Internet Marketing Tips - Video Killed the Article Marketers

Okay, not really. Article Marketing is more than alive. But allow me to say something, the video is slow, the king of online marketing. You can not find a top marketing names that do not promote using video in any way its products. And the technology keeps getting better, the number of people using video would increase dramatically, as compared to the number of people now on broadband than they were years ago. In this article I will explainVideo, why is so great, why would you use it and some tips that are really good at it.

Why is it simply too great. The technology is there and people love to see things. If you think I'm kidding, just head on over to Alexa and take a look at what the number two site on the Internet. That's right, it's YouTube. The only side is larger Google, YouTube, our own happens. I wonder why? Maybe Google knows something we do not. Point, video is huge. You can access YouTube andjust look at anything and you'll find it. I have some of the things I found there amazed.

Okay, but why use it? Now, using the number one, the size of video, you would not be a fool. You will probably get as many people now to your videos like reading your articles, if not more. Yes, there is a big part of the population who prefer to read. However, there are a number of people who read, but love watching HATE things. By NOTUsing video in your advertising, you leave out that part of the population. It really is that simple.

As for tips, if you can on a shoestring budget, do so more cheaply. Download OpenOffice which is free, and use the slide creation software (similar to PowerPoint) to create a slide show. Then, to download Camstudio which is also free, create your video. If you can swing the cost, get a camcorder and a source of Camtasia, the black tie of video creationSoftware programs. It's not so expensive, and it can do some amazing things.

In my signature is a review of a product that you learn some great video creative techniques.

Video is here to stay ... it's!

To your success,

Steven Wagenheim