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151 Comments on Youtube and Your Real Estate Videos
Brad- that was my initial guess, that AR doesn't allow js. Wordpress doesn't either. My first comment asked about videos outside of youtube, but I worded it incorrectly. Thanks for the info, though! Hopefully AR will allow js in the future.
Wow! This is great. I recently uploaded a video of the HUD home and didn't notice the advanced setting options. I should search to see if there is one before I comment, but it'd be great to read a follow up post of how to best promote videos on YouTube. Thanks!
The size options I'm given in my YouTube video are 320x265 425x344 480x385 640x505. Is there a way to customize the sizes as recommended for AR?
Nishika - Yes. There is. When you embed the code into your blog post, you can change the width and height in the embed code to be whatever size you choose. Great question, thanks for asking.
Another thing you may want to think about using is different video host. You tube is great, and all video should still go there. BUT you may want top check out WellcomeMat. They are kind if a YouTube for real estate. Their free service gives you all the tools that YouTube does, but they also offer real estate specific tools like an MLS approved player, simple Craigslist Ad creator for the video, as well as a variety of widgets for your website (some of these tools are part of the paid services).
Check them out, and when you do, be sure to connect to me at OpenHouseHD in Utah!
Ray - here's a video comparison of some of the more popular video hosting sites out there, it's an old post but it's a cpomparison just the same. WellcomeMat is a great source and product and there are others to be considered as well.
http://activerain.com/blogsview/521488/Real-Estate-Video-Hosting
Whats sad (or exciting, I guess) is the rapid rate of changes.
In the uear since that post, YouTube has improved quality
Google Video has gome away
Vimeo has made it clear they want us to go away (real estate that is)
WellcomeMat has greatly improved video quality, load time and added new tools
Viddler has improved quality
Ray - so true, the one thing that's always for sure and unstoppable, and that is change. :-)
Is YouTube the only way to post videos on a standard Active Rain blog, or can videos be posted directly?
Thanks,
Dianne
Dianne - you can host any video on ActiveRain as long as the site where you post it has the ability to use HTML embed codes. You can't place a video on AR unless it is sitting on an outside server or site somewhere. Sites like WellcomeMat, Vimeo, Viddler, Zipvo, Google Video and Youtube all offer the embed codes once you upload your video to their sites. There are many other hosting sites as well, the only other option is to host your video on your own server and then create a video player to show it on your AR Blog post. Let me know if you need any help with this. :-)
Thanks Active Brad! I'm anxiously waiting for the arrival of my new FLIP UltraHD. Lost the old one within a week! So I'm a real newbie looking for all the tips I can find. This is a gem!
Vickie - looking forward to seeing what you post with your flip ultra HD. Wish I had one of those. You think if I lose mine, that Jon might let me get one of those? lol~ Let me know when you post your first videos, can't wait to see them. Thanks. :-)
Brad, Thanks for the tip. I was wondering why some my video embeds had other videos after and some did not!
Love this tip! Thanks for sharing!
I have a buddy that is way ahead of me whenit comes to internet marketing. I saw one of his youtube videos and it ended with similar videos. I was able to teach him how to correct it and he was stunned. It was nice to be able to teach the teacher. Thanks for the great info.
Rick - that always feels good doesn't it? lol~ :-))
Brad - This is an incredibly useful tip! I've always wondered how to keep those "related videos" from popping up at the end of an embedded video. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Hi Brad thank for the tip I did not see the blue thing a ma jig
I'll keep trying but I may give you a call it thats ok. I just started using you tube and could use all the help I can get thanks.
John - this post was put up a while ago, Youtube has changed the placement of many of their oprions and added a ton of new ones. Come join the free Youtube Webinar I do over at Zillow Academy.com, I just did one today. You'll get a ton of practical and realistic tools and ideas you can implement immediately after the webinar. Thanks for commenting and stopping by, you're always welcomed.
Hope to see you at the Academy sometime. :-)
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