Comments on: Video is Queen http://marciahansen.com/blog/video-is-queen/ digital content strategy, social media marketing, and seo expertise Thu, 19 May 2011 21:57:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ben FOster http://marciahansen.com/blog/video-is-queen/comment-page-1/#comment-55301 Ben FOster Fri, 05 Jun 2009 16:49:28 +0000 http://marciahansen.com/blog/?p=936#comment-55301 heh, you should trademark that catchphrase "If Content is King, Video is Queen". Very well written! I am puzzled by the <a href="http://www.benphoster.com/video-content-easier-to-share-than-written-content-a-content-strategy-paradox/" rel="nofollow">paradox of video content becoming more free while some written news content is becoming more restricted.</a> Through Hulu, NBC, Fox, and now ABC have opened the doors to so much great content that is VERY expensive to produce. Conversely, the Wall Street Journal, the AP, and others want to lock it down and make people pay. Seems weird...there are a ton of other free options for WSJ and AP, but very little content that can compete with The Office or Arrested Development. Also, I can't wait until video content is better indexed by the SEO. Right now, all I can rely on is a catchy description. This is okay for pop shows, but for stuff like <a href="http://www.chrisbrogan.com/rules-of-thumb-video-book-review/" rel="nofollow"> Chris Brogan's video book review</a>, I wouldn't have known about it unless I found it from a surfacer like you. Keep up the catch-phrases! heh, you should trademark that catchphrase “If Content is King, Video is Queen”. Very well written!

I am puzzled by the paradox of video content becoming more free while some written news content is becoming more restricted.

Through Hulu, NBC, Fox, and now ABC have opened the doors to so much great content that is VERY expensive to produce. Conversely, the Wall Street Journal, the AP, and others want to lock it down and make people pay. Seems weird…there are a ton of other free options for WSJ and AP, but very little content that can compete with The Office or Arrested Development.

Also, I can’t wait until video content is better indexed by the SEO. Right now, all I can rely on is a catchy description. This is okay for pop shows, but for stuff like Chris Brogan’s video book review, I wouldn’t have known about it unless I found it from a surfacer like you.

Keep up the catch-phrases!

]]> By: The longtail ROI of video is SEO - m2h blogs http://marciahansen.com/blog/video-is-queen/comment-page-1/#comment-54903 The longtail ROI of video is SEO - m2h blogs Tue, 19 May 2009 23:48:15 +0000 http://marciahansen.com/blog/?p=936#comment-54903 [...] my previous post, Video is Queen, I wrote about why video is queen (if content is king) and that video has the potential to [...] [...] my previous post, Video is Queen, I wrote about why video is queen (if content is king) and that video has the potential to [...]

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