From the course: Social Media for Video Pros
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YouTube
- Let's move on to some video-specific platforms. We'll start with the market leader, YouTube. Here's some practical advice on how to get the best results. First up, when you're uploading, pay very close attention to the status of your video. If you set something to Public, everyone can view it, embed it, et cetera. Now, you also have the ability to block embedding, as well as control what's happening. So make sure you take the time to check the security settings on your public videos. You're also going to want to assign a creative commons or copyright status. Additionally, you may want to take advantage of private videos. This allows you to only let specific people see the video. It won't appear on your channel or search, and only people that you've invited by email can actually see the content. If you want something in the middle, try Unlisted. This allows that only people who have the link can view the video. Now…
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