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What These Goofs With 5 Billion Video Views Can Teach You

What These Goofs With 5 Billion Video Views Can Teach You | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Here on Search Engine People you can read articles from some the most knowledgable video and search engine marketers in the world. There are real insights which can actually help you get more views, subscribers, and better search rankings.

But how is it that Smosh, two goofy friends since high school, and the frequent creators of such 'sophisticated' videos as The Wiener Song, become so popular? What could these idiots possibly know that dozens of professionals don't?!?

You'd be surprised. Read on to find out just what they know about YouTube marketing....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

These are very surprising lessons.

The Surface's curator insight, May 14, 2016 3:27 PM

As an artist i like to learn as much as I can about youtube. We all would like to get millions of views, these tips can be very useful. Knowledge is power!

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Social Media Frontiers: YouTubers Asked To Label Paid-For Videos

Social Media Frontiers: YouTubers Asked To Label Paid-For Videos | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

It all started when some YouTubers posted a 'Lick Race' Challenge video in June. These videos consisted of them trying to lick the middle part of Oreos as quickly as they could. Quite a light-hearted and fun video to make. However, no one realized this video had actually been paid for by Mondelez UK, who own Oreos.


It was only after BBC Newsround launched an investigation that they realised these Vloggers had been paid to say good things about Oreos, not having made it clear in the title and description of their video. The BBC journalist complained to the Advertisement Standards Authority (ASA) and they listened.


While some of the videos do 'thank Oreos for making this video possible' or state in the description that it is an 'advertisement', the ASA did not think they they had made it clear enough, and suggested the famous YouTubers were misleading their audience....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Important UK development for YouTube marketing programs to note. Stay tuned in the US and elsewhere.

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