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Benefits of Using Video to Increase Site Traffic | Small Business Webology

Submitted by Charlesheflin

Feb 06, 2009

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Many people are hesitant to get involved in video production, since they think they are hard to make and are not sure how to use them, but they are really easier to use than you think. So, let’s take a look at all the benefits to using video to increase website traffic and a few practical tips that will allow you to use these videos effectively. Read the full article

Comments (7)

Kaphoen,

Feb 07, 2009

If you take a close look at video marketing, you’ll find that there are many great benefits to using videos to help increase the traffic that comes to your site. Thank you Charles, very useful.

Rden,

Feb 07, 2009

One of the most important site metrics is how long visitors stay on your site. I know that when they can click to see a video right away, they will stay longer. That's worth learning how to do videos.

Money24seven,

Feb 11, 2009

Video is definitely the way to go on and off line I don't know about you but there is to much written information on the internet and myself I struggle to give reading online the time it truly deserves so sitting back and viewing video information is such a relaxed way to keep up with whats going on in your chosen topic

Wellness360,

Feb 11, 2009

Texas university research explains why video, television and visual interactive media are superior to other single channel communications - “people remember 20% of what they READ, 30% of what they HEAR, 40% of what they SEE, 50% of what they SAY and 60% of what they DO – but 90% of what they READ, HEAR, SEE, SAY and DO.”

Stevej5210,

Feb 11, 2009

Video is an awesome traffic builder and this article shows us why and how. The technology is getting easier and easier so really the question is not 'should I use video?' but 'when?' - advantage goes to the early adopter on the net so probably the answer is 'to-day'.