In the last SEL video search column, Eric Papczun described the dilemma faced by content producers that are striving to keep-up with the insatiable demand for new video content. Producers are looking for efficient methods of discovering what online viewers are interested in, and then packaging their content to maximize exposure.
The example used was a television network, one that is mostly concerned with ongoing generation of new content. What's interesting to note is that, of all the content producers vying for attention on YouTube, television networks are the ones with the most preexisting content to offer.
In the last SEL video search column, Eric Papczun described the dilemma faced by content producers that are striving to keep-up with the insatiable demand for new video content. Producers are looking for efficient methods of discovering what online viewers are interested in, and then packaging their content to maximize exposure.
The example used was a television network, one that is mostly concerned with ongoing generation of new content. What’s interesting to note is that, of all the content producers vying for attention on YouTube, television networks are the ones with the most preexisting content to offer.
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