So here’s a sneak preview of the third revision of “How to Get Popular on YouTube Without Any Talent.” Thanks to those of you who have sent edits, and I’m sure there are some residual holes. If you have the time/desire, please review and provide edits either in comments or on Microsoft Word’s edit thingy.
Popular on YouTube Without Any Talent (crappy unedited version)
Hope that link works… thanks if you’ve got time for this. 🙂
The New York Post ‘s Tim Arango reports that YouTube could go for a billion dollars. Chad Hurley, YouTube founder, could make $400 million in the transaction. These YouTube guys haven’t paid a bit of attention to my rants since I’ve been blogging about them for the past 6 months. But trust me in that…
Being a finalist in the Oreo Global Moments contest renewed my interest in online-video contests. There are a few that have deadlines looming:The XLNTAds Road Trip is due June 30 and has a prize of $7500 with  two “runner’s up” prizes of $750. Shoot a pilot episode of a road-trip based show that will attract the interest…
Thanks for the “get well” post and comments after my fun-packed spinal fusion surgery. Here’s the video I shot to pass on my appreciation (but couldn’t get it to post). I’m back home from the hospital in fairly constant and often intense pain (largely because I can’t take these nasty pain meds). But today’s highlight…
Last night I TiVo’d Prison Break. Much to my dissappointment, Comcast’s signal was out. So TiVo gifted me with an hour of commercial-free static. Ants racing. Poltergeist. I went to Fox.com to see if I could buy the show via Fox “Video on Demand.” It’s only available in certain markets, but I entered a random…
It’s become vogue to poke sticks at large brands that enter viral video with all of the grace of a drunk homeless man stumbling into the women’s room at an upscale country club. Says Wagner James Au of NewTeeVee, “Viral videos from giant corporations are a bit like a middle-aged vinyl salesman with a comb-over…
David Spark of SocialMediaBiz.net makes the case that social media isn’t all about ROI. “We’ve been trained that everything gets measured down to a sales lead. If that’s how you measure social media, then forget it,” said David Meerman Scott, author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR and World Wide Rave. Here’s my…
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Shall do, Kevin!
– Jason
Before I look at it, what changes prompted you to do a v3? New content? Correcting outdated info?
I cant believe how you con other people into proofing your work. What’s wrong, did your sister finally decide to cut you off from her superb editing skills?
There isn’t that much changed in this, but I got a couple e-mails that some stuff (mentioning blogtv, not mentioning plus/circles) made it feel old like its author
hi weeee
On pg 29 you mention you’re still working on Beyond Viral Video. That ain’t right.
Also, I’d love to read a bit about the mechanics of collab videos – either in the ebook or here on WVFF. Specifically, do both collaborators post the video on their channels? Do they post slightly different versions of the videos on their channels? Or does the video typically go on just one channel?