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LH-CLUB
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Very good training Steph, I haven`t done much with video, I want to get into it if you have your own products it helps to give you a talking point, but when you are just promoting affiliate stuff it sort of stops me in my tracks.
Unless you have bought the item then you can talk about it, I suppose also it depends on what your blogs about too.
I have done plenty of post on HiFi etc and WA stuff, but I use other people's Video`s which it makes it quite easy to do.
I did a test on my android phone and it put ME OFF! lol.
I think with video`s you have to come across as quite natural and try to speak and look with some sort of conviction. I know you can use words on paper or don`t have your video on you, it's not that I am shy or anything , I just think people ain`t going to stay on there long if it`s piffle.
Any suggestions would be most appreciative.
Regards,
Lou
Unless you have bought the item then you can talk about it, I suppose also it depends on what your blogs about too.
I have done plenty of post on HiFi etc and WA stuff, but I use other people's Video`s which it makes it quite easy to do.
I did a test on my android phone and it put ME OFF! lol.
I think with video`s you have to come across as quite natural and try to speak and look with some sort of conviction. I know you can use words on paper or don`t have your video on you, it's not that I am shy or anything , I just think people ain`t going to stay on there long if it`s piffle.
Any suggestions would be most appreciative.
Regards,
Lou
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stephhill
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jvranjes
Premium
I see instructions how to avoid playing parts of the video, at the beginning and at the end. At such places the authors put their URLs usually, so I am convinced this is not allowed. I just raised a question about this, I am not a lawyer but this does not look good to me. Not the first time that I see such instructions. The point is if this is not your video, you should not cut it.
stephhill
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Hi Jovo:
After doing a little research on the reference section of YouTube's Developer page for <iFrame> Player API, I came across a list of all parameters that are supported and thus, allowed. Everyone can view the list here:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters
That being said, I think it is a wise choice to always create your own content and videos. As I have said in many other discussion forums here at WA, creating your own video content is part of your branding. It creates a solid following and trust and also good practice for us in spreading our wings and growing in other areas.
Thank you Jovo for checking out my training. Have a great day!
Steph
After doing a little research on the reference section of YouTube's Developer page for <iFrame> Player API, I came across a list of all parameters that are supported and thus, allowed. Everyone can view the list here:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters
That being said, I think it is a wise choice to always create your own content and videos. As I have said in many other discussion forums here at WA, creating your own video content is part of your branding. It creates a solid following and trust and also good practice for us in spreading our wings and growing in other areas.
Thank you Jovo for checking out my training. Have a great day!
Steph
jvranjes
Premium
I hope you have followed discussion after I asked the question at WA.
Here is one part: YouTube Terms of Service I am speaking about videos which I do not own, and it seems you too speak about this. The message from this link is pretty clear, changing the video is not allowed by formal rules, not to mention unwritten ethical rules.
Here is one part: YouTube Terms of Service I am speaking about videos which I do not own, and it seems you too speak about this. The message from this link is pretty clear, changing the video is not allowed by formal rules, not to mention unwritten ethical rules.
stevecox
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You are ALWAYS a help Step by "just being there" ! I know where I can go for help when I am sinking.
TheAnswerGal
Premium
Thank you so much Steph! I had no idea that we could control the start and end times of YouTube videos. This is really very helpful. I've actually wanted to use several videos, but didn't because they advertised their own site at the end.
Linda
Linda
stephhill
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Hi Linda:
Thank you for stopping by and I am super happy to know that this has helped you. If you get stuck and need help, let me know. I will help you out.
Steph
Thank you for stopping by and I am super happy to know that this has helped you. If you get stuck and need help, let me know. I will help you out.
Steph
