Video Search and the Future Of Search Engine Marketing

March 28th, 2007 by Client Development

According to Online Media Daily, ClipBlast has a web video-search platform that makes video search a more efficient process. In addition, it provides a link directly to original content providers in order to avoid copyright lawsuits like those that YouTube are currently facing. Providing links back to the original content provider could also have a positive effect for advertisers because searchers who originate at the ClipBlast site could result in increased traffic back to the original content provider’s site.

QUESTIONS:
What role do you think video search is going to have on Search Engine Marketing in the near future? Do you think videos will become just as crucial to online marketing as other advertising mediums such as banner ads or e-mail blasts? Why or Why not? Let me know what you think by posting your comments.

To read the entire article, go to:

http://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.san&s=57799&Nid=28729&p=425127

Posted in Search Marketing News

One Response


  1. sdillon Said on

    I think it’s clear, at this point, that video search and video ads are here to stay — Yes, I think they’ll become a crucial part of online marketing, just like banner ads and email blasts. But I think many advertisers will have a hard time adjusting to the new format — people tend to abuse or misuse new methods and formats because they haven’t yet figured out a best practices approach — as long as video is used correctly (meaning with user experience in mind), I don’t see why it shouldn’t become a huge success.


Inc 5000 Google Analytics Authorized Consultant Google Qualified Company Yahoo Certified Ambassador Microsoft adExcellence Member Greenified 2009

MoreVisibility
925 South Federal Highway, Suite 750
Boca Raton, Florida 33432, USA

800.787.0497

ph: 561.620.9682

fx:  561.620.9684


© 1999 - 2010 MoreVisibility ® All Rights Reserved. Privacy | Legal

MoreVisibility Social Networking Links YouTube LinkedIn Facebook Twitter