Videos are a powerful medium for businesses and creators to engage with both dedicated and casual audiences. To get the most out of the video content you have worked hard to create, you need to make it available to the right audiences. Here are five quick tips to increase your video visibility.
Firstly, consider a third-party platform such as YouTube, Dailymotion, Vidyard, or Vimeo. Then customize the video's thumbnail image, title, and description to immediately capture attention and communicate its contents. The title should include keywords to help search engine crawlers associate your video with the correct content categorizations.
Finally, embed your video on your own website and monitor its watch time. This will help you optimize and maximize the effect of your videos. Additionally, consider creating a transcript for the video and streamlining its content. Following these steps will help your video rank well on SERPs and garner more conversions and growth.
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