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Agnes Kozera is the co-founder of Podcorn, the self-service marketplace connecting podcasters with advertisers for native sponsorships. Podcorn gives podcasters the creative control to monetize their content with the right brands and enables advertisers to collaborate on organic ads that resonate with listeners, driving business results. Podcorn's clients include brands such as Usual Wines, Sony and Hulu. Prior to Podcorn, Agnes was a Product Manager at Google and is the Co-Founder behind the Google-owned branded content platform FameBit. FameBit became the leading marketplace where brands and YouTube stars collaborate for branded content and the company was acquired by Google in 2016. Agnes' industry accomplishments have been profiled in New York Times, WSJ, Forbes, Variety, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Fast Co, and many other publications and she has been continuously recognized as one of the most innovative entrepreneurs in media and technology. Agnes' first entrepreneurial endeavor was SeasonsBox, a subscription-based service that sent members eco-friendly products each month.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Livestream shopping festivals in the US are ramping up during the holiday season. From Facebook and YouTube to even Twitter. And our RockWater team has been participating in all of them. Yet livestream commerce sales forecasts of $5 billion in the US still significantly lag China's sales forecast of $300 billion.  Chris and Andrew therefore analyze the key market drivers explaining the revenue gap.  Subscribe to our newsletter. We explore the intersection of media, technology, and commerce: sign-up linkLearn more about our market research and executive advisory: RockWater websiteEmail us: rounduppod@wearerockwater.com--EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: Chris Erwin:So Andrew, over the past few weeks, our team has been tracking some interesting activity in the livestream shopping space. So we've seen some holiday livestream shopping specials from social incumbents, like YouTube, like Facebook, and even Twitter. You and the rest of the team have really been digging into some of these case studies to learn more. Andrew Cohen:Yeah. No, we've been having a good time going through watching all of these big, new launches from all the major social incumbents for livestream shopping. And they're all have varying degrees of qualities, all are doing some things right, something's not as right. All in all it's been a big kind of improvement for the US livestream shopping ecosystem. But all of them still remind me of actually a 2021 prediction article that maybe we got right, maybe we didn't get right because the problem that we called out in that article really still seems to be persisting. That's the common theme that I'm seeing across all these streams. That problem is what we're calling the product gap. Chris Erwin:The product and the authenticity gap is part of that. Andrew Cohen:Exactly. Chris Erwin:So let's dive into that. Listeners, if you're familiar with our writings and some of our forecast dating back around 12 to 18 months ago, you've probably heard us talk about this before, but we're going to go through this observation that we cited dating back nearly a year ago. Talk about how it's evolved and then how we think things are going to change in solving this product gap going into 2022. So let's dive in. Chris Erwin:There's currently an authenticity gap in the US livestream shopping market, and it's preventing creators and thus consumers from really adopting the medium. And although the current sales volume in US livestream shopping is low. I think we're looking at some numbers of around 5 billion. The investor interest is quite high at, I think around 220 billion of investments that we've been tracking. So we surveyed around 10 prominent digital talent managers over the past year who represent hundreds of clients that influence hundreds of millions of fans. And the goal is to learn about their initial experiences with livestream selling in the US. And Andrew, I think to our surprise, there's only one manager we spoke to who ever had a client actually participate in livestream selling. And even then it was only one client in one campaign. Chris Erwin:We were surprised to hear that livestream selling is barely on the radar of most major US creators. Despite the fact that all the major social and commerce platforms have been developing products and features to make it easy for them to host livestream shopping experiences. So we asked them why and Andrew, one of the answers that we heard a lot was, and it really stuck out to us is many US creators view livestream selling as an overly commercial venture that will alienate their core fans through perceived in authenticity. And to quote, one manager told us specifically, "My clients don't want to be a walking, talking billboard. You can only ask your fans to do so many things. Pushing too many things, especially when you're doing a ton of brand deals is not a good long term look." Andrew Cohen:Seems like right now, amongst traders livestream selling is kind of being framed as a choice. Choosing either direct to consumer revenues or fan delight, but really at its best, we believe that it's an opportunity to do both. And I was surprised by the sentiment because digital creators are already massively influencing purchasing decisions. The US influencer marketing industry has grown about 50% year over a year since 2016. I think it's currently valued around 14 billion, 44% of gen Z consumers say that their purchasing decisions are based on recommendations from a social influencer. So, and made us ponder, where is this disconnect? How do we bridge this gap between the indirect influence of social marketing and this kind of direct salesmanship of livestream to commerce? And how come one is accepted as organic and natural and is part of our kind of everyday commerce experience and the other one is more distasteful? And I believe and we believe that it's due to a lack of access to sellable product inventory. Basically in other words, it's the authenticity gap, which is a direct byproduct of the product gap in the US livestream shopping ecosystem. Chris Erwin:Before diving into explaining the authenticity gap. Also just want a note, Andrew, so estimating the influencer marketing ecosystem around 14 billion, and I think just another number to add on to that, which you had actually wrote about the creator economy just over the past few weeks that that's estimated at over 104 billion. And that creator economy intersects in a very strong way with livestream shopping. So I think it just reinforces just how big the opportunity is here. But on your last note, I think as you're talking about the authenticity gap, I think we want to better understand why does that exist? Can you give us a little bit more color? Andrew Cohen:Really we think that the authenticity gap, this idea that creators feel that they're being inauthentic by pursuing livestream shopping is really because of this product gap, which is that creators don't have enough products to create genuine livestream selling content on a frequent basis. So it's always, let's look to China for an example. So on average, the top grossing streamers in China go live more than 300 times a year. They average about eight hours per stream, featuring all sorts of different items in each stream. And as a result, 25% of livestream shopping consumers in China are daily active users. And 71% consume it at least once per week. So this recurring active engagement is one of the major differences that explains why China's total livestream revenues are so much bigger than those in the US. I think China is running 300 billion today because Chinese viewers, they tune in on a regular basis because their favorite KOLs stands for key opinion leaders, basically their word for creators or influencers, but they always have cool new products to offer that they can authentically endorse. Andrew Cohen:So Chinese creators are able to stream every night without having to worry about being inauthentic because they have enough access to product inventory to enable them to service and delight their fans by consistently offering discounted access to the products that they genuinely love and personally endorse, which just makes for a much more engaging experience. And this is because brands and retailers in China are fully invested in this livestream shopping economy and it's become a vital part of its infrastructure. So over 100,000 brands and retailers participate in the Chinese livestream shopping market. On Singles Day, for example, Alibaba's version of Prime Day, it generated 75 billion last year in total livestream sales and over a thousand different brands participated. Chris Erwin:Yeah, the numbers from China are eye popping and particularly when you compare it to the current situation in the US. So let's talk about that. So by contrast in the US livestream shopping market, many creators, including those with millions of fans, they often don't have products to sell besides their own merch or products from a brand sponsor. Right. Now that may be enough to host a few successful live streams, but in order for a creator to go live on a recurring basis, like you were just talking about in China, they need a recurring stream of products that they can authentic and enthusiastically endorse. So then the question arises, why are US creators so limited in the products they can sell? Again, going back to our talent manager and talent rep survey, we've heard from their reps that even if they were interested in pursuing more direct commerce initiatives between product sourcing, development, and deal rights management, that procuring a wide array of products that fit their brand in audience is a logistical nightmare, right? A ton of work. Chris Erwin:So despite the creator's ability to influence purchasing and the high profile celebrity led product launches that circulate across all of our LinkedIn feeds and on social media, the reality is that most US creators rarely sell products directly to their fans. Their D2C commerce footprint is usually limited to just a few skews of brand and merch. So as a result, many established US creators are reluctant to pursue live stream selling because they believe that continuously pushing the same few products is actually going to alienate their fans and really dilute the sense of authenticity and trust that their influence is built upon. Andrew Cohen:But then the flip side of this is by only participating in livestream selling when they have a new brand sponsorship or merch line to launch, US creators are failing to kind of cultivate the user habits, the recurring long term usership that will drive the US livestream shopping market to the scale of China. And on the other hand, most of the US participants in livestream shopping who do have a diverse and robust product inventory, they're mostly, small boutiques or even national retailers like Fred Segal, who's on talkshoplive, Walmart who just did something with Twitter, but they don't necessarily have the audience influence or the reach or the engaging on camera charisma that's necessary to fulfill the potential of livestream shopping. So really the US livestream shopping market has to bridge this gap in order to drive those outside revenues that come through active and recurring engagement at scale. Andrew Cohen:And creators can use the live medium to engage and entertain fans in a personal and interactive format while also sharing the products that they love most. They're kind of performing the role of like the cool best friend with the deep product passion and expertise. And that level of authenticity and trust is going to be what powers the livestream shopping experience in the US, just like it has in China. However, until there is enough product accessibility to enable creators to host on a consistent basis, creators are not going to adopt the medium and neither will their fans. And I think it's going to kind of stay in this in between zone until we cross that gap. Chris Erwin:And I think that's just an interesting note is you gave some of the examples of Fred Segal on talkshoplive, or Walmart or JapanLA on Popshop. That consideration is a lot of these retailers, they were originally brick and mortar. And then during the eCommerce migration and digital transformation, they went online and they created web and mobile based storefronts. But it's completely different to think about putting your product in a livestream shopping environment where users are used to having a personality, right, in a livestream situation. Chris Erwin:And I think a lot of these brands got a lot of work to do, to think about how do they attach the right personality, the right influencer, whether it's someone that they incubate in house or that they find on social media accounts that already have an affinity for their brand. There's a lot to do there, but when they do it right, it's really powerful. So, okay, Andrew, so with your last point, a big question arises is how do we bridge the product gap in the US? How do we drive retail adoption and these product creator marketplaces that you're describing? What do you think? Andrew Cohen:So far we've seen, especially the major social incumbents, the ones who have launched recently, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, they've attempted to solve it three different ways. I don't think either of them have quite hit the mark. One is using brands and retailers as the primary sellers. So rather than hosting it on a creator's feed, just letting a, like, for example, be Vuori hosted one on Facebook and they could use their own talent to sell, but that's one attempt. The second is using creators with their own product lines. Again, it's tough to do on an occurring basis, but YouTube, when they do work with creators, it's creators that have their own merch to sell. And then number three is sponsored streams. So these will pair a creator with a retail sponsor with inventory that they want to promote and sell directly. So these are all attempts. However, this doesn't really sufficiently bridge that divide and we believe that there needs to be more done. And we think that more will be done. We highlighted two. Chris, what do you think? Chris Erwin:So I think diving into one of them it's that more brands and retailers will turn to livestream eCommerce as a new sales channel, which will in turn increase the volume of sellable product inventory that is available to creators. So just to give some background numbers here in 2020, US brick and mortar retail sales declined by 10 and a half percent, right, primarily driven by COVID. But meanwhile, eCommerce revenues grew by 44%, right? We saw a massive pull forward migration into eCommerce purchases. Because livestream eCommerce is an extension of social selling, with the added elements of time and interactivity to drive urgency and increased conversions, our team actually anticipates that many of the same retail categories that perform well in eCommerce and influencer marketing will likely be the first to meaningfully invest in live streaming. Chris Erwin:So in particular, these retail categories include beauty, health and wellness, food and beverage, fashion, home goods, parents and kids, and technology, which are actually among the most popular livestream shopping categories in China last year in 2020. Andrew, the influx of product inventory into the livestream shopping space will be a meaningful step in the evolution of the US livestream shopping market. But that alone will not fully close the product gap, nor will it be enough to address the looming authenticity gap. Even when there is enough product volume and diversity to power frequent and consistent habits, one major challenge will still remain, how will best fit creators and products actually find each other? I think you has some interesting ideas here. Andrew Cohen:I think what really is going to need to happen to close that gap is that tech enabled marketplaces are going to emerge that connect creators with best fit products and vice versa. So again, let's look to China for some inspiration. So not only are there 100,000 plus brands and retailers that are pumping product into this ecosystem, but almost more importantly, Chinese livestream commerce platforms make it really easy for KOLs to access these products. So when a KOL logs on to Taobao Live, Pinduoduo, Tmall or [inaudible 00:13:30] to plan an upcoming livestream, they can easily search through all of the product inventory that has been uploaded onto the platform by brands and retailers and select the products to feature based on what kind of feels authentic to them and their audience and what they can speak to and sell. Andrew Cohen:So actually a rudimentary version of this does exist on Amazon Live today, but really nowhere else that we've seen in the US. On Instagram, even as more and more brands and retailers are uploading their inventories to the platform shopping portal, the products are still siloed from the personalities who might be most effective at selling them. So brands and retailers still need to do all of the heavy lifting to create the content or to find the right content creators to actually drive traffic to their Instagram storefront. Meanwhile, the perfect creator who's out there who's most well positioned to move the products that are on that brand's Instagram shopping portal is over on their page engaging a dedicated community every day on the platform, but likely failing to monetize their influence because they don't have any products to sell. Andrew Cohen:So that's really the product gap, which flows downstream of this authenticity gap, which flows downstream of just a lack of recurring user ship for livestream stopping in the US, which is really one of the biggest differences between the 300 billion that's happening in China and the five billion that's happening in the US. However, we do believe that this is going to change in the coming years. We believe that influencer and brand marketplaces kind of like what was originally the vision for YouTube's FameBit, that they're going to emerge to connect best fit products and sellers. And that really ultimately the right technology will play the role of matchmaker. And perhaps these solutions will be built out by a dominant social platform, or by a dominant commerce platform, maybe by one of the incumbents like whatnot or network. Excited to find out though. Chris Erwin:And I think on a closing note that our team is actually doing some interesting advisory work for some of those companies, which is fun. All right, Andrew, I think we're out of time. So as always, till next time. Andrew Cohen:See you then.

Agnes Kozera is the co-founder of Podcorn, the self-service marketplace connecting podcasters with advertisers for native sponsorships. Podcorn gives podcasters the creative control to monetize their content with the right brands and enables advertisers to collaborate on organic ads that resonate with listeners, driving business results. Podcorn's clients include brands such as Usual Wines, Sony and Hulu. Prior to Podcorn, Agnes was a Product Manager at Google and is the Co-Founder behind the Google-owned branded content platform FameBit. FameBit became the leading marketplace where brands and YouTube stars collaborate for branded content and the company was acquired by Google in 2016. Agnes' industry accomplishments have been profiled in New York Times, WSJ, Forbes, Variety, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Fast Co, and many other publications and she has been continuously recognized as one of the most innovative entrepreneurs in media and technology. Agnes' first entrepreneurial endeavor was SeasonsBox, a subscription-based service that sent members eco-friendly products each month.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we talk to Agnes Kozera about her entrepreneurial experience building businesses that help influencers connect with advertisers. She started with FameBit, which helped YouTube stars and brands collaborate, and now she's all-in on audio with Podcorn. Hear about how she's helping podcasters monetize, why it's so important for authentic personalities to represent brands, and what she thinks is next in the “social audio” industry.

Agnes Kozera, Co-founder of Podcorn & FameBit Agnes Kozera is the co-founder of Podcorn, the self-service marketplace connecting podcasters with advertisers for native sponsorships. Podcorn gives podcasters the creative control to monetize their content with the right brands and enables advertisers to collaborate on organic ads that resonate with listeners, driving business results. Podcorn's clients include brands such as Usual Wines, Sony and Hulu. Prior to Podcorn, Agnes was a Product Manager at Google and is the Co-Founder behind the Google-owned branded content platform FameBit. FameBit became the leading marketplace where brands and YouTube stars collaborate for branded content and the company was acquired by Google in 2016. Agnes’ industry accomplishments have been profiled in New York Times, WSJ, Forbes, Variety, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Fast Co, and many other publications and she has been continuously recognized as one of the most innovative entrepreneurs in media and technology. Agnes’ first entrepreneurial endeavor was SeasonsBox, a subscription-based service that sent members eco-friendly products each month.  @agneskozera   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this bonus episode, Agnes Kozera (co-founder of FameBit and Podcorn) shares her top tips for how to pitch your podcast to brands and pricing your show.Sign up for Podcorn and start securing sponsorships for your show today.Review Buzzcast in Podchaser or Apple Podcasts to let us know what you think of the show.

Apologies some of the sound recordings on Sam's interviews were not clear due to a broken mic. Join James Cridland and Sam Sethi on this week's showINTERVIEWS:Sean Glynn - NovelRob Loewenthal - WhooshkaaJess Kupferman - She PodcastsAgnes Kozera - Podcorn --- NEWS:Entercom has acquired Podcorn, valuing the company at $22.5m. Entercom, a US radio broadcaster, owns Cadence13 and Pineapple Street Studios. Podcorn gives advertisers access to podcasters. In 2016 Google purchased the founders’ previous company, FameBit, for $36m.Playing with the beta, it appears the new Apple Podcasts app will not automatically download new episodes when you follow a new show: bringing it into line with Spotify and Google Podcasts.The clubhouse has added an option for higher quality audio, and recurring “clubs”. (Just update the app). Clubhouse has rewritten its terms of service to now allow recording with “the express consent of all the speakers involved”. It previously required written consent. (h/t Daniel J Lewis)Twitter says it will let people record Twitter Spaces in future. And scheduled Spaces are coming.Spotify has announced a new focus on women creators. Called EQUAL, it includes a set of new playlists and content, and also establishes an EQUAL Board, offering a grant to fifteen organisations across the world to work on making the audio industry more equitable for women creators.ART19's “Director of Data”, Chad Hollowed, says that we’re now seeing 72,000 new podcast episodes per day (that’s five new podcasts every six seconds).Previous Episodes: https://www.podland.news Buzzsprout Podcast hosting and a whole lot more

Agnes Kozera is the co-founder of Podcorn, the self-service marketplace connecting podcasters with advertisers for native sponsorships. Podcorn gives podcasters the creative control to monetize their content with the right brands and enables advertisers to collaborate on organic ads that resonate with listeners, driving business results. Podcorn's clients include brands such as Usual Wines, Sony and Hulu. Prior to Podcorn, Agnes was a Product Manager at Google and is the Co-Founder behind the Google-owned branded content platform FameBit. FameBit became the leading marketplace where brands and YouTube stars collaborate for branded content and the company was acquired by Google in 2016. Agnes’ industry accomplishments have been profiled in New York Times, WSJ, Forbes, Variety, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Fast Co, and many other publications and she has been continuously recognized as one of the most innovative entrepreneurs in media and technology. Agnes’ first entrepreneurial endeavor was SeasonsBox, a subscription-based service that sent members eco-friendly products each month.  @agneskozera   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Agnes Kozera is the co-founder of Podcorn, the self-service marketplace connecting podcasters with advertisers for native sponsorships. Podcorn gives podcasters the creative control to monetize their content with the right brands and enables advertisers to collaborate on organic ads that resonate with listeners, driving business results. Podcorn's clients include brands such as Usual Wines, Sony and Hulu. Prior to Podcorn, Agnes was a Product Manager at Google and is the Co-Founder behind the Google-owned branded content platform FameBit. FameBit became the leading marketplace where brands and YouTube stars collaborate for branded content and the company was acquired by Google in 2016. Agnes’ industry accomplishments have been profiled in New York Times, WSJ, Forbes, Variety, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Fast Co, and many other publications and she has been continuously recognized as one of the most innovative entrepreneurs in media and technology. Agnes’ first entrepreneurial endeavor was SeasonsBox, a subscription-based service that sent members eco-friendly products each month.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, host Jeremy Barnett speaks with Adam Hendle, the Founder of Ballsy!  Adam Hendle is the founder of Ballsy, a men's personal care brand that marries high-quality products with a bold brand. In less than three years Ballsy has done over $14M in sales and continues to double sales year over year. Previously he was the first hire at the acquired influencer marketing startup FameBit which was sold to Google in 2017. Adam was also an early team member at Storenvy, which sold to OpenSky, an Alibaba company. Adam is a marketer at heart and of course now, the balls out CEO and co-founder of Ballsy brand. #LIVEBALLSOUT  Ballsy went from a shower room idea to a thriving company! Tune in to hear why Adam left his secure job at Google to create Ballsy!  Learn about what it takes to ditch security and dive full time into the startup grind!  Adam takes us through the good, bad, and the awesome!  Products created in the men’s hygiene space can be cheaply made and good for a one-line joke.  Adam explains why he put an EPIC amount of work into developing a well thought out quality product instead.   Catch some major RAD NUGGETS this week! For more info on Ballsy brand: http://instagram.com/ballwash #LIVEBALLSOUT email: adam@ballsybrand.com Be sure to tune in and catch all the great takeaways! If you’ve found value in this podcast please remember to Subscribe / Share / And drop us a great review!  For more Rad Intelligence for Entrepreneurs Head over to: Email: show@radintelligence.com Podcast:  https://radintelligence.com/rad-chats LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barnettjeremiah Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radinfluencer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radintelligence Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/RadIntelligence Influencer Marketplace: https://radinfluencer.com Corporate Site: https://radintelligence.com/ Blog: https://radintelligence.com/blog/ You Tube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClkdIolVp9BvjMBmb9B3fzg?

Joining me on the show today is serial entrepreneur Agnes Kozera, Co-founder of a marketplace called Podcorn!Podcorn is a platform built specifically for the podcasting community (hooray!) that matches brands with podcasters to help monetise podcast shows. Prior to that, Agnes was the co-founder of a super successful influencer platform called Famebit which was acquired by Google in 2016 for an undisclosed amount. This episode is a really great deep dive into what it’s like building a tech platform right the way through to the exit. We’re covering her journey of building 3 companies, how she sold Famebit to Google and the lessons she’s brought forward into Popcorn. LINKS WE MENTION: PodcornFemale Startup Club In partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for ecommerce businesse

Don't miss out on the next WeAreLATech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://wearelatech.com/podcastWelcome to WeAreLATech's LA Tech Startup Spotlight!“World's First 3-in-1 Portable Razor”Get your very own WeAreLATech tee at http://wearelatech.com/shopWeAreLATech Podcast is a WeAreTech.fm production.To support our podcast go to http://wearelatech.com/believeTo be featured on the podcast go to http://wearelatech.com/feature-your-la-startup/Want to be featured in the WeAreLATech Community? Create your profile here http://wearelatech.com/communityHost, Espree Devorahttps://twitter.com/espreedevoraespree@wearelatech.comGuest,Kate Shaw of Sphynxkate@shopsphynx.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kateshaw27/For a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comTo further immerse yourself into the LA Tech community go to http://wearelatech.com/vipLinks Mentioned:Sphynx, https://shopsphynx.com/Science Inc., https://www.science-inc.com/MeUndies, https://www.meundies.com/FameBit, https://famebit.com/Dollar Shave Club, https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/Basepaws, https://www.basepaws.com/GrubMarket, https://www.grubmarket.com/FLEX, https://flexfits.com/Cora, https://cora.life/Subscription Summit, https://subsummit.com/Social Media Week - Los Angeles, https://socialmediaweek.org/losangeles/People Mentioned:Anna Skaya, https://twitter.com/annaskayaCredits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory produced, Edited and Mastered by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Show Notes by Karl Marty, http://karlmarty.comMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: World's First 3-in-1 Portable Razor

Épisode 415 : Comme tous les lundis, on fait le tour des news social media pour vous que vous sachiez tout ce qui se passe sur les réseaux sociaux !Aujourd'hui on parle des tweets vocaux qui arrivent sur Twitter, de Google qui lance Keen (copie de Pinterest), de la Loi Avia, des LinkedIn stories, de la nouvelle plateforme Youtube Brand Connect et The North Face boycotte Facebook ! Les tweets vocaux de 140 secondesTwitter vient de lancer les tweets vocaux !La nouvelle fonctionnalité va être utilisable par un nombre limité de personnes pour le moment !Ces utilisateurs pourront donc poster des messages vocaux en guise de Tweet !On sait que le message vocal revient très fort notamment chez les plus jeunes.On en a marre de taper, c’est long, on fait des fautes, là pas besoin de se prendre la tête, on envoie en message vocal direct c’est plus rapide !Sur Twitter vous pourrez donc envoyer des tweets vocaux de 140 secondes en référence aux 140 caractères d’un tweet écrit ! Et oui aujourd’hui c’est 280 mais initialement c’était 140 !Alors ça pose des questions quand même sur la modération de ces posts vocaux !On le sait Twitter lutte déjà difficilement contre le harcèlement sur sa plateforme, les messages audio vont être un contenu difficile à modérer.Pour l’instant Twitter n’a pas vraiment fait d’annonce sur la modération  mais a été contacté par CNN sur le sujet : Twitter travaillerait à un sytème de surveillance avant de le déployer sur tous ses utilisateurs » !Ce qui est sûr c’est qu’il est beaucoup plus long et compliqué de modérer du contenu audio pour des humains ou pour un algorithme donc pour l’instant méfiez-vous lorsque vous cliquez sur un tweet audio !Google s’en prend à Pinterest avec KeenGoogle commence a voir d’un drôle d’oeil la progression de Pinterest. Au fil des années, Pinterest s’est imposé comme un moteur de découverte visuelle. Les récentes annonces de la plateforme au sujet du social commerce n’ont fait qu’accentué les craintes de Google.Pourtant Pinterest ne représente qu’une part marginale du marché de la recherche avec 367 millions Monthly active users , là où Google en compte 2 milliards.Suffisant cependant. Pour inquiéter Google qui a cherché à plusieurs reprises à ajouter des fonctionnalités et des outils de type Pinterest, pour garder l'application social media à distance.La dernière trouvaille de Google pour faire barrage à Pinterest s’appelle Keen.« Keen vous permet d'organiser le contenu que vous aimez, de partager votre collection avec d'autres et de trouver de nouveaux contenus en fonction de ce que vous avez enregistré. "Ça ressemble vachement à la promesse de Pinterest !Sur Keen, vous pouvez organiser des collections pour vous-même ou pour d'autres personnes. Vos Keens peuvent être privés ou publics. Google utilisera ses algorithmes de recherche avancés pour trouver un contenu similaire à ce que vous avez ajouté.Google n’est pas le premier à s’en prendre à Pinterest, Il y a quelques mois Facebook lançait son clone appelé Hobbi.L’échec de la Loi Avia contre la haine en ligneCette loi a été adoptée par l’Assemblée Nationale le 13 mai dernier et devait entrer en application ce 1er Juillet mais le Conseil constitutionnel a rétorqué la partie peut-être la plus importante de la loi ! Une des mesure phare de cette loi était de pouvoir infliger des sanctions pénales aux réseaux sociaux qui ne supprimeraient pas un contenu haineux en moins de 24h ! C’était une partie controversée mais c’était le coeur du texte d’après la député Laetitia Avia qui porte cette loi ! Pour le Conseil constitutionnel cela va à l’encontre de la liberté d’expression et risque d’amener une censure trop importante des plateformes par peur de se faire sanctionner !Le coeur du problème reste notamment celui de juger de qu’est ce qu’un propos haineux ! Il n’y a que la Justice qui peut juger de cela selon le Conseil constitutionnel !Le deuxième volet de la loi plus préventif a aussi été rétorqué, pour les mêmes raison qu’une entreprise privée ne peut pas rendre justice elle même sur sa plateforme !Les LinkedIn stories arrivent en AustralieAprès le Brésil , les Pays - Bas et les Émirats arabes unis , les utilisateurs de LinkedIn en Australie peuvent désormais publier des stories sur la plateforme.On en avait déjà parlé sur LSD les stories Linkedin fonctionnent à peu près de la même manière que sur Facebook et Instagram, avec une barre de stories en haut du flux principal, et divers autocollants et outils disponibles pour décorer visuels au format 9:16ème.Étant donné le nombre d'utilisateurs qui ont désormais accès à l'option, on pourrait penser que LinkedIn a suffisamment de retour sur leur utilisation pour la déployer à tous les utilisateurs, mais nous devrons attendre encore un peu avant de les voir débouler en France.Youtube lance BrandConnectAprès Facebook qui avait lancé Brand Collab pour mettre en lien les marque et les créateurs sur sa plateforme, c’est au tour de Youtube de lancer le même genre de projet !En 2017, Google avait acquis la plateforme d’influence marketing FameBit !Cette plateforme va connaître quelques changement et va maintenant s’appeler Youtube BrandConnect.Sur FameBit on trouvait un programme en self service accessible à tout le monde qui va maintenant fermer, pour ne laisser place qu’à une partie spécifique de la plateforme !Un programme de différents services encadrés par une équipe d’experts chargés de mettre en relation les créateurs et les marques et de suivre le projet jusqu’à la livraison ! En gros Youtube garde ce qui est le plus rentable économiquement ! Pour l’instant il faut être un créateur aux États-Unis, avoir une communauté de plus de 25k abonnés et on peut s’inscrire à Youtube BrandConnect à partir de Youtube Studio !Youtube va mettre ensuite de nombreux outils et fonctionnalités pour gérer les campagnes d’influence !The North Face boycotte Facebook AdsVendredi, The North Face a tweeté qu'il cesserait d'acheter des publicités Facebook en solidarité avec les organisations de défense des droits civiques. La marque a aussi publié une annonce pleine page dans le Los Angeles Times demandant à Facebook de supprimer la rhétorique et les messages haineux qui pourraient inciter à la violence."Nous y sommes. Nous sommes sortis", a tweeté The North Face vendredi, signalant son soutien au boycott des publicités Facebook. Un boycott pour au moins tout le mois de Juillet.Facebook a répondu à l'annonce de The North Face vendredi après-midi. "Nous respectons profondément la décision de toute marque et restons concentrés sur l'important travail de suppression des discours de haine ».The North Face a déclaré dans un e-mail que sa protestation publicitaire s'étendrait à Instagram, dont Facebook est propriétaire.Derrière ce retrait se cache le mouvement #StopHateforProfit et le souhait de créer un effet boule de neige. Ils semble que la stratégie puisse payer. Ce weekend c’est au tour de la marque Patagonia d’annoncer un. Retrait momentané de la plateforme publicitaire.Dans un tweet la marque a déclaré : "Pendant trop longtemps, Facebook n'a pas pris de mesures suffisantes pour arrêter la propagation de mensonges haineux et de propagande dangereuse sur sa plate-forme ».. . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

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Connecting with the right Influencers and building long term relationships can be a profitable proposition for many brands. But what is the right way to go about it? Send a cold email? Make a call? Adam Torres and Matt Bruen, Branded Content Partnerships at FameBit by YouTube, discuss influencer marketing and the rise of FameBit. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/

What is influencer marketing? It’s basically a type of social media marketing that uses endorsements and product mentions from people with influence – they have a large social media following or they are viewed as experts in their industry. Our guest today is an expert on this very topic. Kerry Perse is the founder of Influence & Inspire Consulting. She’s here to tell us how to get started in Influencer Marketing. About Kerry Perse Kerry has a diverse background in advertising and marketing. She started her career in advertising here at Platypus, before moving to New York to work with other ad agencies in web design, creative, media buying, social media and technology. Her interest in influencer marketing came about while working in social media. In her newest venture as the founder of Influence & Inspire Consulting, Kerry helps brands identify what role influencers can play in their marketing mix, how to find influencers and set up a partnership, develop KPIs, create content and execute programs.   Getting Started The first step in planning an influencer marketing program is determining a brand’s key messages. What does the brand want to communicate? Can the company communicate the messages alone? Could an influencer help enhance what the brand is communicating, or can the influencer handle the brand’s communications?   Next, who does the brand need to communicate to? How are they influenced? What are their interests and how do they consume their content? And who are the influencers in this niche that the brand would like to work with?   Kerry says there are tools available that can help brands find these influencers. There are influencer networks that provide managed services with technology dashboards that help brands streamline their communications with influencers. With these dashboards, companies can negotiate specific terms and help streamline the review and approval of content. Kerry has worked with Influential, a company that partners with IBM Watson to provide AI and machine learning, Captivate and FameBit, a company owned by Google which includes YouTube influencers.   Another way to find influencers is through Search Engine-only providers like Tagger. With Tagger, you can input the criteria for what kind of influencer you are looking for or you can also search using hashtags.   Connecting with influencers can be done using the managed service providers, going through the agents of celebrities or by direct messaging the influencers on their platforms.   Risky Business Kerry says influencer marketing can be risky, but that you can mitigate those risks with careful planning on the front end and by using technology to help you on the back end.   It’s important to have a solid vetting process during the planning process to determine if there is a good brand fit, to get to know the influencer’s personality, visual style, tonality, language, subject matter and expertise. Some of the managed service providers also have historical performance data in their dashboards so you can tell if the influencer has a high engagement rate, what brands the influencer has worked with, and acquisition patterns with followers to make sure there are no artificial spikes that show the influencer is paying for robots.   And once your influencer is live, Kerry says you can use companies like Sylo, a third-party verification company to make sure your reporting data is accurate. The managed service providers can also help brands by having the influencers submit content in advance for approval.   Influencer Expectations Most influencers do expect to be paid and the amount is typically mentioned in their profiles. They also are required to disclose they are being paid. Some influencers also accept product seeding. They will talk about your product, but you must also be prepared for the fact that if they don’t like your product, they will talk about that as well.   From the brand’s side, it is important to do your homework, pick the influencers you know you want to work with first. Communicate with your top choices and then let your budget determine how many influencers you can work with.   ROI Your return-on-investment is always a big challenge when it comes to influencer marketing. If you don’t have a big budget, your can measure reach, engagement and even the number of visits to your website.   Brands with larger budgets also use paid media to measure ROI. You can either boost posts on platforms like Facebook or Instagram or use managed service providers to put real money behind an influencer’s post and serve the content to your target audiences.   Want to be an Influencer? Knowing that you can make good doing what you like to do is attractive to individuals who want to be successful in this space. Kerry says influencers need to know what their personal brand is and their unique point-of-view.  What kind of content do they want to create and on which platform? Instagram and YouTube are currently the favorites, but Tik Tok is gaining in popularity. Also, you need to take pride in your content. Some influencers will spend an entire week creating one piece of content. And lastly, you are going to need to gain a lot of followers by discovering, following and engaging with others.   Connect with Kerry E-mail:      kerry@influenceandinspire.com Website:   www.influenceandinspire.com LinkedIn:  @kerryperse Twitter: @KerryPerse Phone:      917.282.3365

In this video, you are going to learn about How To Get Instagram Paid Partnership With Brands (Earn Money FAST!) -Here is the Paid Partnership Template to approach Brands: https://bit.ly/37uklVg -Here are some website which will help you to get Instagram Paid Partnership With Brands: Plixxo - https://www.plixxo.com/ Famebit - https://www.famebit.com/ AspireIQ - https://www.aspireiq.com/ Grapevine - https://www.grapevinelogic.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digitaldhairya/message

Agnes Kozera knows a thing or two about helping content creators monetize their content. In 2013, she and a co-founder launched Famebit, a platform that helped YouTubers match with brands that were willing to sponsor their videos. The company was so successful that it was eventually acquired by YouTube in 2016. This year, Kozera and that same co-founder are launching Podcorn, a platform designed to help podcasters monetize their shows. Like Famebit, it will serve as an online marketplace where brands can post RFPs for projects and be matched with participating podcasters. I interviewed Kozera about why such a platform is needed, how the current podcast advertising landscape is flawed, and why podcasters with small-to-mid-sized audiences currently have such a difficult time finding sponsors.  

Welcome To Episode #129 of the Amazon FBA Private Label Show Podcast! In this episode I share tips and strategies to help you crush and dominate Amazon Prime Day 2019.  Listen to this Amazon FBA Podcast! [powerpress] How to Prepare for and Dominate Amazon Prime Day 2019 - EP129 Amazon Prime Day 2019 is right around the corner. This year will be bigger and better than ever. Do you have a plan or are you winging it and hoping for the best? Amazon Prime Day is a great chance for sellers to push a ton of sales and make lots of money. I want you to succeed so I put together this podcast to help you crush it this year. To maximize Amazon Prime Day 2019 it's all about planning and preparation. I want you to succeed this Prime Day. Here are just a few key things you can do to ensure you are set up for success this year.  When is Prime Day? - TBA - sometime in mid July INVENTORY It's important to audit your inventory levels so you don't run out of stock coming out of Prime Day. You will be selling more product than normal so plan accordingly. If you are running a lightning deal or any other special offer then you will need to make sure you have enough inventory not just for that promotion but for when Prime Day ends. Audit your inventory right now and make sure you have the correct levels and place new orders right now as needed.  PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON AMAZON  This year Amazon has created several great promotional opportunities for us to run deals and maximize exposure for your products.  Lightning Deals - If you were lucky enough to have a lightning deal scheduled then get ready for a wild ride.  You will be pushing a ton of units. Enjoy! Amazon Coupons - If you submitted your Prime Day coupons before June 14th then Amazon may be giving your product special Prime Day placement for extra exposure.  Amazon Prime Exclusive Deals - Set these up by July 5th to run special sales on your products and receive a special Prime Day badge to highlight your offer.  Be careful not to run a lightning deal and coupon at the same time. This can seriously eat into your profits.  FRESHEN UP YOUR LISTINGS  Prepare now to clean up your listings to ensure they are in top shape before Amazon Prime Day 2019 Upgrade your images as needed Split Test your main image Add Enhanced Brand Content to maximize conversions  Add video to maximize conversions  Audit your search terms and back end keywords to ensure you are optimized Use the Jungle Market to outsource this process  USE YOUR OWN AUDIENCE TO DRIVE EXTERNAL TRAFFIC   Plan and outline all communications with your audience Send your audience a message or email a few days before Prime Day begins to get them prepared and excited Send multiple communications and emails to your audience throughout the week Be creative and have fun with your audience  DON'T HAVE AN AUDIENCE? You still have time to build your own audience via email, Many Chat, or social media Listen to podcast EP 122 with Michelle Barnum Smith for help in building your own Many Chat audience  WORK WITH INFLUENCERS TO DRIVE EXTRA TRAFFIC  Identify 2-3 influencers with an audience that align with your products and brand Reach out to them now to discuss a partnership for Amazon Prime Day 2019 Create excitement and use their audience to drive traffic to your offers Find influencers using Famebit.com GET YOUR PPC IN SHAPE  Spend time now optimizing your PPC Campaigns  Clean up and kill off any keywords that are not performing  Consider raising your campaign budgets for Prime Day Consider raising your bids for top keywords  PREPARATION IS KEY  Sit down and craft a plan on a sheet of paper. Identify what you need to do each day to set yourself up to win Prime Day Failure to plan will lead to a mediocre Prime Day What are some tips and strategies you can share to make Amazon Prime Day 2019 a success? Please comment below or join the Facebook group to keep the conversation going. Lets help each other succeed this year!    Not a member of the Facebook Mastermind group yet? Join here!

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Taking action on an idea Embracing your ideas without worrying what other people think Building giving into your business model Balancing being a father and a husband along with your business Finding the right manufacturing partners Growing past being a novelty brand   Resources: Learn more: ballwash.com Instagram: @ballwash Follow Adam: @adamhendle   Show Notes: I’m sitting down today with Adam Hendle, and there’s a lot to say about him. He started a 7-figure brand around a single product, “ball wash,” in just 7 months. And yes, that’s exactly what it sounds like. He has a great money mindset, and he bootstrapped his company without taking on any outside money. And he is generous, with building giving right into his business model. You’re going to learn a lot from Adam in this episode!   Question Highlights:   Where did this crazy idea come from? Were you ever tempted to take on outside capital to grow faster? How are you balancing being a father, husband, and entrepreneur? What are your giving goals? Do you have any guidelines around giving? Is your branding a barrier to getting into retail stores?     Guest Bio: Adam Hendle is the founder of Ballsy, a men's personal care brand that marries high-quality products with a bold brand. He was also the first hire at startup, FameBit which was sold to Google in 2017. A jack of all trades, Adam loves marketing, design, community building and of course entrepreneurship.   Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com For the Love of Money is a production of Crate Media

What kind of income should you expect as an influencer on Famebit and how do you negotiate with brands? That's what I'll cover in this video from my Influencer Marketing course! Would you like to learn more about Influencer Marketing with Famebit? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit. Interested in learning about marketing, making money online, and much more? Get access to all the courses I make for life at https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield. Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner at https://uthena.com/bundles/partner. Did you enjoy my music? Find all my songs including the one I played titled Baby on Chest Hair on my music page https://jerrybanfield.com/music/. Find all my helpful resources by visiting https://jerrybanfield.com/links/. Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Video edited by James Brooks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

Are you a brand that wants influencers to promote your products and services? I'll show you how to attract people with large social media followings in this podcast episode, so that you can build a bigger audience! Want to learn more about Influencer Marketing with Famebit? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit. Interested in learning about marketing, making money online, and much more? Get access to all the courses I make for life at https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield. Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner at https://uthena.com/bundles/partner. Want to get updates on new learning material by connecting with me on other social media platforms? Find more educational content by adding me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/JerryBanfield. Find all my helpful resources by visiting https://jerrybanfield.com/links/. Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Video edited by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

Learn how to start a campaign in Famebit! In this tutorial video, I'll show you how to attract influencers that market your products using this influencer marketing site. Want to learn more after watching this Influencer Marketing course video? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit Interested in learning about marketing, income online, and much more? Get access to all of my courses including all the course I make for life here: https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner here: https://uthena.com/bundles/partner Will you please subscribe to my YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/jerrybanfield and like my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/jbanfield/ so that you can always stay up to date with new content that improves your skills? Find more podcast episodes and learn new skills here at http://jerrybanfield.com/podcast/ Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Audio uploaded by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

What's Famebit like as a brand owner? In this podcast, you'll hear about the Famebit brand portal, which is good to know as both a brand owner and an influencer looking to find new partnerships. Want to learn more after watching this Influencer Marketing course video? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit Interested in learning about marketing, income online, and much more? Get access to all of my courses including all the course I make for life here: https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner here: https://uthena.com/bundles/partner Forgetting something? Why don't you leave a like so you'll feel good knowing that more people can see this video! Find more podcast episodes and learn new skills here at http://jerrybanfield.com/podcast/ Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Audio uploaded by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

Let's maximize the ROI you earn from Famebit! In this Famebit podcast video course preview, I explain sponsorship opportunities and how you can use influencer marketing to earn more income. Want to learn more after watching this Influencer Marketing course video? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit Interested in learning about marketing, income online, and much more? Get access to all of my courses including all the course I make for life here: https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner here: https://uthena.com/bundles/partner Did you enjoy my music? Find all of my songs including the one I played titled Jack's Dance here: https://jerrybanfield.com/music/ Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Audio edited by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

What do you need to know to get started as a Famebit Social Media Influencer? In this podcast episode, you'll learn the basics of Famebit and the pricing structure! Want to learn more after watching this Influencer Marketing course video? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit Interested in learning about marketing, income online, and much more? Get access to all of my courses including all the course I make for life here: https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner here: https://uthena.com/bundles/partner Will you please take a look at my Speaker Meeting 2017 book and the other works I've published so that you can get to know me better? Find everything I've ever written here: https://jerrybanfield.com/books/ Find more podcast episodes and learn new skills here at http://jerrybanfield.com/podcast/ Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Video edited by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

How many followers or subscribers do you need to qualify as an "influencer" to find business opportunities on Famebit? In this podcast episode I explain more about how Famebit works and what you should work up to if you would like the promote sponsored content from businesses looking for social media influencers on Famebit. Want to learn more after watching this introduction video? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit Interested in learning about marketing, income online, and much more? Get access to all of my courses including all the course I make for life here: https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner here: https://uthena.com/bundles/partner Want to get updates on new learning material by connecting with me on other social media platforms? Find more educational content by adding me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JerryBanfield Find more podcast episodes and learn new skills here at http://jerrybanfield.com/podcast/ Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Video edited by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

Are you a social media influencer? Do you want to market yourself and make sponsored content? If so, you need to check out this introduction to Famebit! Famebit lets you as a creator partner with brands as long as you have a following on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, or Vine. Want to learn more after watching this introduction video? Please sign up for the whole course and learn how to earn paid sponsorships using your social media account here https://uthena.com/courses/famebit Interested in learning about marketing, income online, and much more? Get access to all of my courses including all the course I make for life here: https://uthena.com/bundles/jerrybanfield Make money with me by promoting Uthena, selling your services, and uploading your own online courses as a Uthena Partner here: https://uthena.com/bundles/partner Will you please subscribe to my YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/jerrybanfield and like my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/jbanfield/ so that you can always stay up to date with new content that improves your skills? Find more podcast episodes and learn new skills here at http://jerrybanfield.com/podcast/ Love, Jerry Banfield Founder of Uthena - https://uthena.com/ Audio uploaded by James Brooks https://jamesebrooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

In this episode of the Video Insiders Podcast, Tom and Carlos reflect on what happened on YouTube in 2018 as well as their predictions for the platform in 2019. Looking back, we discuss what happened on YouTube in 2018: Additional Changes to the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to Better Protect Creators Saying goodbye to YouTube Red and Hello to YouTube Premium YouTube to Make New Originals Available for Free  Facebook Watch Still Looking For Its Audience  What we see happening on YouTube in 2019. Carlos' predictions: YouTube increasingly enforcing its platform terms and conditions. YouTube videos are going long and a Hollywood invasion.  Tom's predictions: YouTube deprioritized UGC uploads in the algorithm. Google will try to leverage Famebit and find other ways to make more from creators. Show notes: Read Greg Jarboe's article on Video Changing Traditional Media The Video Insiders Podcast is available on all major podcast players. Visit VideoInsiders here and subscribe!  A big thank you to TubeBuddy for supporting the show. You can use the same pro tools that YouTube professionals like we do to manage multiple channels. Click here for a special offer for Video Insider listeners!  Follow Video Insiders on Twitter at https://twitter.com/videoinsiders Follow Tom at https://twitter.com/channel_fuel Follow Carlos at https://twitter.com/carlospache_co Podcast Music by Planets Collide Podcast production and editing: Joe Pacheco 

Where do we find brands interested in funding sponsored content on YouTube, Twitter, Vine, and Tumblr? How can we pay influencers to help us with our marketing by creating videos, tweets, and posts dedicated to promoting our products and services? Famebit is the Influencer Marketplace where creators connect with advertisers to produce branded commercials, reviews, testimonials, product launch videos, app demos, vlogs, and blogs. What opportunity do we have for success as a creator or brand on Famebit.com? Which proposals are worth considering? When do we get a good return for our time on Famebit as a brand and creator? We answer each of these questions and more together in our class based on my experience as a creator and a brand on Famebit including skills for negotiating the best deals! Take the full course on Skillshare at https://skl.sh/2QQjOV3 Love, Jerry Banfield https://jerrybanfield.com/podcast/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jerrybanfield/support

Ways to Make Money on YouTube | Podmas Day 5 I know that inevitably when the conversation turns to money 2 things happen a lot: 1. Someone has to shout or is at least thinking in their head “SHOW ME THE MONEY!!” 2. When you ask people about money, some of them will go radio silent. As if, they really don’t want to share their secrets with you. I’m not like that, I’m gonna give you everything I’ve got, and you can do with it whatever you will. I can’t make you do something, only you can, when you finally feel compelled to take action. Today we are tackling different ways to make money online or as a content creator. Is this list all inclusive? Nope! So if you have additional ideas or ways you’re making money, I’d love to have you share with the community and start a conversation. Here are a list of some resources that you can check out to help you make more money online: Use MagicLinks to create links for products you are showcasing. Use TubeBuddy to save time and slay your SEO game. Use EBates to get cashback on your online purchases. Make your own merch with TeeSpring online! Check out Merch by Amazon Create an online course to teach others with a site like Teachable. Create a profile and connect with brands at FameBit. ☕️Buy me a cup of coffee as a one time show of support! Check out this site to set up your site too! Also check out sites like Patreon. Shop iPhone cellphone cases from Kimbyr.com and use code Shelly15 to save 15% off your purchase! (Not an affilliate link, just sharing the Shelly Savings with you!) Check out my list of ways to save money online. I made a whole list for you! Feel free to join my FaceBook group if you’re interested in continuing your journey from Brand New to Branded Business. If you have resources that have really helped you and you would recommend, please leave a comment and share it with me! Also, if you’re enjoying this series, please leave a ☆☆☆☆ review (5 Star) on your favorite listening platform I would really appreciate it! See you all tomorrow! -Shelly --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shellysavestheday/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shellysavestheday/support

One way to enhance your social media efforts and get your product seen by more people is to connect with social media influencers. Are you asking what exactly a social media influencer is, and how you find one? This step-by-step guide will show you how to find social media influencers and why you might want to consider using them in your marketing strategy. Social Media Links mentioned: FameBit by YouTube: https://famebit.com/ Unboxed: https://www.unboxed.social/ Phlanx: https://phlanx.com/ Tool to find social media influencers- Buzzsumo: https://app.buzzsumo.com/ Blog post: How to Find Social Media Influencers: http://www.socialmediamarketingtipscanada.com/?p=2255&preview= A social media influencer is someone obviously with influence, but who has a large community surrounding them. So often an influencer will have one main social media platform that is their 'base' and then several other platforms that still have a large following. Thanks for listening! Let's connect! Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TheSocialLaunch/?fref=ts | Twitter https://twitter.com/lesliemcdermid | Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thesociallaunch/ Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/socialmediatips/

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It is not every day you get to interview great people. Mike Jones who is the Co-Founder and CEO of Science Inc., a very successful VC firm based out of Los Angeles. We get to talk to Mike about his past success (Dollar Shave Club, Famebit, HelloSociety to name a few), and how the idea behind Science came about and what is it that they do differently. Also, we have Mike open up a bit about their upcoming Science ICO.

Mike Jones is the Co-Founder & CEO @ Science Inc, one of America's most successful incubators with an incredible 3 Science Inc portfolio companies exiting in 2016 alone with the sales of Dollar Shave Club, Hello Society (acquired by NYT) and Famebit (acquired by Google). Science continue to push the frontier of tech with their recent announcement of Science Blockchain, the first ICO blockchain incubator ever, with the ICO pre-sale starting in just 13 days from now. Prior to Science, Mike was the CEO @ MySpace, where he was responsible for one of the most high-profile turn-around challenges in the industry. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Mike made his way from MySpace CEO to founding one of the nation's most successful startup incubators? 2.) Firstly, what is a token in the world of crypto? How does securitized and utility tokens differ? Why does Mike believe the current state of utility tokens is reminiscent of the early days of domain names? 3.) What are the core barriers to traditional investors transferring assets on mass into crypto? What will be the catalyst causing this asset allocation shift in the future? What needs to happen to crypto for it to be attractive for traditionals? 4.) How have we seen the M&A market respond to tokenization? How can we as an ecosystem look to build a framework and structure that allows for a healthy M&A environment? 5.) With so many ICOs occurring today, what will be the determining factors between those that succeed and those that do not? How can individuals from around the world look to assess potential ICO's? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Mike’s Fave Book: Ready Player One As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Mike on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Pendo delivers the only complete platform that helps companies create great products. The Pendo Product Experience Platform enables product teams to understand product usage, collect user feedback, measure NPS, assist users, and promote new features in-app – all without requiring any engineering resources. This unique combination of capabilities helps companies improve customer satisfaction, reduce churn, and increase revenue. Pendo is the proven choice of Salesforce, Cisco, Optimizely Citrix, BMC and many more leading companies. Start a free trial at http://go.pendo.io/harry Treehouse is an online school where you can learn how to build websites and apps. Their course library has thousands of hours of content, where you can learn all sorts of topics, including Javascript, iOS, Android and more.  With high-quality video instruction from real industry experts teaching you all you need to know, and quizzes and code challenges keep you engaged and on track. Learn on your own schedule and go from beginner to pro. Go to teamtreehouse.com to start your free trial.

In Episode #269, Eric and Neil discuss how to find and work with influencers. Tune in to learn the ins and outs of influencer marketing including where and how to find them, why they're cheaper than celebrities, and the importance of consistency in your influencer campaign. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: How to Find and Work with Influencers 00:34 – Eric has a few friends who are working on their own influencer platform 00:50 – Influencer marketing has always been around 01:11 – “Anybody could become an influencer after putting in the work” 01:21 – The easiest way to search for an influencer, without spending, is going through social media sites 01:27 – In Instagram, use certain hashtags and look for people who are up and coming 01:32 – You can work with people who are starting to build their online presence—this way, it won't be too pricey 01:50 – Eric has used influencer marketing for a previous client and they used FameBit 02:00 – Neil used influencer marketing on Facebook and Instagram and reached out to some celebrities 02:18 – The Kardashians will do an online paid post for $500K 02:33 – “It's so expensive to reach out to people” 02:45 – Neil suggests finding those that are popular with the people in your target market and pay them to pass over that network/audience to you—it's so much cheaper than using expensive celebrities 03:18 – If you're building an entrepreneur channel, use hashtags that are relevant to your market 03:38 – Reach out to people who are getting a good amount of likes and comments and ask them for their paid shoutout rates 04:09 – Influencer marketing doesn't always work 04:46 – If you're doing influencer marketing consistently, that's when it will work 05:03 – If you're doing influencer marketing, you should have content as well 05:16 – Figure out how you can add value to your audience 05:24 – There are pricing guidelines for how much you should be paying influencers on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram 05:55 – Marketing School is giving away a one year annual subscription to LeadQuizzes, which allows you to collect leads from the quizzes you made 06:06 –To win, rate, review, and subscribe to Marketing School 06:12 – Text MARKETINGSCHOOL to 33444 06:30 – Neil and Eric are giving away tools that they use personally and they don't earn from it 07:14 – You can go to Neil Patel's LeadQuizzes case study to know how valuable the leads are from LeadQuizzes 07:35 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Influencer marketing has always been around and to be successful, you have to do it consistently. Valuable content will make an influencer's post more engaging. You don't have to spend much on an influencer – you just have to find the right influencer for your target market. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #269, Eric and Neil discuss how to find and work with influencers. Tune in to learn the ins and outs of influencer marketing including where and how to find them, why they’re cheaper than celebrities, and the importance of consistency in your influencer campaign. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Find and Work with Influencers 00:34 – Eric has a few friends who are working on their own influencer platform 00:50 – Influencer marketing has always been around 01:11 – “Anybody could become an influencer after putting in the work” 01:21 – The easiest way to search for an influencer, without spending, is going through social media sites 01:27 – In Instagram, use certain hashtags and look for people who are up and coming 01:32 – You can work with people who are starting to build their online presence—this way, it won’t be too pricey 01:50 – Eric has used influencer marketing for a previous client and they used FameBit 02:00 – Neil used influencer marketing on Facebook and Instagram and reached out to some celebrities 02:18 – The Kardashians will do an online paid post for $500K 02:33 – “It’s so expensive to reach out to people” 02:45 – Neil suggests finding those that are popular with the people in your target market and pay them to pass over that network/audience to you—it’s so much cheaper than using expensive celebrities 03:18 – If you’re building an entrepreneur channel, use hashtags that are relevant to your market 03:38 – Reach out to people who are getting a good amount of likes and comments and ask them for their paid shoutout rates 04:09 – Influencer marketing doesn’t always work 04:46 – If you’re doing influencer marketing consistently, that’s when it will work 05:03 – If you’re doing influencer marketing, you should have content as well 05:16 – Figure out how you can add value to your audience 05:24 – There are pricing guidelines for how much you should be paying influencers on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram 05:55 – Marketing School is giving away a one year annual subscription to LeadQuizzes, which allows you to collect leads from the quizzes you made 06:06 –To win, rate, review, and subscribe to Marketing School 06:12 – Text MARKETINGSCHOOL to 33444 06:30 – Neil and Eric are giving away tools that they use personally and they don’t earn from it 07:14 – You can go to Neil Patel’s LeadQuizzes case study to know how valuable the leads are from LeadQuizzes 07:35 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Influencer marketing has always been around and to be successful, you have to do it consistently. Valuable content will make an influencer’s post more engaging. You don’t have to spend much on an influencer – you just have to find the right influencer for your target market. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Importance of a Social Media Strategy Today on the show we have Manuel Becvar of Import Dojo. As Will Tjernlund mentioned during his interview, Amazon wants to increase their own private label operation. As Amazon become a larger competitor, you’ll want to establish your brand off-Amazon. Once you have a strong audience, this will not only help you sell more on Amazon, but give you the leverage you need if you wanted to sell on other channels. An important step to this, is creating a social media strategy. There are differing opinions on social media. Some people say it’s a complete waste of time while others say it’s the cornerstone of their business. Social media can be a huge driver of traffic for your listings. When creating a brand, it’s important not to overlook the critical component that is social media. Return on Investment It’s understandable that people may think that social media is a complete waste of time. You’re not going to get instant results. You won’t see anything in a couple months. However, if you stick with your social media strategy, and keep building your social media presence, you will start to see in impact in a year or two. Manuel Becvar doesn’t run PPC ads anymore because of the success of the success of his social media platform. Now he can take the money he would have spent on ads, and use it on continuing to build on social media, and put it into his products. You will have to invest in your social media. Whether that’s you putting in time, or paying someone to do it. Either way you decide to do it will still be beneficial. Even if you’re paying someone to put out content every week, you will still make more from sales than you would have if you put that money into ads. Immediate ROI If you’re creating a brand, then you might not have the audience for it to make much difference. However, you can always outsource it. There are sites, like Famebit, that will bring you together with influencers. These are people have have very large following on social media. You write up a campaign and get offers from different people. They will then review your product and send it out to there tens of thousands of followers. This can drive 2000 - 3000 people to your Amazon listings. Manuel Bacvar estimates that this led to 60 -70 additional sales in the first week. Well worth the $500 he spent on it because he wouldn’t have gotten that kind of return with PPC. You could even contact them directly. If you go on social media and look up people that have a large audience and send them a message. This will let you target those that would buy your product. Long Term Approach As much as we all love to get a quick turnaround on our investments, you have to understand that your social media strategy takes time. Again, you can outsource this if you’d like. You can hire people to run your social media accounts and they will post new content weekly and maintain it. There are a few techniques you or your VA can do to help grow your audience. The first step, obviously, is to post regular content. You need to be posting at least once a week on most platforms. Go onto other accounts that target the same audience to post similar content and follow their followers. The idea is that once you follow them, they will look at your content and will be more likely to follow you since they are already following a similar account. Finding Your Audience When planning your social media strategy, it’s important to target the right people. One way to do that is to target people that have purchased your products. This way you know they are interested in the category you’re selling in. Manuel has grown his mailing list to over 800 subscribers in 2 ½ years. It’s very simple. As we all know, we need to put information in the packaging. This way we can encourage buyers to leave a review on Amazon, or to contact us, rather than Amazon, if they have an issue. Manuel goes a bit further and offers an additional 6 month warran...

Evan Asano is the Founder and CEO of Mediakix, an influencer marketing agency that connects the world’s top brands with video creators and social media influencers. Evan got his start in digital media at BermanBraun and then worked in business development at Revision3, one of the earliest YouTube networks which Discovery Communications acquired in May 2012. In this episode, Evan explains the challenges that characterized the early days of online video, from low CPMs and difficulty moving audience off platform to learning which content formats performed well on YouTube. He also shares his perception of influencer marketing platforms and comments on Google’s recent acquisition of Famebit, saying there’s a place for both high-touch agency deals and programmatic activations. According to Evan, influencer marketing is here to stay because younger audiences aren’t watching TV and the growing popularity of ad blockers makes other online advertising less effective. Host: James Creech ABOUT THE SHOW All Things... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

YouTube videos naturally reach people who speak the same language used in the video, but your videos can reach a much broader audience and increase watch time by adding translations, and captions in other languages. In this live stream we'll talk about why we do translations and how we do them, as well as touch on licensing deals when companies want to pay you to use some of your footage in their videos and campaigns. Article on YouTube Translations by Dane Golden: http://hey.com/internationalize-business-youtube/ Video Entrepreneurs is a live streamed show where six full-time YouTuber creators discuss issues in their businesses and channels and help each other (and you!) come up with ideas and answers that will move channels forward. SPONSOR: Sign up for FameBit to start landing brand deals for your channel! http://videocreators.com/famebit TEXT MESSAGE NOTIFICATIONS Join us LIVE every Tuesday for 12 weeks at 11:30am EST at http://www.youtube.com/videocreators Text VCLIVE to 43506 to get a notification when I live stream here on Video Creators! Or, signup here: https://app.txtsignal.io/w/cd453fde Thanks to http://txtsignal.com for supplying the texting account! LIVE STREAM VIDEO REPLAY Watch the video replay of this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wigdw9RMNcQ YOUTUBE CREATORS IN THIS VIDEO - Derrick: https://www.youtube.com/user/everydaydrinkers - Antonio: https://www.youtube.com/user/realmenrealstyle - Shannon: https://www.youtube.com/user/BouncePatrolKids - Melissa/Chad: https://www.youtube.com/user/cleanmyspace - Scott: https://www.youtube.com/user/NerdSyncProductions Become a patron of Video Creators! http://www.patreon.com/videocreators Tweet me @timschmoyer ABOUT VIDEO CREATORS On Video Creators we discuss how to leverage YouTube as a social platform and use it to build an audience, spread our message, and change lives. If you're a YouTuber or an online video creator, we'd love to have you subscribe and learn to grow your audience and the business that makes your content sustainable. LET'S CONNECT! - http://www.youtube.com/videocreators - http://twitter.com/timschmoyer - http://www.facebook.com/videocreators - http://instagram.com/timschmoyer - Snapchat: timschmoyer LISTEN TO VIDEO CREATORS ON-THE-GO - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher FREE EBOOK "The Secret to Building your YouTube Audience" https://videocreators.com/product/secret-building-youtube-audience/

Landing brand deals and sponsors for your YouTube channel is a great way to make money on YouTube and turn your channel into a full-time income. However, finding and interacting with brands to sponsor you can sometimes be a challenge. In this live stream, we'll discuss how we find YouTube sponsors, how we get them on board, and interact with them throughout the sponsorship process. Come, hang out, learn, ask questions, and share your own insights with us! Video Entrepreneurs is a live streamed show where six full-time YouTuber creators discuss issues in their businesses and channels and help each other (and you!) come up with ideas and answers that will move channels forward. Comment on this post here: https://videocreators.com/find-interact-sponsors-channel-ve-s2-ep-08 SPONSOR: Sign up for FameBit to start landing brand deals for your channel! http://videocreators.com/famebit Schmovies Media Deck: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5hwak4ofa16lhzo/Schmovies%20Media%20Deck%20DRAFT.pdf?dl=0 TEXT MESSAGE NOTIFICATIONS Join us LIVE every Tuesday for 12 weeks at 11:30am EST at http://www.youtube.com/videocreators Text VCLIVE to 43506 to get a notification when I live stream here on Video Creators! Or, signup here: https://app.txtsignal.io/w/cd453fde Thanks to http://txtsignal.com for supplying the texting account! LIVE STREAM VIDEO REPLAY Watch the video replay of this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01uQ0RXJpHc YOUTUBE CREATORS IN THIS VIDEO - Derrick: https://www.youtube.com/user/everydaydrinkers - Antonio: https://www.youtube.com/user/realmenrealstyle - Shannon: https://www.youtube.com/user/BouncePatrolKids - Melissa/Chad: https://www.youtube.com/user/cleanmyspace - Scott: https://www.youtube.com/user/NerdSyncProductions Become a patron of Video Creators! http://www.patreon.com/videocreators Tweet me @timschmoyer ABOUT VIDEO CREATORS On Video Creators we discuss how to leverage YouTube as a social platform and use it to build an audience, spread our message, and change lives. If you're a YouTuber or an online video creator, we'd love to have you subscribe and learn to grow your audience and the business that makes your content sustainable. LET'S CONNECT! - http://www.youtube.com/videocreators - http://twitter.com/timschmoyer - http://www.facebook.com/videocreators - http://instagram.com/timschmoyer - Snapchat: timschmoyer LISTEN TO VIDEO CREATORS ON-THE-GO - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher FREE EBOOK "The Secret to Building your YouTube Audience" https://videocreators.com/product/secret-building-youtube-audience/

In this episode of This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert discuss whether content marketing is actually different than marketing itself, and if it is, does it work? In M&A news, Google Acquires Famebit while more and more publishers search for new media business models. Rants and raves include Donny Osmond and HP Enterprise. This week's TOM example: MassMutual's Society of Grownups. This week's articles: Is Content Marketing A Load Of Bollockshttps://www.marketingweek.com/2016/10/11/is-content-marketing-a-load-of-bullsht/ Google Acquires Famebit to Connect Youtube Creators With Brandshttps://techcrunch.com/2016/10/11/google-acquires-famebit-to-connect-youtube-creators-with-brands/ Publishers Become Retailers In The Market For Survivalhttps://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/oct/10/publishers-become-retailers-in-the-market-for-survival 5 Takeaways From Hubspot’s State of Inbound 2016http://www.toprankblog.com/2016/09/hubspot-2016-report/ EPISODE SPONSOR  Ion Interactive and the User Engagement Lookbook - Check it out here: http://cmi.media/pnr153 RANTS AND RAVES  http://www.cmo.com/opinion/articles/2016/9/21/the-storytelling-cmo.html#gs.9A13wE8 http://www.cmo.com/opinion/articles/2016/9/13/leading-from-the-front.html#gs.OE2Hk1c https://www.hpe.com/us/en/insights.html?jumpid=ps_nfhbgkxma6/dm:_N117602.157906TIMEINC_139478513_311749138_0_4934935 THIS OLD MARKETING: Society of Grownups https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2016/10/11/massmutual-closes-society-grownups-storefront-tries-reach-millennial-customers/tlWWzQgMnsffklO7tQBjcK/story.html https://www.societyofgrownups.com/

Rangeley Capital's Portfolio Managers, Chris DeMuth and Andrew Walker, discuss Google's ($GOOG) ($GOOGL) recent acquisition of FameBit and reflect on the YouTube acquisition on its 10 year anniversary. Then, they discuss the Hollywood Reporter's article "Panic, Anxiety Spark Rush to Build Luxury Bunkers for L.A.'s Superrich."

For many creators it's difficult to maintain a consistent posting schedule of new videos to their channel. The production schedule can take a long time for some people, including hours of ideation, research, shooting, editing, modifying, and more. Scott is in the hotseat this evening and will share some of his questions about how to improve his production schedule for better consistency on his channel, as well as how to best manage some of the people on his team. Comment your thoughts on the Video Creators Website here:  https://videocreators.com/streamlining-your-youtube-production-schedule-ve-s2-ep-06 Video Entrepreneurs is a live streamed show where six full-time YouTuber creators discuss issues in their businesses and channels and help each other (and you!) come up with ideas and answers that will move channels forward. SPONSOR: Sign up for FameBit to start landing brand deals for your channel! http://videocreators.com/famebit FOLLOW THIS SEASON'S VIDEO ENTREPRENEURS - Derrick: https://www.youtube.com/user/everydaydrinkers - Antonio: https://www.youtube.com/user/realmenrealstyle - Shannon: https://www.youtube.com/user/BouncePatrolKids - Melissa/Chad: https://www.youtube.com/user/cleanmyspace - Scott: https://www.youtube.com/user/NerdSyncProductions TEXT MESSAGE NOTIFICATIONS Join us LIVE every Tuesday for 12 weeks at 11:30am EST at http://www.youtube.com/videocreators Text VCLIVE to 43506 to get a notification when I live stream here on Video Creators! Or, signup here: https://app.txtsignal.io/w/cd453fde Thanks to http://txtsignal.com for supplying the texting account! LIVE STREAM VIDEO REPLAY Watch the video replay of this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWBfDlWdrSg Become a patron of Video Creators! http://www.patreon.com/videocreators Tweet me @timschmoyer ABOUT VIDEO CREATORS On Video Creators we discuss how to leverage YouTube as a social platform and use it to build an audience, spread our message, and change lives. If you're a YouTuber or an online video creator, we'd love to have you subscribe and learn to grow your audience and the business that makes your content sustainable. LET'S CONNECT! - http://www.youtube.com/videocreators - http://twitter.com/timschmoyer - http://www.facebook.com/videocreators - http://instagram.com/timschmoyer - Snapchat: timschmoyer LISTEN TO VIDEO CREATORS ON-THE-GO - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher FREE EBOOK "The Secret to Building your YouTube Audience" https://videocreators.com/product/secret-building-youtube-audience/

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It appears that the more views a new YouTube video gets within its first 24 hours, the better it may perform overall in search, suggested videos, subscription feeds, and more. But what contributes to getting that boost of views within the first 24 hours? We'll share some ideas of what makes a video perform well immediately after it's published as well as how to get more views on your new videos right after you publish it. Be sure to leave your comments on this post at the Video Creators website here: https://videocreators.com/how-to-get-more-youtube-views-on-a-videos-first-24-hours-ep-33 Video Entrepreneurs is a live streamed show where six full-time YouTuber creators discuss issues in their businesses and channels and help each other (and you!) come up with ideas and answers that will move channels forward. SPONSOR: Sign up for FameBit to start landing brand deals for your channel! http://videocreators.com/famebit

In Episode #32 Eric and Neil describe influencer marketing and teach you the most effective way to use it for your product. If you thought influencer marketing wasn’t for your new company, think again. It’s a lot easier than it may seem. Time Stamped Show Notes:  00:22 – What is influencer marketing? 00:35 – The Beats by Dre example 00:57 – Famous and popular people using products to attract more customers 01:30 – How can you leverage influencer marketing? 01:45 – Paying models per post. 02:10 – The numbers can be very lucrative for your company. 03:00 – One key thing: How loyal is someone’s following? 03:50 – Don’t pick the influencers with the biggest following. Look at their followers’ engagement. 04:25 – Buying ads in bulk packages 04:50 – You don’t have to reach out to these influencers on their own. Use Famebit.com. 05:50 – Make sure your influencer is the right fit for your product. 06:25 – Sporadic posts don’t have a big impact. 06:40 – A consistent weekly post will have a bigger impact. 07:20 – Using a specific coupon with influencer marketing 07:40 – You can track that ad’s success. 08:00 – See you tomorrow! 3 Key Points: You can leverage influencer marketing to bring in a lot of revenue. Look at someone’s follower loyalty—not the number of followers. Consistent posts will have a bigger impact. Resources Mentioned: Famebit.com – A great place to start when you are first getting into influencer marketing. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #32 Eric and Neil describe influencer marketing and teach you the most effective way to use it for your product. If you thought influencer marketing wasn't for your new company, think again. It's a lot easier than it may seem. Time Stamped Show Notes:  00:22 – What is influencer marketing? 00:35 – The Beats by Dre example 00:57 – Famous and popular people using products to attract more customers 01:30 – How can you leverage influencer marketing? 01:45 – Paying models per post. 02:10 – The numbers can be very lucrative for your company. 03:00 – One key thing: How loyal is someone's following? 03:50 – Don't pick the influencers with the biggest following. Look at their followers' engagement. 04:25 – Buying ads in bulk packages 04:50 – You don't have to reach out to these influencers on their own. Use Famebit.com. 05:50 – Make sure your influencer is the right fit for your product. 06:25 – Sporadic posts don't have a big impact. 06:40 – A consistent weekly post will have a bigger impact. 07:20 – Using a specific coupon with influencer marketing 07:40 – You can track that ad's success. 08:00 – See you tomorrow! 3 Key Points: You can leverage influencer marketing to bring in a lot of revenue. Look at someone's follower loyalty—not the number of followers. Consistent posts will have a bigger impact. Resources Mentioned: Famebit.com – A great place to start when you are first getting into influencer marketing. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Collaborations are probably THE fastest way to grow your YouTube channel and get an entirely new influx of new subscribers. But they do require work and simply going up to another creator and asking for some cross-promotion will probably not get you the results you want. Amy is in the hotseat and together we all discuss how we do our best collaborations, how we connect with channels larger than us, and ideas for how you can do effective collaborations on your channel. SPONSOR: Sign up for FameBit to start landing brand deals for your channel! http://videocreators.com/famebit VIDEO ENTREPRENEUR PODCAST: Check out our Video Entrepreneur Podcasts here: https://videocreators.com/how-youtube-pros-collaborate-with-each-other-ve-ep-10/ Tim's collaboration course to, "Accelerate Channel Growth" https://videocreators.com/product/accelerate-channel-growth/ Tweet Tim and Amy your ideas for our next collaboration! - Tim Schmoyer: @timschmoyer - Amy Schmittauer: @schmittastic Follow this seasons' Video Entrepreneurs Tim Schmoyer Steve Ramsey Lindsay Weirich Evan Carmichael Amy Schmittauer Clintus McGintus Get notified when we go live each week Open the YouTube app on your mobile device. Search for "VideoCreatorsTV" and go directly to my channel. Tap the bell icon that's beneath the header image. Make sure you enable notifications from the YouTube Gaming app on your device. LISTEN TO VIDEO ENTREPRENEURS ON-THE-GO - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher

In this podcast we discuss the business side of YouTube: What it takes to actually build a channel that's financially sustainable.   If you haven't read the article already, check out Get Rich or Die Vlogging: The Sad Economics of Internet Fame http://fusion.net/story/244545/famous-and-broke-on-youtube-instagram-social-media/.   Unfortunately, this article offers a very negative outlook on income from a YouTube channel. While the points are valid concerns, there are multiple ways to avoid having the same outcome for your channel.   Here's Tim's response https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCxFEOr_hh0. Leave your thoughts in the comments below!   What creators think: Our job is to create a channel. YouTube’s job is to pay them for it.   Reality: Your job is to develop the audience and a monetization strategy for earning an income off that audience. YouTube’s job is to provide you with an amazing platform where you can do that.   YouTube does provide some support with ad revenue, but don’t bank on that. You're not supposed to make an income JUST off of YouTube.   Tim is able to support his family along with 5 other team members off of his 150K+ subscribers. He talks about how he is able to sustain himself in the first Video Creators Podcast: How to Make Money on YouTube as a Small Creator - https://videocreators.com/how-to-make-money-on-as-a-small-youtuber/ YouTube Currently only pays $2 per 1,000 views but you could be earning up to $300 per 1,000 views by monetizing your videos and offering a product. Here's an example of how Tim does this with a product: https://videocreators.com/product/30-days-better-youtube-channel/ In order to monetize your channel to sell a product you should: Identify your Target Audience Who are you trying to reach? Focus on your Value Proposition What are you trying to communicate to that group? Develop a product or service that is tailored to both If there’s a disconnect between any of these things, then you’re a sellout or people feel like you’re doing an ad. If you are selling your own product that you’re passionate about vs. selling someone else’s product for a small percentage fee you'll earn more and won't have to worry about jumping to and from deals all of the time. Diversify https://medium.com/@timschmoyer/how-i-went-from-0-to-10-000-month-on-youtube-in-only-6-months-bae152e09909#.f44mf7mt3   Tim's 10 Revenue Streams: Adsense (27:50) While this isn't the most lucrative options, it's better than nothing and it's great that YouTube provides creators with a cut of their income. Selling to your audience (27:56) Subscription videos Pivotshare (https://www.pivotshare.com/) Vimeo on Demand (https://vimeo.com/ondemand/create) VHX (https://www.vhx.tv/) Selling on your website Gumroad (https://gumroad.com/) WooCommerce https://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/) Consulting (28:00) If you work in an expert related field, you can offer consulting services to your clients. Brand deals/sponsorships (28:15) Famebit -http://go.vcreators.co/famebit Media deck - https://soundcloud.com/videocreators/ve-001-preparing-and-pitching Get the attention of people you would like to work with. LinkedIn Website Contact Forms Networking Speaking Engagements (28:20) Both paid and unpaid are great opportunities to network and get your name in front of the right people as well as build credibility.  Licensing (28:25) Commercial companies reach out to you to license a clip of one your videos in a commercial. Affiliates (29:28) Use an affiliate link to get a small percentage of sales for referrals. Patreon.com (30:17) Fans can support you financially and become a patron through this website. Here's an example of how Tim uses Patreon.com: https://www.patreon.com/videocreators?ty=h Memberships (30:23) Creators pay an annul fee to join a network of other dedicated creators, have access to Tim, receive channel reviews and much  more. Live Events (31:24) Meet up with a group of your followers/fans and hold an event. Charge admission to cover costs/make an income.  Bonus Tips: Legal Business Classification How important is to actually set up your business legally in terms of biz entity, taxes, etc?  Tim uses MidatlanticCPAs.com to help with this area. Random Business Things Using a P.O. Box instead of your own mailing address   Tweet us your comments and questions! @timschmoyer @breebrouwer   Check out Bree’s blog for helping entrepreneurial geeks build online businesses: http://www.geekandprosper.com   Be sure to leave us a review of your thoughts so we can continue to serve you well!    LISTEN TO VIDEO CREATORS ON-THE-GO - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher

Tim has two new video courses coming out over the next several months and wants advice from the group on how to best launch these courses to his audience, both on YouTube and via his email list. Bonus Links SPONSOR: Sign up for FameBit to start landing brand deals for your channel! TIM'S MEDIA DECK DRAFT FOR SCHMOVIES THE EMAIL LIST SERVICE I USE - Mailchimp (affiliate) OUR ORIGINAL DISCUSSION ABOUT MEDIA DECKS Join us LIVE every Tuesday for 12 weeks at 11:30am EST! And tweet me @timschmoyer to get in touch! This Episode's Sponsor Thanks to FameBit for sponsoring this very first episode! FameBit is a great first step for channels who have sponsorships and brand deals as a part of their revenue streams and business model. You'll need a minimum of 5,000 YouTube subscribers to join and then you can browse a large marketplace of brands who are looking to sponsor channels like yours on YouTube. Find a deal that fits your channel and audience, submit a proposal, work out the deal, make the video, and once it's approved you're paid with 24 hours. Definitely check out FameBit and learn more about how to get started with brand deals and sponsorships on your YouTube channel. Follow this seasons' Video Entrepreneurs Tim Schmoyer Steve Ramsey Lindsay Weirich Evan Carmichael Amy Schmittauer Clintus McGintus Get notified when we go live each week Open the YouTube app on your mobile device. Search for "VideoCreatorsTV" and go directly to my channel. Tap the bell icon that's beneath the header image. Make sure you enable notifications from the YouTube Gaming app on your device. LISTEN TO VIDEO ENTREPRENEURS ON-THE-GO - iTunes: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTViTunes - Soundcloud: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVSoundCloud - Stitcher: http://go.vcreators.co/vcTVStitcher

It's the first episode of Video Entrepreneurs! This is a show where real full-time YouTubers discuss issues in their businesses and we help each other come up (and you!) with ideas and answers that will move their channel’s business forward. In this episode Tim Schmoyer is in the hotseat and he asks for advice in prepping media decks and reaching CMOs for sponsorships. He has some of the basic elements down, such as communicating his channel's story and mission, demographics, social reach, engagement, and things like that, but there's a lot perspectives the group shares that's helpful for him. Together they discuss rate sheets, the length of the media deck, other metrics to include, getting testimonials, as well as the idea of doing the whole deck as a video. Join us LIVE every Tuesday for 12 weeks at 11:30am EST! And tweet me @timschmoyer to get in touch! This Episode's Sponsor Thanks to FameBit for sponsoring this very first episode! FameBit is a great first step for channels who have sponsorships and brand deals as a part of their revenue streams and business model. You'll need a minimum of 5,000 YouTube subscribers to join and then you can browse a large marketplace of brands who are looking to sponsor channels like yours on YouTube. Find a deal that fits your channel and audience, submit a proposal, work out the deal, make the video, and once it's approved you're paid with 24 hours. Definitely check out FameBit and learn more about how to get started with brand deals and sponsorships on your YouTube channel. Follow this seasons' Video Entrepreneurs Tim Schmoyer Steve Ramsey Lindsay Weirich Evan Carmichael Amy Schmittauer Clintus McGintus Get notified when we go live each week Open the YouTube app on your mobile device. Search for "VideoCreatorsTV" and go directly to my channel. Tap the bell icon that's beneath the header image. Make sure you enable notifications from the YouTube Gaming app on your device.

Agnes Kozera is the Co-Founder of Podcorn, a marketplace that takes the pain out of finding and sponsoring podcasts while empowering podcasters to monetize their voices and passions in a way that is engaging for listeners. Prior to Podcorn, Agnes was a Product Manager at Google and is the Co-Founder behind the Google-owned branded content platform FameBit. FameBit became the leading marketplace where brands and YouTube stars collaborate for branded content and the company was acquired by Google in 2016. BIG NEWS: You're invited to the Okay Sis first LIVE event January 31st at The Dream Hollywood Hotel ft. Cassie and Michelle Randolph! RSVP here :) SUBSCRIBE to the new Okay Sis newsletter here - TGIM is about to take on a whole new meaning! Join our SECRET FACEBOOK GROUP: Okay Sis(ters)  Website: www.okaysispodcast.com Current fixations: Agnes: Adult Coloring Books Scout: Morning Pages  Mady: TikTok Follow us! Podcorn: @podcorn.fm Okay Sis: @okaysispodcast Scout: @scoutsobel Mady: @madymaio