The Different Ways to Get More Reviews on Google (Part 1)

If you would look at PowerReviews.com, their research proves that majority of all online customers search for product reviews. To be exact, 97% of consumers read reviews posted online before they make their purchase decision. To be honest, this isn’t surprising at all. Personally, I do the same. Before I shop, I make sure to look at reviews.

There’s another article on ConversionXML.com that supports this idea. It states that a Google review can contribute to a 35% increase of a website’s click-through rate. Without a doubt, positive reviews are influential in persuading other people to buy.

Google Maps displayed business details including a 5 star review.

In this blog post, I will share tips on how to get more reviews on Google. By apply these tips, you will surely earn more reviews.

Don’t Hesitate to Ask for Reviews.

First tip: always ask for reviews. Remind your team of customer representatives to get the customer’s feedback. Any staff, who would always interact with customers, should know the proper way to ask for a customer reviews.

Aside from that, leaving a review should NOT be too complicated. Instead of letting your customers read a lengthy instruction, make it very easy for your customers. Write your main points using bullets so that they can understand the process. If not, you can use images. For example, a smiling emoji is the option to pick if they are satisfied. Meanwhile, a frowning emoji means the opposite. Surely, this will guide the customer how to rate their shopping experience.

Lastly, when asking for a review, don’t be too demanding. Try to exude a positive and encouraging aura. Being nice won’t harm you so loosen up smile more. Follow these tips:

  • Social interaction

Use every opportunity to request for a review. Whether you are interacting with a customer through chat, email, or social media, always ask for a review at the end of your conversation. Encourage everyone to leave a feedback about shopping experience.

  • Email

After a purchase, not all customers will go online and mention you on social media. Make sure to reminder customers to leave a review. If you need a review, sending customized emails will help you.

To make it easier to submit reviews, there are services such as TrustPilot and ReviewTrackers that will shorten the process. By automating it, you aren’t wasting their time.

  • Printed cards

Wait, printed materials? Are you sure? Yes, it still helps to have business cards to remind customer where your official social channels are. Additionally, you can indicate on your printed cards the following:

  • Your QR code for chat services like Viber, WeChat, Kakao.
  • Of course, there should also be the website link.
  • Lastly, don’t forget the links to the Facebook, Twitter, Instagram accounts.
  • Call-to-action buttons

Usually, customers will not post a review after they received their purchases. So, you have to remind to leave a review. When they are on your website, you can send a little reminder to do so. Usually, a pop-up with a CTA button will do the work.

By CTA buttons, they can easily redirect to the review page. Like the previous tips, I always reiterate to make it easy for customers. As much as possible, be specific on what your customers should do. You can ask them to:

  • Leave their review and upload a picture of their items.
  • Share it on social media and tag friends that may be interested.
  • Redirect them to the latest deals in case they might find something to buy.

The Top 5 SEO Mistakes REVEALED!

SEO agencies promise to make websites to be on top. However, the question is can they make their website be part of the top search engine results? Do they really practice what they preach to their clients?

Let’s look at the research made by RebootOnline and see where the top 30 SEO companies made a huge mistake. Each website is assessed basing on keywords, content, internal links, pages indexed, and page speed.

digital marketing artwork on brown wooden surface

The most common SEO mistakes are as follows:

  1. 70% of SEO websites had a very slow page speed.
  2. 63% of SEO websites had a poor internal linking system.
  3. 57% of SEO websites had unnecessary pages indexed.
  4. 52% of SEO websites had inadequate content.
  5. 47% of SEO websites had pages that lack keywords.

PAGE SPEED

Did you know that the average website only got a score of 41 out 100? Yes, this is below average.

If you look at Google’s Page Speed Insights, a website will be given a “performance score.” If a website gets a score of 90 and above, then that website is fast. If the score is between 50 to 89, that’s just average. Meanwhile, any score below 50 is considered a slow website.

INTERNAL LINKING

Another problem was with the internal links. Majority of the SEO websites had either no consistent system or an obvious lack of internal links.

Why is internal linking important? Through a series of interconnected links, Google will know the website structure. Not only that, Google can also understand your website’s theme.

Usually, the websites that do not have (or lack) internal links will only appear on the 3rd page of the search results. See how unfortunate that is? The goal is always to be on page 1. So, if you want to have better rankings, be sure to have cohesive internal linking system. Furthermore, fix broken links to avoid 404 page errors.

INDEXING

When submitted web pages, it has to be an essential part of your website. If these are blank pages, then, there’s no need to do so. However, 57% of the SEO websites submitted unnecessary pages for index.

Whether these are blank or these are the automated response page, it’s not required to submit these web pages for crawling.

CONTENT

Sadly, more than half of the SEO websites – that’s 52% to be exact – had poor content. The published content was totally irrelevant or useless. It does not concern any of the users’ queries. Some of the web pages did not contain any text at all.

Generally, if you study the 1st page of the SERPs, around 13% of the results had inferior content. However, if you move to the 3rd page, 1/3 of the websites have thin content.

KEYWORD OPTIMIZATION

Lastly, the fifth factor is the keywords. Nearly half of the websites did not indicate a focus keyword for their web pages.

Optimize web pages by adding headers, editing the title tag and meta description, and mentioning the keywords essential to that page. In addition, be clear on the purpose of your page. Tell Google what the specific page is all about. The title should give an obvious hint!

3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 3)

As SEO professionals, links strengthen our site’s backlink authority. It proves our expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness. Not only that, backlinks is one of the ranking factors closely monitored by Google.

So, it’s stupid not to develop reliable and natural links. To be honest, link building harder than expected. That’s why I created a 3-part special allocated to discuss link building tips. If you need to catch up, here are the 3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 1) and 3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 2). Below are the last set of tips:

  1. Give something away for FREE!

Everyone loves FREE stuffs. As long as it is free, people will sign up for it. Free things are a way to get backlinks. Whether you are giving away a free e-book about marketing or you are making your SEO tool available for download, these strategies will work to your advantage.

You can also list the top SEO tools that are available for free. Add your own creation to the list! Your FREE item does not need to be extravagant. It can be as simple as a random number generator, a timer, or a calculator. For sure, these things can help a certain audience and they will surely link your website.

person giving away a brown gift box

  1. Do your own research.

If you can’t find anything interesting, then, create something interesting. Do your own research by surveying your website followers. Nowadays, creating survey forms aren’t complicated. There are great websites such as TypeForm, FreeOnlineSurvey, Google Survey, Zoho Survey, and many more. With these tools, you can create your own form for free. Plus, you have the option to make your own questions and set your own parameters.

Other than that, you can post your survey forms on Reddit and post it anonymously. Wait for a few days and see if you get relevant responses from people. If not, you can get on popular social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and see if people will share their honest opinions.

Related: Using Social Media to Boost Advocacy

  1. Help create video transcripts

On my post regarding YouTube SEO tips, I mentioned to create video transcripts. As you know by now, Google can’t comprehend video content well if there aren’t transcripts available. How is this related to link building?

Well, check the websites of any expert or influencer, and then, look at their videos. If there are no transcripts available, then viola! You can create a transcript and spread the news on Twitter. Don’t forget to tag or mention the people involved.

Send a tweet like, “I enjoyed watching @name’s video. I created a transcript so anyone watching it can easily follow.” By doing this, you can get a retweet or a share from influential people. After the shares, of course, the backlinks will follow.

Conclusion

There’s no such thing as a free lunch. Link building won’t come easy and free. You will have to work hard at it. Today, I have to admit that link building is harder than it was year back. Everyone is so used to asking for backlinks. Instead, we should all learn to earn the hard way. Yes, a natural backlink can be achieved. Just think of ways to be creative and generate the best content to lure a swarm of organic links.

3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 2)

For you to gain natural links, promoting your website will definitely take time. As discussed in part 1, it may not need intense SEO knowledge, but it does need extreme effort on your part. Links have to be natural and it’s not something forced.

People connecting puzzle pieces together.

Connection have to be organic.

Here are tips for you to gain more natural links:

  1. Guest on a Podcasting Show

Podcasting becoming more and more popular these days. In fact, streaming sites such as Spotify carry podcasts on their library. They not only have a variety of songs, but you can also listen to audio podcasts. If you are interested in submitting your podcasts, check out this Spotify guide.

So, when an opportunity comes, do not hesitate to guest on a podcast show or to be interviewed by a podcaster. Who knows what it bring your site? A link may not be guaranteed, but you are sure that you are promoting your website. At the end of the day, the goal is to spread the word and to inform the public about your website.

  1. Connect with Your Audience.

In part 1, I suggested to build relationships and interact with the industry leaders. This time, I will remind you to do the same with your audience, friends, and to the people around your circle.

Try to connect with these people because they can bring more connections to you. A connection can be as simple as a social media interaction, an online endorsement or review. It can even be a referral to a blog post you published.

Remember, create blog post without spammy links. This is a sure way to ensure that you are reliable and that you are deserving of natural links. Building relationships may be an old marketing tactic, but it still works up to this day.

For you to earn a friend, you first have to be a friend to others. Same with links; you need to link other websites, and backlinks will just come naturally.

  1. Follow the Skyscraper Technique.

This tip is from Backlinko. If you want to learn more about it, you can view Brian Dean’s article right here. To summarize his point, this method entails finding the highlight of linkable content. Then, you try to work around that topic or keyword. You make your own version by adding more stats and research figures.

If you saw a blog post about 3 link building myths to abandon, then you can post about the “5 tips to improve your link building strategy.” If the topic is about fashion trends, then write about beauty tips. You get the point.

So, whatever is the topic, there will be always a room for improvement. You can always add your own spin on things. Just remember to find your niche and do your research. Study the topic well so that you will have the right knowledge.

Conclusion

There is no easy way of boosting your link building efforts. You have to treat everyone with respect and utmost importance. Most importantly, you have to learn how to listen. The people you meet may share a valuable advice with lifelong benefits. If you want to proceed to part 3, please refer to: 3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 3)

3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 1)

For some, link building is easier to do because there’s no need for basic SEO knowledge. It can be anyone’s game. You just need to be presentable and take advantage of the world outside your website.Below are the 3 link building tips that don’t require you tremendous effort:

  1. Self-Promotion

For you to build awareness about your website, you have to advertise it. Of course, you have to spread the word about your website. After promotion, you will reap the ranking benefits that follow.

In a Google Hangout discussion, John Mueller gave a practical advice on link building. He reiterated that you should have an advertisement of some sort. There should an effort to promote a website.

Moreover, Mueller added that it would involve some kind of self-promotion from on your end. You have to give the people a reason to visit your website. In turn, your web visitors will realize that this is actually a useful website. If you want to watch the entire Google Webmasters’ hangout, you can click this link.

Different billboard advertisements to promote products and services

What Type of Advertisement?

To start off, paid advertising is a sure way to expose your website to the world. Whether it’s on Facebook, Instagram, or any social media account, they are welcoming on the idea of promotion. For sure, advertising in these sites won’t be difficult.

Just remember to promote something relevant and helpful to the audience. In short, don’t just promote just for the sake for promoting something.

Fair warning though, some advertising posts are more susceptible to bots. You would not want for bots to spam your posts with unnecessary comments.

  1. Social Media

In today’s world, social media plays a major role in promotion. Surely, it is an efficient way to increase page views, gain more traffic, and boost sales.

The best method to promote is to tap the famous digital influencers in the field.  This does not necessarily mean that you will have to pay their services. You are just letting them share the exciting news to their audience. No monetary compensation is necessary for an honest review. If the influencers agree, then, you are in luck because it can lead to more natural links for your website.

  1. Conferences, Events, and Other Industry Functions

For the first 2 tips, you can hire someone to do the promotion for you. However, this is different. You will be the ONE to represent your brand and website. No one else can do it for you!

As the website owner, you need to added corporate functions and events. Attending conferences are needed to expose your brand. You may not get immediate results right away, but you will earn newfound friendships. That’s for sure!

You will know the other leading brands the industry. This is a great opportunity to rub elbows with them and get to know their journey to success.

Their popularity can influence your website. An indirect endorsement will go a long, which means more web traffic coming your way.

Conclusion

Never underestimate a person you just met. Who knows the person sitting next to you in a conference can be monumental to your future success? Every single day is an opportunity to increase sales and even gain more friends. The relationships you form along the way: that’s priceless! Next, you have the 3 Tips to Improve Link Building Efforts (Part 2)

3 Technical SEO Tips to Apply Right Now (Part 2)

The online retail sector is dominated by websites such as Amazon, Best Buy, Ebay, Target, Walmart, and many more. How do they manage to be on the top of the game? Of course, the marketing strategies are there to lure people in their website.

However, it isn’t easy as ABC. There are many things to consider like the website’s on-page SEO, off-page SEO, and technical SEO. In this post, I will discuss more on the technical aspect. For those who don’t know, technical SEO boosts the discoverability of an online website.

Woman Holding Card While Shopping Online

Here are 3 MORE technical SEO tips to help you gain more web traffic and sales:

  1. Frequently update the product pages.
  • Check your new product pages and update its content. As time passes, you will have more products to feature on your site.
  • This is where problems enter. Because you have more product pages, there will also be more chances of content duplication.
  • You won’t be able to avoid similarities between related product pages. To address this concern, make sure that your focus keywords aren’t generic. For example, the word “bag” is too common.
  • Also, add meta descriptions. For your customers to able to distinguish one product from the other, there should be a unique product description and permalink.
  • Moreover, the alt text should also be distinct. For one page, the image has an alt text of “blue laptop bag.” Meanwhile, on the other page the image alt text is “brown messenger bag.”
  • These optimizations may seem to be “little things” for you, but it surely has a big impact if you look at the bigger picture.
  1. Rank for the longer keywords too.
  • As I said earlier, ranking for short and common keywords may not be the best strategy. For one, you would have a lot of competition. Surely, other sites will also ranks for those keywords! So, you wouldn’t be able to gain more web traffic than expected.
  • Yes, you can’t deny that the shorter keywords are easy. However, in the long run, it’s the long-tail keywords that will bring in money. The longer keywords have higher conversion rates.
  • For instance, when a user searches for a “travel laptop backpack”, he clearly knows what he wants to buy. Comparing “travel laptop backpack” and “bag”, the first one has a better chance of conversion.
  • So, don’t be discouraged when many people search for the shorter keywords. The money is on the longer keywords. This would mean opportunities for you because not a lot of websites go for the long-tail keywords.
  • To help you with keyword search, see on post on the different keyword research tools such as Google Trends, Ubbersuggest, and many more.
  1. Check your website structure.
  • Your website should be accessible to your web visitors. They are your clients so don’t let them pass through many doors and windows. The essential web pages should be 3 clicks away from the main page. Ideally, your online store should follow this structure:
    • Main Page > Category > Subcategory > Specific Product
  • There should be a clear distinction on where your product should belong. As much as possible, there should only be one category or subcategory per product.
  • Additionally, check your product’s permalink. So, for example, you are publishing a product unboxing of Nokia 5. The ideal URL structure should be: www.website.com/nokia/mobile/nokia_5_unboxing
  • Avoid having gibberish words on the URL like: www.website.com/nokia/mobile/nakxsuioag

4 Technical SEO Tips to Apply Right Now (Part 1)

We all know SEO is such a broad topic. In fact, SEO is divided into 3 main parts:

  1. On-page SEO
  2. Off-page SEO
  3. Technical SEO

For this blog post, I will only discuss the technical aspect. If you want to learn about on-page SEO, I posted a blog about Understanding On-Page SEO. I am particularly concerned with technical SEO because it helps enhance the searchability of an online website.

Person inputting his credit card details on a retail site.

So, if you are into online selling, you should not pass up the 4 technical SEO tips listed below.

  1. Upgrade user experience to be mobile-first index.
  • In other words, prioritize mobile users. Your website developer should make the mobile variant the main website for indexing. In 2018, 52.2% of the web traffic came from mobile phones.
  • See, you can’t just shrug off the 52.2% of the worldwide traffic. More than half of the worldwide population of internet users are mobile users!
  • Aside from that, you need to make sure that your mobile users can easily find the different products easily. The buying process should be smooth and it should be able doable in just a few clicks.
  • Of course, it does not mean that a mobile website is bare. There should be images and animations to inform the visitors of the different promos and deals on your site. When necessary, add a call-to-action button to guide the customers to the products that they want.
  1. Add alt texts to images.
  • You would NOT be able to sell any product without the use of images. An ecommerce website should have the appropriate image. Also, it should have a designated alt text that serves as a description.
  • For example, a front cover of a CD should have an alt text like “official soundtrack CD of the Korean Drama: The Secret Garden.”
  • This is your chance to describe well your product. Remember, alt texts are helpful to both customers and bots. With the right alt text, they can identify what the image pertaining to in case it will fail to load properly.
  • Moreover, alt texts are helpful to people who are using screen readers. People with visual impairments won’t find it a hassle to shop on your online store.
  1. Redirect customers to the right place.
  • When websites have an out-of-stock product, the web pages won’t usually go astray because there is NO such product available. This would lead to a 404 page not found error, which can really irritate customers.
  • If you would encounter an error while doing your online shopping, how would you feel? Of course, you will be feel bad. Why would the page display an error when you are finally buying it, right?
  • So, to avoid any negative reactions from your customer, help them resolve the issue. Redirect them back to the product page. Perhaps, you could suggest related products. Guide your customers to a place where they can continue shopping.
  • Don’t be your own enemy. If the product goes out-of-stock, apologize and redirect them to other pages that may interest your customers.
  1. Simplify the content of the product page.
  • The product page is there for your customers to understand well what you are selling.
  • Don’t try to overwhelm them with confusing product descriptions. Instead, try to conversational. Talk to them as if you are talking to a friend.
  • By using plain language, you are trying to help them understand your products. Keep it simple and concise. So, don’t try to impress them with long and winding paragraphs.

YouTube User Engagement Tips

Undoubtedly, your SEO strategy won’t thrive without your target users. Thus, the emphasis on user engagement. Aside from page views and conversion rates, it is one of the missing puzzle piece. Sadly, user engagement is often ignored.

YouTube home page on a Safari browser

For any website or online business to work, a user should frequently be visiting or logging in a website. There is no definite rules on user engagement. It highly depends on your goals. For blogs, you would want readers to view and leave comments. For retail sites, you would want sales and not just page views.

User Engagement on YouTube

Engagement is an integral part of YouTube SEO. Whether you admit or not, the number of views is not the only barometer. Of course, you would want you viewers to be engaged with whatever it is that you upload.

For search engines, it is important to know the user behavior. Your users will be Google’s basis in checking whether this video is indeed helpful or not. Then, Google can give the video a rank it deserves.

That is why it is extremely important to know the following:

  • The watch time:
    • How much time do the viewers spend in watching your videos? Of course, it is a good sign if they spend hours and hours. This would automatically mean that your video is something they want to watch.
  • The likes, comments, and shares:
    • The number of likes is an indication of user engagement. You would know that a video is relevant for them because they clicked on the “like” button. Otherwise, the dislikes would be swarming your videos.
    • Another important metric is the comments section. If people would love your video, they would obviously comment and express their delight. Same with their grievances. If they don’t like something, they would immediately express their disapproval.
    • Lastly, the number of shares increase the chances of your videos to be watched by millions of people. The more shares a video gets, the more popular it will become. Shares can exponentially increase not only the video views, but also the user engagement.
  • The number of subscribers:
    • A clear sign of user engagement is when you get new subscribers after uploading a video content. If someone subscriber to your channel, this simply means that people appreciate your videos and they find it relevant.
  • The click-through rate (CTR):
    • Finally, we go to the CTR. Basically, this is the number of clicks your videos are getting.
    • For example, if your videos do not get that many clicks, then, the title may not be appealing for them to click. Thus, you can greatly enhance your CTR by formulating an engaging and catchy title. Not only that, the video thumbnail should also grab the attention of the viewers.
    • Remember, do not try to deceive your viewers with misleading titles or thumbnails because YouTube will know basing from the previous 3 metrics I just discussed. If you want to get more views, read on the YouTube Content Optimization Tips.

Conclusion

In terms of video content, YouTube is the leading platform. It would be a shame to not take advantage of the 1.9 billion people who use YouTube. Bigger opportunities await for your brand and website. Because of YouTube, you can widen your audience reach. So, strengthen your YouTube SEO and know the 3 main sections: keyword research, content optimization, and user engagement.

YouTube Content Optimization Tips

To recap, I discussed on the previous post the following:

  • Demonstrated how to do a video keyword search,
  • Suggested keyword search tools,
  • Presented tips on what keywords to choose, and
  • Gave other tips on what to do with your videos.

So, if you want catch up on part 1, here’s YouTube SEO Tips That You Need to Know. Now, let’s go to the content optimization portion.

Watching a YouTube video on MacBook Pro

How to make your YouTube videos more visible to your audience?

Content optimization

Here are 5 important tips in optimizing your YouTube videos:

  1. Video Description

Remember,  the description should support the video. Of course, their will be details that are better written than mentioning it on YouTube.

A good video description should also affirms the relevancy of your video. It should be able to give an additional information about the video. Your description can be your “mini introduction” and discuss what you will be tackling on your video. Like with the usual blog posts, you will also need an introduction or an overview before you start with your main points. So, start adding meaningful description to help your viewers know the gist of your videos. If your video did present a useful information, your viewers will surely check your description for website links, social media links, and other contact details.

  1. Timestamp

If you have a lot to talk about on your videos, it’s better to add a timestamps. Video creators add timestamps to help their viewers jump to a specific portion of the video.

Aside from your introduction, it is recommended to add timestamps in the video description. This really helps enhance the user experience and engagement. Because you are making it easy for people to find what they want, they will surely keep coming back to your channel for more videos.

  1. Video Titles

Your title should coincide with the keywords that people are searching. For example, the word “mukbang”; it is such a popular term in video content. This type of video broadcast entails the video host to eat an abundant supply of food.

So, if you are producing more food content, capitalize on the mukbang fad. Whether you will be presenting mukbang recipes or upload your own mukbang feast, make sure to produce videos that are timely and relevant.

At the end of the day, you will gain more views if you strive to create video content that your viewers want. So, know what’s in and what’s not in order to make the best video titles.

  1. Location

If you wish to delve into local SEO, then, don’t forget to add the location of your videos. If you want to get more local viewers, it is the way to go!

  1. Video transcripts

Lastly, video transcripts helps your videos to become accessible to more people. Through the transcripts you provide, you are making it easy for search engines to comprehend your video content. Look at  it this way… for websites, you need an XML sitemap for Google bots to understand your content better. Same is true with YouTube!

When you provide a video transcripts, search engines find it easier to crawl your video content faster and easier. To transcribe your video better, Google published some tips right here.

YouTube SEO Tips That You Need to Know

SEO does not only pertains to your online business website. Did you know that there is also what you call a “YouTube SEO”?

Yes, you read that right. YouTube is not only an avenue for video creators to upload their works and interact with their followers. In fact, YouTube itself is a search engine for all your video content needs.

In this blog post, I will talk about some YouTube SEO tips that you need to know. You will not only boost your website’s SEO rankings, but also on social media sites like YouTube. Below are the SEO tips to apply in order to boost the visibility of your video content:

Keyword research

Like in any other website, you need to do a keyword search. You might think because YouTube is all about videos so you won’t probably need keywords. Wrong!

How will the right words help you? Knowing the right keywords that people use will help you in describing your videos better. Thus, you will have a better understanding on how to name and link your videos.

With the use of the appropriate words, you will get views for your videos. Most importantly, your keyword choices will affect your discoverability. If done right, you will make it easy for people to find your video content. The search engines can easily match your videos and the search queries entered by the users.

Doing a video keyword research.

The question now is… “How do I do it?” The solution is to use the YouTube’s search bar. Yes, you better start searching!

Youtube search bar

Start typing words on the search bar!

To gain new ideas, the YouTube auto-complete will help you. Start typing some keywords relevant to your content and the search bar will suggest the top trending topics or keywords.

Also, you can also do the same research in Google. The video tab will be able to provide you with the best video content related to your keyword search.

If you need more tools in keyword search, here’s a list I made: 5 Free Keyword Research Tools. In that post, you will be able to know about research tools such as Keyword.Guru and  KeywordsEverywhere. Both tools will give you keyword suggestion from popular sites including YouTube.

What keywords to pick?

When choosing your keywords, be sure to not go for the obvious one. Picking the obvious means you would have a lot of competition. So, aim for the “low in competition” and rank for these keywords.

Additionally, YouTube is doing its best to decipher videos. If you can, provide a full script of your video. Don’t forget to mention your keywords throughout your video. This way, you are hinting to YouTube that your video content is relevant to these keywords and such.

Conclusion

Every month, 1.9 billion people use YouTube. Getting a million views means nothing today because people spend BILLIONS of hours watching YouTube videos. Yes, these “billions of hours” could also mean opportunities for your business. So, don’t pass it up! Use this time to widen your audience reach and increase brand awareness.

For part 2, I will discuss the other factors, which are Content Optimization and User Engagement.

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