While most of us deal with “dozens” or even “hundreds” on a daily basis, YouTube deals with numbers in the billions. It appears the eight year-old video service has hit its latest milestone of one billion unique users each month.

Attempting to add perspective to this number through the power of analogy, YouTube notes that if it were a country, it would be the third largest in the world during any given month — only China and India have larger populations.

Or, put another way, PSY and Madonna would have to repeat their Madison Square Garden performance more than 200,000 more times. “That’s a lot of Gangnam Style!” YouTube notes.

Perhaps the most useful way to visualize a billion monthly unique users though, is this: nearly one out of every two people on the Internet visits YouTube. That’s pretty impressive.

Google thanks, in part, what it labels as “Generation C” for YouTube’s tremendous success. Gen C is defined as individuals who are constantly switching between devices (smartphones are a huge part of this) and are deeply engaged with YouTube’s underlying community. More information about Gen C can be found on Google’s Agency Blog.

A little over a year ago, YouTube announced it had surpassed a whopping four billion video views daily. In 2006 — just a year after the service started — YouTube was “only” serving up 100 million videos per day. Google acquired the startup in 2006 for $1.6 billion.

Martin V is based in Ottawa in Canada and runs a firm where people can buy tens of thousands of YouTube views and comments for less than £100.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/21770756

The statistics, which can be bought, include YouTube views, Twitter followers and Facebook likes.

Newsbeat has found that you can buy 10,000 YouTube views for as little as £30.

There is also a market for buying comments to attribute to the views to help authenticate them.

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Billboard, along with ratings firm Neilson, announced this week that it will now be including U.S. YouTube data in ranking the top singles in its Hot 100 chart as well as its other genre-specific lists.

Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/story/2013/02/21/arts-music-billboard-youtube.html

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Use a good camera to make your video. You may be tempted to use the video function on your phone. However, be smart about the kind of camera you use. You need to have a professional-looking video in order to be effective. You may be able to rent good equipment from photographers in your area, or simply pay them a fee to shoot for you.

If you are camera shy, or you do not feel like you would be good at video marketing, look within your company for someone who would be a good fit. They are usually the most friendly and have a natural exuberance that radiates around them. This is the person you want to choose for your video marketing.

Use your other marketing campaign to draw attention to your videos. You could for instance embed your videos on your site or blog, share some links in your newsletter and post your videos on social networks. Add a link to your YouTube channel in the signature of your emails and list it as a way of contacting you.

When doing video marketing, take your videos outside of just YouTube. You can embed videos on your own website so that users cannot only see them on YouTube, but on your own website as well. Enable sharing and let others use your videos. As long as your website is shown or spoken in the video, even when others use them, they will continue to drive traffic back to you.

Competition is fierce, especially on the Internet. Hopefully this article has given you some inspiration about video marketing and taught you what you need to know to get started. Your next successful step in business could be just a few clicks and a camera away, so what are you waiting for?

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