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Gwist Recap: The Best Video Clips From The Gay YouTube Channel, March 10 - March 17

Gwist is a brand new YouTube channel that brings together videos of interest to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) community. From the founders of Logo, Gwist isn't ABOUT being gay, but FOR being gay and for anyone who wants to BE a gay!

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If you're looking to see the most popular YouTube videos of the week, look no further.

Once again, we're bringing you the week's most-watched videos, hot off the charts via YouTube Trends, a feature launched by YouTube that aggregates the site's video stats and draws upon "the wisdom of top curators across the web" to offer visitors a look at real-time trends among the YouTube community.

So what did the Web go wild over this week? A real-life Fruit Ninja showing off his move, a golden eagle swooping down and snatching a child (or does it?), a guy pulling off a pretty stellar end-of-the-world prank -- and much, much more.

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How to Add a Featured Tab to Your YouTube Channel

YouTube is an amazing platform that you can use to expose your content or products to a huge audience and drive traffic back to your website. Google continues to make upgrades to the YouTube interface, both for end-users and administrators. Lots of these changes focus around making it easier for you to customize your videos and the look of your YouTube channel.

The question is, how can you take full advantage of these extra features from YouTube?

While the content of your videos is the most important aspect to increasing traffic, it also helps to have a visually stimulating YouTube channel page. One of the best ways you can do this is by creating a “Featured Tab” for your channel.

There are several options in your YouTube Channel settings to customize your featured tabs. The one that we’ll focus on in the video below is the “Overview” option.

When you select Overview, your YouTube Channel page will have one featured video with a shelf underneath of 3 videos of your choosing.

You can also add featured playlists in those shelves if you’d like. Ideally, this would be the best spot for an introduction video to tell your audience what your channel is about. Underneath, you can put some of your most popular videos, or your most recent videos. The following video is a tutorial guide on how to incorporate the “Featured Tab” into your YouTube channel.

Another option for your “Featured Tab” page is the blogger format. To see what it would look like, you can check out my YouTube channel. As you can see, it has your featured tab on the top, with your videos underneath starting with the most recent. For those of you that do not have an introduction video for your channel, this is a good format to use.

There are lots of opportunities opening up on YouTube that all content creators should explore. Google + is now integrated with YouTube and you can connect your blog to your YouTube Channel as well. Take it a step further and add links to all of your social profiles on your channel home page so you can grow your audience and your social footprint.

Regardless of how you use YouTube, it makes sense to utilize this feature in order to give your YouTube Channel a cleaner look. Because after-all, first impressions are pretty important.

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YouTube Publishers Can Embed Links to External Websites in Videos

You can now insert live hyperlinks to any of your external websites inside YouTube videos with the help of video annotations.

Some good news for YouTube publishers. You can now embed links in your YouTube videos using the annotations feature of YouTube. These hyperlinks may either point to your website’s homepage or to any other internal webpage of a site that is associated with your YouTube account or channel.

Thus, if your YouTube video explains how to boil an egg, you can insert an annotation linking to your blog post where the steps are described in greater detail. Or if your video contains a news footage, the annotation may point to the text version of the new story hosted on your own website.

The links are clickable and work even if the YouTube video is embedded on to another website. Here are some YouTube videos where I have enabled URL annotations.

Before you can embed links in your YouTube videos, you need to associate your websites with your YouTube channel (in case you haven’t done it before).

Sign-in to your Google Webmasters account and click the site name that you would like to associate with YouTube. Then go to Configuration -> Associates -> Add New User and enter the email address that is associate with your YouTube channel. Now your website is linked to your YouTube account.

Link your website(s) with your YouTube channel.

Next, go to youtube.com/verify and associate your phone number with your YouTube channel. Phone verification is essential for YouTube to enable extra features in your account which includes videos URL annotations and the ability to upload videos of unlimited length to YouTube.

Related: Add Logos to your YouTube Videos

Once the account is verified, open any of YouTube videos and click the “Annotations” link to create and edit annotations for that video. Here you’ll see a banner that says “Enable your account for external annotation links” – click the “Enable” button and you are all set to create annotations to external websites now.

While you are inside the Annotations edition, click the Add annotation button to create a new annotation and choose between Speech Bubbles, Notes, Spotlight or Label. Select the “Link” checkbox, choose “Associated Website” from the drop-down and paste the URL. Publish and you’re done.

One more thing. While you can place annotations anywhere in the video player, it may be a good idea to avoid the lower third as the area is often used to display ads.

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Back to Basics: 7 Steps for YouTube Success

YouTube is the second biggest search engine in the world (well, if you pretend that search box is a search engine). It can drive massive amount of traffic, help build your brand, and work wonders for your SEO.

Alas, many organizations find the idea of producing all that content intimidating, not to mention the platform itself. Either that or they upload some glossy, expensive, and unsuitable corporate video and hope for the best. But it doesn’t have to be this way! The seven steps below will help you succeed with YouTube too.

1. Find Your Angle

The first thing you need to do is think about your overall YouTube content strategy: what your videos are going to be about, how they are going to be presented, how they’re going to hook viewers, how often you are going to release new ones, etc. For some organizations this might be easy, for others it may be much harder.

As always at the beginning of a new content-based campaign, the single most important thing to do is to get together with your colleagues and brainstorm some ideas. Nothing is too stupid or outrageous at this point. You can always filter the ideas later.

If you work alone, that’s no excuse for skipping this step: get together with your friends, family or whoever you can drag along to get a brainstorming session going. You’ll be amazed how many great ideas come out.

Keep the following things in mind at this stage too:

Glossy corporate video tends to do less well than more “authentic” material (or, to put it another way, you don’t have to spend a lot of money to do well on YouTube).Think about the things that you and your associates watch and especially share on YouTube. That means everything, not just content related to work.Videos should either inspire positive emotions (excitement, amusement, awe, etc.) or solve specific problems for people (tutorials, reviews, etc). Just talking about your company won’t cut it.Little and often works well. Work on releasing short videos frequently. Avoid long intros or brand spikes. Put your logo at the end, not the beginning.Think as laterally as you can about subject matter. Just because you sell plumbing supplies doesn’t necessarily mean that your videos have to be about plumbing. Think about other areas that could be of interest to your target audience.2. Make a Plan

Neither YouTube nor Google care if you upload new videos with clockwork regularity, but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t care.

Working to a specific publication schedule is vital for getting things done when you have all sorts of potentially more urgent tasks to look after. That might be one new video per week, one new video per month, or whatever suits you. Just stick to whatever you decide.

If you're pressed for time, a useful approach is to batch produce videos (or make one longer one that you can cut up) which you can release steadily over time. It’s generally better to do that than to release them all at once.

3. Shoot!

Shooting a new video isn’t as hard or intimidating as it first might seem, and as noted above, you don’t have to hire an expensive video company to do well. It’s also much better to look deliberately amateurish than to fail at professional production.

This isn’t the place for a detailed tutorial on how to shoot great video, but some quick tips might prove useful:

Use whatever equipment you have or can afford: a Flip, a cameraphone, whatever. Anything is better than nothing, and you can always work on improving quality as time goes by.If you don’t have proper studio lights, use natural light on a sunny day if you can (even better: shoot outside). Ordinary interior lighting will never look good.Get lapel mics. They’re one of the few things worth buying specifically from the start. The improvement that even a cheap one will give to your sound quality is immense.Have fun and don’t worry! You can always edit out the goofy bits later (... or not, if you prefer).Keep happy accidents. If this guy  (warning: NSFW – strong language) had succeeded in his attempt, he’d have got way less publicity than he ended up with.4. Upload & Optimize

Once you’ve got your shiny new video, it’s time to get it posted! The process of uploading a video is pretty simple and YouTube will guide you through that if you’ve never done it before. It’s the process of optimizing the video with which many people struggle.

It’s actually a simple process, however. We’re just talking about the various text fields that YouTube allows you to edit for each video. Google itself may have moved well beyond a site’s copy as its key ranking factor, but YouTube is still pretty backward in that regard.

Before you start, you’ll want to do a bit of keyword research. Keywords you're already using from an existing SEO or AdWords campaign may be useful, but YouTube also provides its own keyword tool.

As with the AdWords tool, it gives you estimated traffic levels for various phrases, as well as giving you a lot of new ideas, especially for more niche terms. These are well worth noting! If you’re going to struggle to rank well for a competitive term, opt instead for targeting a few niche terms around the same subject.

These text fields are not the only factor for YouTube ranking, but getting them right is essential. Especially important is the tags field, where your research above will go. Separate the different keywords with commas or put them in quote marks, or you can end up with a bit of a mess.

The title is massively important as well, of course, both for keywords and for encouraging people to click through. Experiment with some different formats here and see what works best for you, but always remember that you have to use the title to give people a reason to spend their time opening your video.

5. Promote

Simply uploading a video and hoping for the best is rarely enough. Start to promote it! Part of YouTube’s ranking algorithm is based upon the number of views you’ve already had (yes, it’s a bit of chicken and egg), so try to get a good number of views early on for each video.

You can do this by embedding the video in your own blog and Facebook page (always embed, don’t link), tweeting about it and putting it on any other social profiles you have. If you have a good enough relationship with any other site owners, ask them to embed it too: remember, your content can’t be shared and promoted enough.

One exception always to embedding – it's good to get at least one plain old link to each of your videos on YouTube, preferably from a site you don't own yourself. It helps with rankings.

6. Think About Your Channel

Your channel is your home on YouTube, just like your profile on Twitter or your page on Facebook. It’s where your videos live, but it can be customized. Make sure you add all the information you can to it: your links (including social profiles), description, location, etc.

Once you have some videos up there, you can start to create playlists too, and also select which of your videos (i.e., your most popular!) should be featured or promoted further.

It’s also worth adding some other channels to your own page, as you see fit, as part of the spirit of getting involved in the site as a whole (see just below). Add channels that you like or think are relevant to your customers, but not your competitors, of course!

7. Get Involved

Remember that YouTube is essentially a social site. It’s all about sharing and commenting. If you want other people to interact with your videos, do the same elsewhere (share the love!) This will help build up your profile and pull people into your channel.

Comment on other people’s videos (or even post video responses), share, subscribe to channels – do all the usual things you’d do on a social media site. Becoming a regular commenter on a channel you like or respect can work well.

Remember at this stage to think about your customers, not your competitors. Many companies, when they think about social media, start to say things such as, “But what’s the point of following my competitors? They’re no use to me.” Of course not, but why were you even thinking about that in the first place? The thing to do is work out where you potential customers hang out and get involved there.

Summary

These tips should get you well on the way to decent traffic and brand exposure on YouTube, but like everything worthwhile, it does require dedication and patience before you really start to see results. You can’t expect overnight success.

And, of course, we’re not doing physics here: this is just a guide, and there are no hard and fast rules. You should build on this, experiment and see what works for you. We’d love to hear about your tactics for YouTube in the comments below too!

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YouTube Takes Flight Aboard Virgin America Airlines

Google has signed a deal to provide in-flight YouTube videos on Virgin America airlines.

The company said that it had agreed to provide featured videos as part of the airline's in-flight entertainment package.

Rather than offer access to the full YouTube video library, Google will provide videos from several popular series to the airlines. The company hopes that the deal will spark interest in the series and bring additional traffic to the site.

While the service will be limited to Virgin America flights in the U.S. and Mexico, the company hinted that further deals could be in the works.

"Bringing YouTube aboard Virgin America is part of a larger effort to bring you more of the videos you love, at heights you've never seen them before," Google YouTube marketing manager Kate Berland wrote in a company blog post. "Sample these great series on your flight, and then visit YouTube to enjoy the full seasons."

The deal comes as YouTube is recording some its highest ever traffic levels. Recently, the service reported that the hit music video "Gangnam Style" had become its most popular ever by amassing some 826 million views.

For Virgin, the agreement is the latest in a long-standing relationship with the consumer technology sector. The airline was among the first to offer in-fligh Wi-Fi service to passengers and earlier this year it announced plans to allow mobile calls during flights in a limited capacity.

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How to Create a Video Greeting Card With GoAnimate in YouTube Create

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This article will guide you through the process of creating a video greeting eCard using the GoAnimate application through the "YouTube Create" platform.

Edit Steps1Go to the YouTube Create page at http://www.youtube.com/create. Find the GoAnimate description paragraph. Click the "Create Video" button and log in to your Google account if asked to.2Click "Create" and choose "Quick Video Makers" from the GoAnimate toolbar.3Choose the "Video eCard" template.

The Video eCard GoAnimate Template.4Choose the source of your card's picture.

The "Choose a Setting" page is where you select the source of your picture for the Video eCard

You can :Choose one of GoAnimate's default pictures. If you choose one of GoAnimate's pictures, you can skip the next step.Upload an image from you computer. Click the "Upload Image" link within the "Get an image from your computer" box. The Upload Image dialog will appear. Click "Upload an Image".

Upload image dialogSelect the image from your computer using the browse dialog that appears. When you choose the image, uploading will start. When the upload is finished, the dialog will disappear and the image you selected will be shown in the next page's preview box.

Wait until your image is uploadedImport an image from Facebook. Click the "Import now" link in the Facebook box. The Facebook Log-in Dialog will appear.

Log in to Facebook to import picturesWait until the loading screen disappears.
Facebook loading screenIn the "Log in to animate" screen, click the "Log In With Facebook" button.

Log in to GoAnimate using FacebookSelect the image you want from the picture gallery that will be displayed.

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Wait until the "Uploading from Facebook" screen disappears.

Wait until the picture is uploaded to GoAnimate from Facebook5Place and customize the "heads". Heads are cartoon-like eyes and a mouth that will cite your dialog. You can re-size the whole head, or just single components (eyes, mouth). You can add heads by dragging from the heads pane and dropping them into your picture preview. You can drag and drop heads into a new location.

Editing heads in GoAnimate6Start entering your dialog in the "Type or Record Dialog" page. You can either type in the text you want your character to say in the video or record your own sound. In the first case, the text you type will be converted to speech by GoAnimate.

Adding dialog lines to a video eCardYou are limited to 10 lines of dialog in free accounts and 40 lines in the paid upgrade of GoAnimate.Each line-entry interface has the picture of the character that will say the line. You can switch the character using the "Actor" button.You can change the emotion the character will use when saying a line using the "emotions" button. This button will display a facial expressions selection window. Choose the desired emotion and click "confirm".You can switch between text entry and voice recording using the lower right buttons.You can select different voices and voice styles for your actors using the "Voice" button. This will display a voice switching warning and then a voice selection window.7Select the background music.

Select Video eCard Background Music8Click the "Preview" button when you are finished editing the dialog.9Wait for the video to be generated.

Generating Preview10Wait for the preview to be loaded.

Loading Preview11Watch the preview and modify your video if you find anything that needs modifying. Click the "Save Now" button when you are done.12Enter your video information in the page that appears. You'll need to provide the title of your video (this will be the title of the video on YouTube), and the message (which will also be used in the YouTube published video as the description). Click the "Publish as Public" or "Publish as Private" button when you are finished.

Loading Preview13Wait until the video is being published. A "Publishing" waiting page will be loaded. When the video is created and is actually publishing to YouTube, another page will appear.You can close the page when the second publishing page appears.You will be notified when your video is published and live on YouTube.14Send a link to your newly published video eCard to the special someone you created it for, or to your contacts on holidays.

Edit TipsIf you choose to search Google Images for pictures, modify your search to include a creative commons license such as cc-by-sa. This will show images with that license, which allows you to share the image if you attribute the source.

Edit WarningsUsing copyrighted images when uploading an image from your hard drive, importing from Facebook or searching in Google images might infringe the original owner's intellectual property rights; be sure you have permission first.

Edit Things You'll NeedInternet accessGoAnimate (http://www.youtube.com/create)

Edit Related wikiHowsHow to Make a YouTube AccountHow to Make Opening Credits on YouTubeHow to Create a Dialog Animation With GoAnimate in YouTube CreateHow to Create Videos Using GoAnimate in YouTube CreateArticle Info

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