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A comment or instruction usually added as text, on a YouTube video. May contain links directing users to other pages within YouTube or, if a brand is willing to pay, to outside websites. These have been phased out as of 2017 and replaced with video cards.
Annotation
Calls to action that pop up during a video and entice certain actions from viewers.
Video Cards
Optimizing videos for search engines, similar to the way in which one would optimize a website to rank higher on the SERPs.
Video Search Engine Optimization (VSEO)
The process of distributing and getting search coverage for videos.
Video Syndication
The number of times a video has been seen. Multiple views can come from one user.
Views
A video that become immensely popular, leading to its spread through word of mouth on the Internet via email, sharing on social networks, and other hosting websites.
Viral Video
Video blogger. A person who produces regular web videos about a chosen topic on a video-enabled blog.
Vlogger
YouTube accounts for how much of the overall Internet traffic?
17%
What are the four most common types of videos?
Explainers, Product Demos, How-To, and Testimonials
What percentage of Facebook videos are watched with no sound?
85%
How many videos are watched daily on Snapchat?
10 billion
What is the second most used search engine behind Google?
YouTube
What type of media is garnered through advocation received from other companies and/or individuals?
Earned Media
Thumbnail image ads that appear in the upper right corner of the video page are called what?
Discovery Ads
What are the steps of video production?
Identify your audience, planning and concept, produce the video, optimize the video, promote the video, engage the community, analyze reporting
These appear at the top of search results page in YouTube, above the organic results and with a yellow “Ad” icon.
In-Search Ads
Non-skippable ads up to 6 seconds long that must be watched before a video can be viewed.
Bumper Ads
Cards that appear during your video to display relevant products featured in the video.
Sponsored Cards
A form of virtual reality in which computer graphics are superimposed onto the physical space around the user by way of a mobile device. These graphics can be 3D images or information tags.
Augmented Reality (AR)
A short-distance wireless transfer protocol for connecting devices.
Bluetooth
A machine-readable code, like a barcode, that can be used to store information like URLs and can be read by an app through the camera of a smartphone.
QR Code (Quick Repsonse)
Computer-generated simulations of a 3D image or environment. Using the right equipment, a person can interact with that environment in a seemingly real way.
Virtual Reality (VR)