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Youtube: Making Money by Video Sharing and Advertising Your Business for Free
Probably the world can be divided in our time between people who really know what YouTube is and people who don't. YouTube provides you the opportunity to not only advertise your business, blog or website for free but to also get paid for your contents. Its time to learn and utilize YouTube for generating extra cash by turning your leisure time into dollars with almost zero investment. YouTube is incredibly popular. People are marching in droves to the web to watch videos. everyday 65,000 new videos are uploaded to YouTube's site, and every day the world's people tune into 100 million of these videos. One consultant with time on his hands has calculated that during YouTube's short life, people have spent 9,305 years watching it. YouTube have 12+ millions page views every day in average so it's great way to advertise on YouTube for free. This book can turn you into a YouTube Guru. Here is an opportunity to capitalize on virtual world with your daily use gadgets. So learn and earn from the comfort of your home or from any connected device around the world.
137 pages, Paperback
First published June 6, 2007
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September 28, 2013
If you are tempted to read this book, get it from the public library. Its content is waaaaay out of date in 2013. It only gives you a couple of revenue producing hints. Similar, up to date ideas should be easily googlable at this point. To me, these pointers consist of 1-2 pages of a 133 page book (but the "notebook" pages bring it to a whopping 137 pages). Then, pp. 71-134 tell you how to do such terrifying things such as: choosing a user name, and logging into the site. I did learn that they had such a thing as a Guru account, to "prove" that you are an expert in your field. (However, i don't think anyone I subscribe to has guru status. I'll have to check.)
While I applaud authors bringing timeless content to the world through self publishing, the fact this this book was created by selfhelppublishing.com (a print on demand service) makes me wonder who at the Austin Public Library authorized its purchase, even in 2007. I hate to give books bad reviews, but I would give this zero stars if there was an option for it.
On the plus side: 1) It has a comprehensive table of contents and 2) provides several lists of video hosting sites that were alive in 2007. (The only one I recognize, however, is Vimeo.)
That's it--save your time and read the YouTube FAQ page. It will contain better information and be up to date.
While I applaud authors bringing timeless content to the world through self publishing, the fact this this book was created by selfhelppublishing.com (a print on demand service) makes me wonder who at the Austin Public Library authorized its purchase, even in 2007. I hate to give books bad reviews, but I would give this zero stars if there was an option for it.
On the plus side: 1) It has a comprehensive table of contents and 2) provides several lists of video hosting sites that were alive in 2007. (The only one I recognize, however, is Vimeo.)
That's it--save your time and read the YouTube FAQ page. It will contain better information and be up to date.
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