How Youtube Can Help You Create Tons Of Content For Your Site

Yep, that definitely works and google loves it. I have a site that ranks very well and that is the whole model. It is a Video Directory Site.

Thanks for the information! It's a great way to have content. I think most people have issues keeping their blog alive, this should definitely help.

great ... these are things that most of us already know in the back of our heads but still do not use them

Seem like a new method I haven't known
Thank you @anwar001

Why stop at descriptions? Why not transcribe parts of the video and comment on those? The US' Copyright law as a fair use exception for commentary as long as the whole work is not used to make a derivative work.

How many words in total are you adding to each video page?

I bought a WSO awhile back which I think is automating at least some of this process.
I haven't got round to doing anything with it yet so I can't vouch for it.

I know someone said they like to do this manually but if you're into time saving this might help - no affiliation whatsoever

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...-yourself.html

All the best,
Paul

Great strategy. thanks for posting.

I honestly hope Google never penalizes this... God knows what's next on their algorithm update.

This is actually a good method, but I do think this may eventually get abused, thus it's always good to have a variety on your types of content.

Can we make a transcript of the video? I believe it is unique in terms of duplicate content

Thank you for the idea! Another way to create good content for my blog!

LOL. I use youtube but not like this. I'm sure this can help rank your own website, but I'd much rather rank youtube videos, than drive traffic from those videos back to my site.

What I do is open up a sound editing program like FL Studio. I record 1 super long script. But I "spin" the script as I'm recording it. What I basically do, is repeat every sentence of the script off the top of my head, in multiple different ways.

I act like a human spinner.

I will eventually wind up with like a 10 minute long audio recording.

Then I use software in FL Studio to slice this down into small sound bytes.
Then I load all these sound bytes into a sampler.

Then I write about 10-15 different scripts, by remixing the bytes on Fl Studios piano roll. So I wind up with a new script everytime, but a script that still does exactly what it needs.

Eventually I render all these scripts into 2-3 minute audio files.

Then I take 1 script, load it into power director, and load a bunch of nice/relevant photos into it. Photos about my service, testimonials, etc.

Then I simply spin the photos with every new script I add.

Then I render 10-15 videos.

All videos target different keywords.

I optimize all the videos (intensively), then use 3 free online tools to backlink them.
Afterwards, I use scrapebox to blast each video with more links.

Then I go on fiver and order a special gig that saturates the videos with thousands up thousands of views. I'm not mentioning the gig because it took me too long to find. Many other gigs work, they just don't do as much.

All these videos are thrown in a system for 2 months, thanks to fiver, that saturates them with natural views/likes/subscribers/comments.

Some videos rank on page 1 of google within a few days.
Others rank on page 1 of google within a few weeks.
Others fall into the dual algorithm, get stuck on page 3 of google, but rank on page 1 of youtube.

The point is, they get A LOT of freaking traffic.
I have NEVER had a video penalized in any sort of way.

However, I do NOT go crazy with scrapebox either. I don't do thousands and thousands of links. I usually just submit to small autoapprove lists then do a lesser amount of high pr links.

People can question whether or not this works, but this is precisely what got me on tv. CBS found one of my videos, and I tipped my fiver guy $30 for helping me rank that video. All my other videos bring in calls all week.

The best part? I still have A LOT of keywords left to target. =]

YouTube is also a great resource of content for your Twitter feed and Facebook fan page posts. Feeding your audience with fun, fresh, and useful content daily will keep their attention and make them responsive to what you have to offer.

**Remember to create Twitter and Facebook fan page names that have your root keyword if possible.

This seems to be a complete new content generation strategy for me. Many Thanks for sharing

Thanks for all your sharing. I have learnt something.

Great tip! Will try out later today. Cheers!

Excellent advice everyone. I have been doing this a little with my blog posts but didn't know how powerful it can be.

hmmmmm.

actually, i teach a variation of this but you should create your own videos because you want to ultimately own all your content, that's my two cents.

Yes I've done this and kind of pretty successful with it..! Its the best way to get more content and traffic to your blog

Yes that is one way that definitely works. I have used it on various websites to good effects.

Quite a few of my clients have the video transcribed, so they have the actual video and a transcript of it. A 5-minute video only costs a few bucks to have transcribed and it adds actual written content for those who may not be able to watch a video when they are visiting your site. The bonus is because individuals absorb information differently (some take it in better with reading, while others prefer watching a video), this covers a larger audience. Just a thought....

are you allowed to run adsense on a site like this?

You can also get ideas for content from many videos using the keywords that you are targeting. In fact you can make your own video and drive traffic to your site.

I used to add youtube videos to my blog using wordpress plugin that automatically add videos every day to the blog!

For "how to" videos, instead of "transcribing" YT videos, I suggest creating an "index" of the videos.

If someone has a video about creating a kindle book cover using Photoshop, say something like:

1:34 - Use the Photoshop magic wand tool to select pixels of similar color.

This can be helpful for people that have watched the video, but what to revisit certain parts of the video. And you are not simply repeating what is in the video, which could lead to copyright issues.

The technique Anwar suggested isn't just about using videos as an easy way to get content. Probably the biggest benefit is that it gives you something to write about and removes "writer's block", which is often this biggest problem with content creation. In this example, we are writing content about content. Just write about what's in the video.

And since the video is on your pages with your own commentary, now you can promote YOUR page, instead of simply linking to someone else's video. When you come across a question asking "how to create a kindle ebook cover", you can send them to YOUR page, where you have added value and can benefit from the traffic and linking.