Make Your Videos Go Viral! / YouTube Traffic

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I’m going to let you in on a secret: Video is extremely popular these days, and if you want to

build a niche video site, YouTube and other video sites have all the content you would ever

need to create websites full of videos --And you can include both Adsense and affiliate links

to increase your earnings.

I predict that we’ll soon start seeing lots of new video sites created from various videos about

different niches. For example, you could create a site called ‘FunnyDogVideos’ and simply go

to the various online video sites which allow you to embed their videos in your site. You

would simply create a collection of the funniest dog videos you can find, and make a website

out of it…Then you would add in your various revenue generating services such as Adsense

and affiliate links (ClickBank or Commission Junction for example) to anything and

everything that dog lovers would want to buy.

There are plenty of free video sites (we have a list at the end of this eBook) and it would be a

piece of cake to find 100 funny videos to create a web site out of. People who upload videos to

popular sites can usually choose whether they want other website owners to be allowed to

embed the video in their websites…and most choose yes! In fact, you could do the whole

thing in a day or two and update it every week (and send out email notifications to the list).

The important thing to note is how you embed the video in your site. When embedding

videos in your site, it is important that you do your best to keep the visitors at your site, rather

than them watching a video and then leaving.

Make Your Videos Go Viral!

Posting A YouTube Video To MySpace Or To A Blog:

Posting a video to your MySpace page is easy to do. To embed video in a MySpace page,

simply log in to your account, go to ‘Edit Profile’ and paste in the embed code for the video

wherever you want it in your MySpace page. You can put multiple videos without much extra

effort. This is an especially useful tactic if you already have some MySpace friends and a

community of people who share your interests. If your video is good enough, you may ask

your MySpace friends to share your video, which generates a buzz effect.

Posting a YouTube video to a blog is almost exactly the same process…Just log into your blog

account and paste the embed code into the HTML wherever you want your video to appear.

The ‘blogsphere’ is on the cutting edge of news, and you might encourage other bloggers to

embed your video in their blogs simply by directing them to the YouTube page where they

can access the embed HTML code, or copy and paste the code as text on your webpage so that

it is right there for them. You might even go as far as to contact bloggers in your niche, tell