Eights Ways to Strengthen Your YouTube Brand

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This weekend, I spent nearly 7 hours preparing a video tutorial to help members of the swimming pool industry with the Twitter sign up and profile creation process. And it was worth every minute. I’m thrilled to be sharing it with our readers in the coming weeks.

I’m equally excited about the prospect of others stumbling upon my creation. This very well could happen if I use the tools readily available to ensure maximum outreach and exposure. Of course, the finished product will appear on the Pool & Spa News home page as a featured video. It will become available along with Part 1 of the two-part series that publishes on April 26.

But that’s not all. I will be taking full advantage of YouTube, the world’s second largest search engine. Although still in its infancy stage (so please don’t take this as a promotion — not yet any way), PSN now has a YouTube channel that will be more fully developed very soon.

We’ve taken the cue from experts, who highly suggest every business owner take the extra few minutes to create a personalized channel. Uploading a single video simply won’t cut it anymore.

Moreover, optimizing an individual video and the channel are both essential. And when it comes to SEO, the written content is more crucial than the actual video itself.

What else do experts recommend?

Check out Social Media Today’s infographic on the 8 ways to strengthen your branding on YouTube.

Pool & Spa News is eager to discover videos to feature on the home page and YouTube video channel, and it would be an honor to feature your content. So once you have your channel up and running and your videos loaded, let me know. Email me at eansley@hanleywood.com or send a Tweet to @erinfansley

About the Author

Erin Ansley

Erin Ansley is a frequent freelancer for Pool and Spa News and Aquatics International. She has been a professional journalist since 2001. When not sleuthing the web for the latest news or calling on sources in the construction industry for the inside scoop, Erin can be found surfing waves along the California coast, challenging her athletic limits in her favorite CrossFit box, playing drums with her indie rock band, and spending time with her daughter and husband.