A Guide to the Latest Trends for Tracking YouTube Views
You might already know that I’ve had a YouTube channel since 2009 and I also curate content about YouTube on Scoop.it and Pinterest. During the last 5 years, I’ve shared so much of what I learned from trusted sources like Tim Schmoyer from Video Creators TV, Matt Balick from VidiSEO, and of course my mentor Lisa Irby from 2 Create a Website. These YouTubers have spent many hours producing carefully crafted, high-quality, YouTube videos and they can back up what they say with tons of “social proof” in terms of YouTube view counts and subscriber counts.
That’s why I get a little annoyed, and down-right disappointed, when I see someone talking about how to get more views on YouTube and they have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about. Well, that’s not exactly true. They might know a smidgen about video marketing and at least they are making videos, (which is more than I can say for some folks). But at times, the information that they are sharing can actually be harmful to anyone who watches and ends up taking their advice to heart. Learn More about YouTube
One of the most critical lessons I’ve learned is one that doesn’t just apply to YouTube. It can be applied to many things we do online and even what we do offline and I’ll share it with you now.
