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YouTube shares tips for global video marketing at International Search Summit

Over 13 billion videos were watched on YouTube in December 2009 in the US alone, and the video sharing site is undoubtedly the global market leader. After the US, YouTube is most popular in Japan, Germany, India and Italy, with Mexico, the UK, Brazil and France following close behind.

Almost 25% of the global internet population visit the site each month, a testament to the international appeal of the site, and the extensive range of content that attracts a wide demographic of users.

At the International Search Summit in May, Bruce Daisley, the UK Head of YouTube, will speak on how organisations can harness the international power of YouTube to increase global brand awareness and engage with audiences around the world.

Any organisation serious about international video marketing needs to have a YouTube presence as it really is a global tool.

The International Search Summit will cover a range of search and online marketing topics including mobile search, international domain names, global Twitter campaigns and social network advertising.

Register for the Summit – February Early Bird tickets are just £140.

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Gemma Houghton

Director of Marketing at Webcertain
Gemma has worked in international search marketing for over 15 years and is Director of Marketing at Webcertain, overseeing all marketing activities for the Group. She also organises and programmes Webcertain’s International Search Summit and International Social Summit, Barcelona-based conferences focusing on international and multilingual digital marketing. Gemma holds a Professional Diploma in Marketing from the Chartered Institute of Marketing, a Diploma in Management and Leadership from the Chartered Management Institute, and a BA joint honours degree in French and German.

One Response to YouTube shares tips for global video marketing at International Search Summit

  1. Reputation Management says:

    YouTube has been my secret weapon in 2009 and 2010. Twitter and YouTube have been major traffic pumps for my clients.

    I’ve got a video that has reached over 90,000 views and in PPC terms at .30 cents a click, that’s a $27,000 savings. I get about 100 hits a day to my website with a link off of my YouTube video that gets 280 views a day.

    I pinch myself knowing that video marketing is nearly free.

    Glen Woodfin

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