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Video Syndication involves uploading your video, not only to YouTube, but to fifty different video sites as well. You get the most amount of exposure using different keywords. Imagine, taking your business video and spreading it around to hundreds of different markets, reaching thousands of people. Why not? When I worked for one of the top cable companies in the US, I was in the marketing department and promoted pay-per-view events. One of the things we did, was to do a cross channel promotion before a MIKE Tyson fight, in order to get the most out of the event, reaching more markets. From the Golf Channel to CMT, we distributed our PPV spot all over the cable networks. Had great results back in the 90's too. Products and Services are the whole reason behind the video. Whatever you are selling or offering, you can promote it with video. Demonstrations, Actualizations, and Revelations all in video will promote and sell what you have to offer.

Making a video does not have to be complicated. You can use a web cam or your video phone to get up and personal with your audience. You also can record powerpoint presentations, skype conversations and slide shows of your office, with a voice over. Technology makes it simple, however, you have to be willing to learn it and master it. Whose got time? I had to make time, to learn several of video software programs, just to promote my business. Most people do not have that time and energy to follow through with it, and that is why the US has turned into a service industry rather than manufacturing mogul. "It's amazing to see the growth of online video viewing over the last year," says David DeCantillon, President of Integrated Media Solutions. "In July 2010 the viewership time spent on ten of the most popular video sharing sites was 882 minutes and there were 3,559,928 video ads being displayed to 45% to the USpopulation." That's coverage!

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