In last week’s column, “If Your Video Content Is Truly Compelling, Keep Calm and Go Long,” I presented three examples of long-form videos that were hugely successful on YouTube. Hopefully, this debunks the myth that you can't have a successful video if it's over 15 minutes in length.
That column also included the breaking news that Jim Louderback, the CEO of Revision3, would be filming an episode of his highly popular downLOADED – the show where opinionated geek and tech pundits gather around to discuss issues and news impacting technology and its users – during lunch at the inaugural Video Marketing Summit, which was held in conjunction with the 5th Annual Video Commerce Summit.
If you weren’t at last week’s Video Summit in San Francisco, then you can watch that episode of downLOADED, which is now entitled, “Is YouTube's Business Model Broken?” It was published Sunday, July 28, 2013, on the Tech Feed channel on YouTube. And it’s 29 minutes and 52 seconds long.
Source: Is YouTube’s Business Model Broken? What about Vine or Instagram? http://www.reelseo.com/is-youtubes-business-model-broken/#ixzz2cWQfep7q
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