!  You want them to see your URL.  If that is all you give them to do, that is what they’ll do.  They came to your channel because they were curious.  If there is nothing else to do except click your URL, their curiosity has not been satisfied and that is exactly what they’re going to do.

In addition to ripping out all options, you also put your URL in various places in your channel and YouTube will give you a live, clickable link that appears in your channel.

But that’s not all boys and girls.  You will also go out every day (or pay my staff, which is why this costs $950) and subscribe to channels and post comments on some of the more popular videos.

You do this because YouTube gives live, clickable links on everybody’s name that posts a comment.  If you post comments on high-traffic videos (even if you don’t watch the video) people see your name (which has keywords in it) and they will click it to see what you’ve got going on.

You’re taking the whole Web 2.0 thing and working the system.

How much do you have to post?  Well, in the package I sell to clients I subscribe to 24 channels and make 100 posts per day for 10 days.  Included in that price I also subscribe to 5 different high-traffic forums and create 5 different user accounts with signatures linking to the promoted site, making 10 posts per day per account for 10 days.  Forum posting, however, will needs be saved for another discussion.