Sponsoring YouTube Weblebrities
Grant Crowell, one of our favoritest writers at our favoritest websites (ReelSEO), tackled the subject of online-video webstars and their sponsored videos. He interviewed Hitviews‘ Sam Levine. Check it out…
Grant Crowell, one of our favoritest writers at our favoritest websites (ReelSEO), tackled the subject of online-video webstars and their sponsored videos. He interviewed Hitviews‘ Sam Levine. Check it out…
I’m just proving that you don’t have to be Tina Fey (or LisaNova) to appear on CNN impersonating Sarah Palin. Yeah that’s me in drag (see Sarah Palin Exposed, which isĀ almost at a half-million views). My parents are so proud. I usually don’t know my clips are going to be used on television until after…
Try out twittersheep.com and see what your followers are saying. Here’s mine.
You’re running a brand that is trying to “dip your toe” into social media and online video, and you’re facing some important questions: Is my brand right for this? How can I experiment without ending up as a “case study” failure? Can I convince my company that we should do this? What are my options…
Do you scan WillVideoForFood.com on your RSS reader? Or perhaps just check the headlines and dart past the copy? Well you’re not alone, friend, but you’re missing the creamy filling in the center of this donut. Here’s the comment feed. Folks, please acknowledge the WVFF “back row.” These are the people who really don’t care…
Dane from Gagfilms provides this interactive video so you can torture YouTube’s “Fred” in six fun-filled ways. I like the nuclear weapon.
How much does a YouTube Partner make? It depends on a variety of factors. But it’s more than YouTube is making.