Tools to Dominate in Online Video Marketing

In online video marketing, it is always good to watch the market and use the same tools that seem to be working for others. There is a difference between copying what others are doing and leveraging the power of their methods. This belief holds true throughout this article.

Any thought put into motion, with dedication and undeniable trust is enough to advance you towards success.

So now let’s get into a really great existing online tool that can help you move forward in your business. As you know I talk a lot about online video marketing and promoting yourself, product or services through video. It is a proven approach and extremely powerful.

We all know that YouTube is king and this is the platform I use to teach others how to leverage the power of online video marketing. But there are other services you can use with YouTube that will help you rank better and draw in more traffic to your websites.

The tool I am talking about is Tumblr. Since its inception in 2007, it has continued to grow to levels that are rivaling some of the most powerful social blog and micro blogging platforms. It has quickly become the place for established experts to speak on any topic.

The really good thing about Tumblr is it accepts videos and displays them with or without text. The layout is professional and worthy of any business or blog. As Squidoo use to be the dominate force on the web, Tumblr is quickly surpassing it.

Tumblr is putting up some amazing numbers. It has reached an amazing 15 billion page views in a month and has surpassed 2 million new posts a day! These are some amazing numbers and well worth your time to check it out. It can work as either your main standalone website or a tool to further dominate in your particular niche.

A paid version is in the works and will provide even more tools to those that wish to utilize its powerful features. Whether you are a free user or a paid user, it can help in increasing your exposure across the market.

This is how I recommend using Tumblr. Start off with a standalone YouTube Channel or WordPress website. You can have both and most marketers do have both. When you upload a video to YouTube or embed a video into your own website, also upload it to Tumblr. Wait a few weeks to see the improvements. Improvements are usually seen by those that upload at least one video per week and add a little text within the post.