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Social media marketing
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Guest posting
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Web Directory
Link Exchange & Blogroll
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Social Bookmarking.
Stumbleupon
Press Release
Squidoo Page
Article directories
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1. Guest Blogging

As with any technique, you have to be careful with guest blogging. The declaration from Google that guest blogging is done is only partially true. Google took down several major blog networks, indicating that they were really serious about penalizing spammy guest blogging. There remains, and will remain a strong and authentic side to guest blogging.

If a website owner or editor trusts you to create high quality content, they are not giving you permission to start aiming backlinks at your website. They are instead trusting you to produce excellent content that their readers will love. If you have a byline or an occasion to mention some other articles you’ve written, then you may be entitled to a link. The purpose of guest blogging is not backlinks. The minute you start doing that, websites and editors will know what’s going on.

2. Make Infographics

Are infographics still a viable method for building links? Yes, but infographics aren’t as effective as they used to be but are still able to bring in a sizable amount of links.

3. Get Active On Social

Creating content is only half of content marketing. The other half is promoting your content. In 2015, the best way to promote your content is on social media. If you promote your content, you’ll start to earn links to it.

4. Ask For Links

Taken at face value, it may seem very unwise to ask for links. In reality, it’s one of the easiest ways to get links. If you mention someone or some company in your content, let them know and they will probably share it.

5. Grow Your Personal Brand

You can’t create links instantly. Growing your personal brand is one of those slow and steady techniques. You can build your personal brand by outreach, helping people, speaking at conferences, getting press coverage, connecting with mentors, guest blogging, and other techniques. It’s not easy, and it definitely takes some time. And backlinks? They come naturally. Like other forms of creating links, this technique takes time. It’s hard to track backlink quantities directly to the power of your personal brand. However, as your name and brand begin to trend higher, you’ll notice a correlating rise in the number of backlinks to your personal or business website.

1. Customize Your Videos

Two words – Logo and Subtitles. Use them, you won’t regret it. Begin with the logo, Vimeo allows it to be inserted by users, within the player or video, especially if you are logged on as a Vimeo premium member. Getting your logo on each video will help increase brand recognition. As for the subtitles, it just makes sense to cater to the hearing impaired and those that would want to clearly hear what you are saying.

2. Product Placement

Product placement is the act of shooting a video of something unrelated to the brand you are building. But within the video, you are able to insert your brand in a way where it will not be very noticeable yet still subliminally absorbed by the viewer.

3. Great Video SEO Starts With Great Links

Make sure that your description field includes at least one link. It’s a great idea to include a link to your website, your blog, or other content that’s meaningful.

4. Holding Events

If you have an upcoming event, Vimeo does allow promotion of that event through a video. In fact, if the event is free for the people to attend, Vimeo will encourage you to upload videos promoting it.

5. Tagging Videos

Most viewers on Vimeo use its built-in search function to find the videos they need. Unlike YouTube, which is heavily favored in Google searches, people need to search Vimeo itself to find specific content there. Do not forget to tag videos with keywords and search terms relevant to their content.

1) Video Quality

The video quality on Vimeo is just superb. YouTube is notorious for highly compressed video content, and losing some quality in the process. On Vimeo, your videos look as beautiful as they do when you render them out of your video editing software.

2) Branded Player

You get a branded player which you can customize with as little, or as much information as you want. You can even remove Vimeo's logo completely and add your own.

3) Privacy Controls

When you upload a video to Vimeo, you can also control the playback features for it. One really handy feature is the ability to limit playback except via your own website, or another website of your choosing.

4) Support

If you are a Pro subscriber to Vimeo, the site guarantees a 1 hour response time (via email on weekdays, 1-day response on weekends) to your support ticket.

5) Custom URLs

Vimeo also gives you the option to customize the URL of your video. This is a fantastic feature because it gives you the opportunity to give the video a URL that’s more memorable than a random string of numbers. You can't do this on YouTube at all.

1. Create short, high-quality videos.

Your video does not need to be longer than two to three minutes at the max. Shorter videos that are high-quality result in the most views, links, and comments. And, remember to choose a high-resolution thumbnail image to characterize your video in the search results.

2. Place keywords in your video's title and description.

Search engines don’t have the ability to read video content, so it is up to you to tell the engines and viewers what is contained in your video. Write a short, precise description of your video using the keyword terms most likely used by your viewers.

3. Become your own salesperson.

Promote your video through your Facebook, Twitter, and other social network channels. Have your friends and followers comment on your videos. Linking your video to your Facebook and Twitter accounts will result in others linking to your video.

4. Make it easy for others to do the work.

Your settings on YouTube should allow your viewers to vote, comment, rate, and embed your video on their sites. I am always amazed at the number of people who go to the trouble of creating a video and then work against themselves by limiting viewer access.

1. Make Great Videos

It’s the same for blogging, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, content is king. In fact, this is even truer when it comes to your videos. The only way that you will increase your following on the platform and have your videos spread across other social media is to produce content that’s worth sharing.

2. Brand Your Profile Page

Whatever your branding, make sure that you use it to customize your YouTube page. The key is consistency. You want to make sure that you’re using the same colors, the same tone and the same style that you are across all of your other social media outlets and your website.

3. Promote Your Videos

You will want to make every effort to promote your videos as much as you can. YouTube has streamlined the process of sharing videos on social media now, so it couldn’t be easier. You can even opt to auto share on Facebook and Twitter. You can also link your blog, which will mean that you can post your videos directly onto your blog from your YouTube channel. You may prefer to embed your video into one of your written blog posts, or even create a video that will be a permanent feature of your home page. This is all perfectly possible by using the embed code that will come with your video when it’s posted.

Link to your YouTube channel anywhere and everywhere you can. This includes: your website, blog, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+ and anywhere else you can think of. The purpose of this is that the more links that you have pointing towards your video, the higher it will be ranked in searches on Google.

1) Know Your Target Customer

Until you have your target customer defined in great detail, sharing information anywhere is going to be difficult. Write down and envision this person every time you’re creating a new video.

2) Look At The Camera Lens Like It’s Your Target Customer

You don’t have to be an amazing personality, you just need to know why what you’re saying is important to your customer.

3) Share Value Constantly

Your video publishing schedule matters less than your intention to share value frequently on YouTube. Answering your customers’ frequently asked questions in videos can be a great place to start and a great way to share this much-needed information.

4) Research Similar Content Published on YouTube

Want to rank well in search? It has a lot more to do with research than it does with the perfect copy. If you don’t know what you’re competing against on the front page of search results, it’s hard to know how to optimize. Take into consideration the headlines and description sections of your competitor's videos to figure out how you can better accommodate what your target audience is searching for.

5) Always Have A Call-To-Action

If you’re wondering why your YouTube subscriber base isn’t increasing or why no one is visiting your website, have you thought about what you’ve asked your audience to do once they’ve reached the end of the video? Having a call-to-action directly aligns with the results you’re going to get, so you want to be very clear.