How many of us trendy marketers have used hashtags to promote our brand or used hashtags just to use funny or popular phrases such as #sorrynotsorry, #nofilter, or #yolo?
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How many of us trendy marketers have used hashtags to promote our brand or used hashtags just to use funny or popular phrases such as #sorrynotsorry, #nofilter, or #yolo?
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YouTube has catapulted it’s way into search engine excellence! Since it’s introduction to the world in 2005, YouTube is now the second largest search engine, falling short to no other than their owner, Google. Not to mention, it’s bigger than Bing, Yahoo!, Ask and AOL combined!
Impressive right? But, why does YouTube deserve it’s spot at the top and why should be a major part of your digital marketing efforts? Is it because it’s filled with racks on racks of organic content – created by consumers for consumers? Or, maybe because it’s so easy that even a cave man can do it?