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3 Ways To Get More Traffic And Sales From YouTube

September 24, 2013 by Marc Guberti 3 Comments

If you have a YouTube account, I highly recommend getting some videos done if you haven’t already. Videos are valuable ways to reach out to other people, and YouTube is the ideal place to use that advantage. Many marketers are using YouTube, but even when most of them get views, none of those views turn into sales or visitors on a blog. This even happens to many of those viral videos that have over 100,000 views.

The reason many people aren’t getting the results they want from YouTube is because they don’t know how to promote themselves. If you just upload the video and don’t promote yourself throughout the video or during the end, you aren’t using YouTube in a way that would give you more traffic and sales.

The first way to get more traffic and sales on YouTube is to constantly refer to your blog or products. In all of my YouTube videos, I introduce myself (Hello everybody, I am Marc Guberti) and tell the viewer about one of my products or blog (and I am the author of). Then, I go right into what I want to talk about in the video. It is important to consistently promote yourself with this method because people will hear the name of your product or your blog so many times that they will look at it. This will allow you to get more sales and traffic.

The second way to get more traffic and sales on YouTube is to include a link to your blog. Many people don’t think about the impact of adding a link to their blog. This seems like an easy task. All you have to do is copy and paste the link of your blog in the video (be sure to include http:// when you paste the link of your blog in the description). However, many people miss this step. This is how viral videos have no impact on the traffic and sales you get. They get the viewers, but the viewers have no other option to view other content. If people like your video, they will want to look at some of your other products and content as well. Give them that option.

The third way to get more traffic and sales on YouTube is to tell everyone where they can find your social networks at the end of the video. If the viewer likes what he sees, he will follow you on one or more of your social networks. If you actively use those social networks, that viewer will eventually click on the links of one of your blog posts, see one of your products, and eventually buy that product.

It’s not difficult to turn YouTube into traffic and sales for your products and blog. However, in order to get that extra traffic and sales, you have to promote yourself on your videos. Promoting yourself is a step many people miss which results in potential traffic and sales getting lost in the shuffle.

YouTube is a great way for you to increase your traffic and sales, and with these methods, you’ll be getting more traffic and sales in no time!

 

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, social media, social media advice, social media tip, youtube

Numbers VS Interest

September 24, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

There are plenty of people who focus on the number of people they have. These people will make sure it’s easy for people to find their products. Some of these people will artificially increase their numbers by buying traffic, followers, and reviews for their products. People will see the numbers.

But what do all of those numbers have to show. 100,000 fake followers don’t lead to more sales or interactivity. Getting 1,000 people visiting your website because of a traffic exchange program doesn’t lead to a strong interest for what you have to offer.

There is even a problem with a big audience of real people. If those people aren’t interested in buying your products, you won’t get any extra sales. If they don’t go back to your blog, you won’t get a returning visitor.

The people who are interested are the ones who stick around. Don’t focus on getting a thousand people who won’t be interested in what you have to offer. Focus on 10 people who will be interested in what you have to offer and tell others about you as well.

 

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Fun Activity

September 23, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

  1. Take out a blank piece of paper and marker.

  2. Write down everything you want to become.

  3. Go make things happen!

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When You Get Their Attention

September 23, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Everyone is so focused on selling their product and marketing it with a budget or social media. Spending money isn’t the best way to market because who’s to say you find someone interested in what you have to offer. Using social media will help you get more people looking at your product.

However, are you getting the consumer’s attention, or are they likely to get distracted. Using advertising on a blog such as Google Adsense distracts the visitor and makes them click away. That click could have been a click on one of your products or another blog post instead.

When you get someone’s attention, it is important to make sure you can keep that person interested. The less distractions, the more interested someone will be in what you have to offer.

When you get their attention, keep it. If you want someone’s attention, you have to remove the distractions.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, marketing, marketing tip

Marketing With Proof

September 22, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

You can say you’re product is awesome and talk about some of the features. However, if you don’t have any kind of proof, your marketing efforts aren’t as powerful. People used to be gullible to scams. That has changed. In fact, many people are learning from their mistakes and the mistakes of others when it comes to getting tricked by a scam. Some have learned too much.

A product could be incredible and do everything it is supposed to do. However, testimonials and actual proof are now essential towards marketing. When people look for something to buy, customer reviews play an important role. Most of the popular products also have a lot of good reviews.

More people understand the value of testimonials. However, it is important to mention for a second time that some people have learned too much about scams. Instead of accepting a testimonial, some people will search that person’s name into Google and see if the results come up with anything good. Names and testimonials aren’t good enough. Now, the consumers want to see links to actual websites and social media accounts (unless everyone already knows the person who is giving the testimonial).

More people are getting smarter faster. The old ways don’t work as well as they used to, and trickery is not an option. Trickery is never the right option to take, but more people are aware of the potential trickery that comes with marketing. Not everyone is telling the truth, and in order to stand out, you have to give the consumers evidence that you are telling the truth about your products and services.

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Numbers Are Overrated

September 22, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Someone has 100,000 followers. Are they real, fake, or inactive? How likely are they to even buy one of your products or at least retweet something you tweeted?

Someone’s YouTube video has 1,000,000 views. What did you get out of those views and exposure, and were those views paid for?

Someone’s Facebook post got 50,000 likes. Are those people just liking a lot of posts, were those likes paid for, and did getting all of those likes and exposure benefit your business (more sales, more followers, etc)?

Someone’s blog post got shared 5,000 times. Who shared the blog post? Someone with 10,000 followers or 10 followers?

Someone got 10,000 visitors on their blog today. Did the traffic come from a third party site?

Someone has 5,000 blog posts. Were they all actually good or were there some one-liners that didn’t make any sense? Were there any long blog posts that didn’t make any sense?

The numbers are overrated, but many people don’t see it that way. These people are focusing on spending their money and resources on temporary solutions to simply boost numbers. These people don’t spend their money and resources on things that can actually benefit their businesses. Are you spending your money and resources on your business the right way?

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