Hey everybody,

as there are many talents among the members of this board, I wondered, if some of you have social media marketing experience or in fact study marketing.

Because I need some help with a Youtube campaign that involves Twitter, Facebook and so on. If not interested, I'd appreciate some tips anyways.

You'd not have to work for me or anything, I'd simply transfer the rest of my credits to your imvu account for teaching me what I should look for specifically.

-Tony

1) Start by setting out your pages / videos on those sites.
2) Increase their ratings with an initial boost of good reviews. You can buy these initial views on fiverr cheap: http://fiverr.com/
3) If the material is good, then the ratings will continue going up as real people notice them.
4) Asking questions and or holding contests gets your comments / posts up.

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

2) Increase their ratings with an initial boost of good reviews. You can buy these initial views on fiverr cheap: http://fiverr.com/
3) If the material is good, then the ratings will continue going up as real people notice them.

Awesome thank you! I was thinking about hiring a white hat pro who may provide me with views by real people who are actually looking for content. Maybe a mix of both would be good, right?

Just wondering; have you used fiverr yourself yet and for what?


EDIT: Can somebody explain the following ad? What is an eminent backlink pyramid, edu and gov, different PR tiers, alexa rank? For 5 dollars it seems interesting enough.

"I will blast an eminent backlink pyramid (EBP) consisting of 300 Site about PR 4+ among which there're varied from 10 to 20 edu / gov randomly in tier 1 and then 4700 profiles built to 300 high site PR links above-mentioned as tier 2. all from different domains about 90% dofollow publicly viewable,good seo for youtube(not views,commets or direct traffic)new buyer if u have any question free to ask,not alexa rank,dont accept PORN,GAMBLING SITES!"

General Tony wrote:

Awesome thank you! I was thinking about hiring a white hat pro who may provide me with views by real people who are actually looking for content. Maybe a mix of both would be good, right?

Couldn't hurt.

General Tony wrote:

Just wondering; have you used fiverr yourself yet and for what?

Youtube views, youtube likes, youtube comments, tumbler reblogs, tumbler likes, and tumbler followers.

EDIT: Can somebody explain the following ad? What is an eminent backlink pyramid, edu and gov, different PR tiers, alexa rank? For 5 dollars it seems interesting enough.

"I will blast an eminent backlink pyramid (EBP) consisting of 300 Site about PR 4+ among which there're varied from 10 to 20 edu / gov randomly in tier 1 and then 4700 profiles built to 300 high site PR links above-mentioned as tier 2. all from different domains about 90% dofollow publicly viewable,good seo for youtube(not views,commets or direct traffic)new buyer if u have any question free to ask,not alexa rank,dont accept PORN,GAMBLING SITES!"

seo = Search Engine Optimization
Backlinks raise your google rank. (sites linking to your site) EDU and GOV sites help the best.
If google catches you spamming backlinks though ... it can hurt you.
Also ... random backlinks can cause random search results that you never intended / might be useless. Last thing you want is for people to search up "dogs" and find your site for video editing .... which has nothing to do with dogs.
You might want to ask if he can include search terms with the back links, so you do not get random ass results.

In the long run though, buying backlinks is unhealthy for your search results. It is better to build them naturally.

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

In the long run though, buying backlinks is unhealthy for your search results. It is better to build them naturally.

I see, but that is a long wait. I made the following video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc3igHGkyMs in 2009 and just let it be. In the first year it got almost no recognition then at some point the views count exploded from about 3'000 views a month to 35'000. Now it's the top result for "san vice" and on average 800 people watch it everyday. Funny enough, I don't even like the video myself. I made it really crappy and there's nothing spectacular about it. Now, where I can make videos a lot more professional, things never exceed 500 views. I'll have to pull every trigger to make sure success is the only option.

Fiver is freaking awesome by the way, a lot of good stuff for only 5 dollars. I almost went on a shopping tour last night. Nowadays everything silly is good promotional content: http://fiverr.com/shoenice/eat-a-piece- ... name-on-it

Could I see the youtube video(s) / channel(s) you used that for? You can PM me if you don't want everybody to know.

Also, I'm learning more about SEO now. Any tips on what I should look for specifically right now?

General Tony wrote:

I see, but that is a long wait. I made the following video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc3igHGkyMs in 2009 and just let it be. In the first year it got almost no recognition then at some point the views count exploded from about 3'000 views a month to 35'000.

That is what manual google bombing is for: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=6988&hilit=bombing
Do it legit and build your backlinks manually one by one.

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

General Tony wrote:

I see, but that is a long wait. I made the following video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc3igHGkyMs in 2009 and just let it be. In the first year it got almost no recognition then at some point the views count exploded from about 3'000 views a month to 35'000.

That is what manual google bombing is for: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=6988&hilit=bombing
Do it legit and build your backlinks manually one by one.

Man, I love this.

Do you recommend wordpress websites? Because I'm probably going to make a few as it doesn't cost very much.

Truthfully, most wordpress sites look like blogs. Are you trying to attract blog readers?

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

Truthfully, most wordpress sites look like blogs. Are you trying to attract blog readers?

I won't question your knowledge about wordpress, but they aren't all alike. Wordpress delivers interested people the possibility to have their free blog site, including free host and a generated domain. That's why they're so popular and widely spread. But if you wish to generate any revenue from your site, you need to host WordPress on your own domain. You cannot use a free hosted WordPress blog due to theconditions that they impose in their FAQ.

• AdSense, Yahoo, Chitika and other ads are not permitted.
• Sponsored / paid posts including PayPerPost and ReviewMe are not permitted.
• Sponsored / paid links are not permitted.
• Text ads are not permitted.

A real wordpress site on the other hand has these things implemented making it real easy to make cash off ads.

General Tony wrote:

Don Von Free Credits wrote:

Truthfully, most wordpress sites look like blogs. Are you trying to attract blog readers?

I won't question your knowledge about wordpress, but they aren't all alike. Wordpress delivers interested people the possibility to have their free blog site, including free host and a generated domain. That's why they're so popular and widely spread. But if you wish to generate any revenue from your site, you need to host WordPress on your own domain. You cannot use a free hosted WordPress blog due to theconditions that they impose in their FAQ.

• AdSense, Yahoo, Chitika and other ads are not permitted.
• Sponsored / paid posts including PayPerPost and ReviewMe are not permitted.
• Sponsored / paid links are not permitted.
• Text ads are not permitted.

A real wordpress site on the other hand has these things implemented making it real easy to make cash off ads.

Yes, but can you make a wordpress site look professional?