Well it’s been a week or so since I’ve seen an Invideo ad on YouTube. I’m not aware of a public statement regarding what is allegedly a technical issue.
My new banner is “Nalts: Now With No Advertising.” And I’m still posting away…
At least the subliminal ads are still running (see YouTube Picks).
YouTube began in 2005 with a focus on community, but in recent years has logically put most of its energy into luring more viewers with frequency, becoming profitable, and attracting professional content and ads. So it’s refreshing to see the birth of “Creators’ Corner,” with has both a blog and a spot on YouTube. WillVideoForFood…
I am continually amazed by how my video titles and tags rank on Google. For almost all of my titles — especially the uniquely worded ones — I appear on the first page. I’m number one for the word “Healies.” I’m all over the first page for Mad Turkey. Too much competition for the word…
Sorry, online-video stars of 2011 and 2012. Seems your future is “asymptotical,” according to this report by SFGate titled “Inside Google’s Boot Camp for Viral Video Stars.” The New York Times covered the recent program for the “chosen” YouTube Partners that were selected as YouTube NextUp winners (see explanation of program). Yeah I had to…
Josh Chasin, Chief Research Officer for comScore met with ReelSEO’s Grant Crowell caught up with at the adtech conference in Chicago last week. Streaming, beacons and something else that Ambien muted. Mmmm… bedddd. Here’s the video. Embed aint working. Well here’s a photo of my aphthous ulcer.
So your video of you dog/baby/pratfall suddenly goes viral, and you’re faced with choices… how do you capitalize on the luck? I’ve had the pleasure of informally coaching viral lotto winners, from “David At the Dentist” and Richter Scales to the recent Dagfinn (who is navigating his stick the way I manage my career). It’s…
I resisted the temptation to read everything and organize my thoughts. Just woke up, poured coffee, scribled some notes, turned on the camera and ranted. Here’s the resulting “video rant” about yesterday’s news that Google is buying YouTube for $1.65 billion dollars. Here’s the same video posted on YouTube. Top 10 reasons this Google acquisition of…
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Well the ads are working on Blip.tv. You might post there too. They do a nice job of distributing your videos to other sites automatically like iTunes.
Does this mean that my huge paychecks are gonna stop coming in? Maybe I shouldn’t have quit my day job. Oops!
I have no doubt that this is Al-Qaeda’s doing.
unless I’m wrong this sure looks like an invideo ad, i haven’t seen them stop on a number of sites.[click]
People actually pay attention to the InVideo ads?
http://www.revver.com/video/901812
I just got a big fat check from Veoh.
Peter – my teeth are whiter because of them.
Party at marquisdejolies!
The odd thing is, I NEVER saw ads. Don’t know why. A small rectangle would appear above the banner that had the word “Advertisement” in it, but that was the extent of it. This was on all YT videos, not just yours, Kevin. I never mentioned this because I was just so happy not to have to watch ads. Don’t know if it is because I use Firefox, or if it’s because of some other abberation, but either way, I had no idea ads were missing until you and SxePhil mentioned it, because I never saw them anyway.
There are no ads to see if you use Firefox and AdBlock Plus
Stop that!
That’s what I said