There's an overlooked key aspect of your video that's harming its ranking. Do
you know that YOU are harming your videos chances of ranking on page 1
for its main keywords? Continue to ignore a misunderstood but major ranking factor
and you'll struggle to achieve page 1 status and subsequent viewing numbers! In
this video we'll identify the why and how the video intro is crucial to
grabbing the attention of viewers to increase watch time and audience
retention. So welcome to this video entitled: "How To Use Intros - Grab
Attention And Rank Videos Higher". In other words, the better your intro the
better your videos' watch time and audience retention. Before we get going,
be sure to watch the video to the very end where you'll be able to download
your free PDF copy entitled: "How To Be The Best You Can At YouTube". Hi, I'm Jeff
Laming from Video Cashflow and in this video we're going to learn exactly what
an intro is and its purpose in helping your video to be seen by as many people
in your target audience as possible. And if this is the first time you're
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marketing and business videos on a weekly basis. Brian dean of Backlinko
fame is a master at ranking websites and videos and he quite rightly says that
the key, or one of the key metrics, that YouTube use to measure the value any
video provides is audience retention. What's audience retention? It's the
average time that people watch your video for, often referred to as watch time.
For example, if the watch time of your five-minute video is, on average 3
minutes, then your audience retention rate is 60%. So the key to ranking your
video higher is to increase the watch time and the subsequent audience
retention rate. And the purpose of aiming to get a video ranked on page 1 for
your main keywords is to massively increase your chances of people watching
your video. And depending on what report you read, as a rough guide, about 90% of
people don't bother looking beyond page 1 of
Youtube and Google! Now we understand the importance of ranking on page 1
for your main keywords what is the one thing to do from the very outset the
video starts playing? It is to immediately capture the viewers'
attention. The attention time span of people is about 5 to 10 seconds, and
when you check your YouTube analytics for any video most will show an alarming
drop-off in those first few seconds, as typified in this screenshot here.....
The purpose of a carefully thought-out intro will help combat this
drop-off and increase the average watch time of a video. That is, YouTube will see
an improvement in the audience retention rate - not just on a video-by-video
basis - but also in terms of your playlists and, crucially, your channel. If
one of your goals is to position yourself as an authority in your niche
then your channel needs to reflect that, and improving your overall audience
retention is a big step in the right direction. As an example, take the intro
I've used for this video: "There's an overlooked key aspects of your video
that's harming its ranking. Continue to ignore a misunderstood but major ranking
factor and you'll struggle to achieve page 1 status and subsequent viewing
numbers...." Now, did it grab your attention ? Did it convince you enough to continue
watching this video? Are you still watching this video? In this video we'll
identify the why and how the video intro is crucial to grabbing the
attention of viewers to increase watch time and audience retention. In other
words the intro should convey to the viewer a compelling reason why they need
to continue watching and the technique is no different to having a title of
a book, a video, or an article to capture attention. It's a basic copy-writing
skill that anyone can quickly learn. And one last thing to clear up some
confusion I often come across. The intro is not to be confused with the all-singing,
all-dancing musical animation that many videos start with, that sometimes go on for
20 seconds or more. Firstly, they fail the 5 to 10 second attention time
span rule. Secondly, in my opinion, these are time wasters
because they simply don't have the attention-grabbing impact right from the
outset of: 1. Curiosity - your curiosity hook, that is, the reason for someone
wanting to watch your video; 2 Losing out - what the viewer could be missing out on
if they don't continue watching this video; and 3. Winning - what the viewer can
or will gain from watching this video. As always improvement will show itself by
continually applying proven techniques, and intros are no exception. A
final tip: watch how top Youtubers introduce their videos and you will soon
notice a pattern to their intros. Individually, the
intros will be slightly different but they all follow the same process. And if
it works for them then it will work, eventually, for you! That's it. I hope you
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- If you're already familiar
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Like the standard API, premium uses OAuth
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You don't need a user context or a user token.
Second, operators.
You get access to a much richer query language
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You have some new operators.
For example, you can search for emoji
or for specific #hashtags, or if you're in a paid tier,
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The third thing is that there's some differences
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Instead of using GET parameters,
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This is all documented on our developer website.
It's really easy to get started.
Finally, let's talk about the JSON objects you get back.
It looks slightly different than the premium API
'cause you got some additional data in them.
You still get back tweet objects, of course,
but those tweet objects have some additional fields.
For example, reply count and quote count,
which you won't find in the standard API.
Also, if you're in the premium paid tier,
you have access to our premium enrichments.
That means you get additional metadata
attached to the tweet object:
Profile Geo, Expanded URLs, and Poll metadata.
That's all really useful information for your apps.
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- Hey Tap Into Twitter community.
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- Today we're really excited to talk to you
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- Today we want to introduce you
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- Our new premium API's bridge the gap
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Comey Will Have Nightmares After What Jarrett Just Discovered In The FISA Docs - Duration: 11:30.
Comey Will Have Nightmares After What Jarrett Just Discovered In The FISA Docs
Fox News legal analyst and attorney, Gregg Jarrett, blasted disgraced liar, leaker, and
former FBI Director James Comey Sunday morning.
This comes after the Justice Department on Saturday, released a set of documents, once
deemed top secret, relating to the wiretapping of Carter Page.
America's watch dog, Tom Fitton and Judicial Watch came through for the American people
on Saturday.
Judicial Watch sued for the FISA applications that were used to spy on an American citizen,
Carter Page and they received them.
The FISA warrant application released to Judicial Watch was heavily redacted.
Congress however, has seen the 400+ pages of UNREDACTED FISA application documents.
This new revelation confirms that James Comey lied about previous statements he made claiming
that "the dossier was not a critical part of obtaining the FISA warrant."
Gregg Jarrett blasted James Comey for the liar he is on Twitter.
RELATED ARTICLE: (Comey And McCabe Won't Sleep Tonight After What Gregg Jarrett UNVEILED
About Them Today)
Gregg Jarrett tweeted, "Newly released documents prove that Comey's FBI and the DOJ relied
almost entirely on the phony and unverified anti-Trump "dossier" to gain warrants
to wiretap Trump campaign associate.
The "dossier", paid for by Clinton & Democrats, was about 95% of the application to spy!"
Next Jarrett said, "I spend an entire chapter laying out this same evidence in my book,
"The Russia Hoax: The Illicit Scheme To Clear Hillary Clinton And Frame Donald Trump".
The book comes out this Tuesday.
These new documents corroborate what is in the book.
I hope you'll read it."
He tweeted, "Comey has NOT been telling the truth.
He pretended the "dossier" was only a minor part of the warrant application that
he signed to wiretap, claiming it was NOT a "critical part of it" and there was
a "significant amount of additional material."
Demonstrably untrue."
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Top 10 Scary Animal Creations - Duration: 15:24.
What's your favourite animal, Danny?
I love animals but sometimes they can be real creeps.
10 Beaver Dam that can be seen from SPACE While at first this may not seem that scary,
think about it….a Beaver Dam you can SEE FROM SPACE.
SPACE.
It is a popular myth that you can see the Great Wall of China from Space, but….
Like I said it's a myth.
The only human made structures you can see from space are the Bingham Canyon Mine – made
with dynamite and the greenhouses if Almeria in Spain.
That's what we get from all our fancy human tools and fancy human brains.
BEAVERS MATE.
They're coming through.
Beavers are adept builders and they love nothing more than to make a nice big dam for themselves.
The biggest beaver dam in the world was found in Wood Buffalo national park in Northern
Alberta, Canada.
The animal made construction was measured at 2,790 feet, so twice the length of the
hoover dam.
Beavers do it better, say it with me now!
When can we expect the beaver revolsion?
Soon.
We're at their mercy and they have a shaaaarp bite.
I crossed a beaver dam when portaging once.
IT was terrifying.
They don't like their spaces being disturbed, and if you're unlucky, while you try and
cross one, they mite pop out and bite you.
Next up at number 9 we have the Giant Ant Colony.
In 2012, experts in Brazil found an Ant abandoned colony that they suspected was one of the
biggest ones ever found.
There was only one way to find out just how big it was.
They poured ten tonnes of concrete into the holes on the surface, which served as air
conditioning ducts for the ants.
They knew it would take a day or two of pouring - but they didnt expect to be doing it for
10 days.
When it was full and the concrete had dried, they began excavating.
They uncovered an ant city that looked like something straight out of an alien movie.
These tiny ants had excavated around 40 tonnes of soil to create the labyrinth.
To put in human perspectives, the experts say that this thing is the equivalent of the
great wall of china in terms of effort.
Many people are a bit disturbed by the sight of this, especially if youre not really into
creepy crawlies.
It can be a little bit unnerving to know this is going on just inches below us …
8 Termite Monoliths Take a look at this gothic looking castle
of doom.
No, Draculas' minions didn't build it….
Termites did.
Mound building Termites are super efficient creeps that build high rises in their home
countries of Africa, Australia and South America.
These mounds can sometimes be 30 metres in diameter and over 6 metres high.
Have a look at the Bungle Bungle Park - the place is blooming covered in termites!
Each one of these mounds can house up to 2 million termites….
Which is horrifying.
You want to know something weird - despite building their towers high into the sky - the
termites mainly live underground.
This has absolutely baffled scientists for hundreds of years and they still don't have
an exact answer as to why.
A lot of people write bugs off as being pretty basic, but in actual fact, not only can termites
build these incredible, if bone chilling structures, they are also known to actively farm mould.
Next up at number 7 we have The Whale Song.
Songs are created - we humans do it a lot - so do whales - and something weird is happening
with them.
All around the world, blue whales arent singing like they used to.
The largest animals on the planet are singing in deeper voices every year and scientists
don't know why.
Ever since the 1960s, whales all over the world now sing in a frequency 30% lower than
they did before.
Mark Donald is president of Whale Acoustics, a company that specialises in this kind of
monitoring.
He said -We don't have an answer.
We just have a lot of recordings- … Mark and his team arent convinced by the suggested
explanations of ocean noise pollution, changing population dynamics or new mating strategies.
Its getting creepy now and experts arent even sure when it will end.
Do they sense something changing in the ocean?
On the whole planet?
Is there something we know that they don't?
While humans scratch their heads trying to figure it out, the whale song gets lower,
and lower, and lower …
6 Horrifying Spider Web I do not like a spider.
I really don't.
I am a nature lover so I basically just try and grin and bear them, but this is too much
for me to accept.
In 2007, these super giant spider webs arrived straight from your literal nightmares in Dallas,
Texas.
Lake Tawakoni State Park fell victim to a giant communal spider web that caused a stir
on social media.
3,300 intrepid tourists visted the park over the labour day holiday.
Apparently the phenomenon occurred as a result of wet summer conditions, causing the parks
spider population to explode.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Biologist, Mike Quinn, referred to the spiders work as
sheet webbing, and it is thought to have covered the length of a football pitch.
One visitor described the webs as draping the tree like shrouds….which, if you don't
know what a shroud is, it is a like a funeral cloak a dead person is buried in.
That description really isn't making me feel better about the spiders!
The spiders, by the way, are thought to be the Guatemalan long jawed spider….ghhhhhreeeeaaaat!
I never even thought about spiders having jaws.
Apparently the webs were so popular that the New York Times ran the pictures as a lead
story.
Local Superintendent, Garde, said "the spiders are great little guys.
They put our park on the map."
Yeah….
But...also….argh!
Spiders Danny?
How do you feel about spiders?
I actually don't mind them but if you don't like them - perhaps youll like our next one
because it definitely scares spiders - at number 5 we have the Mud Dauber Prisons.
These wasps eat spiders - but in a very creepy way.
Mud daubers build prisons for spiders made out of mud and wasp vomit.
Sounds like Im making it up right?
Part of me wishes I was but no, they really do this.
Mud dauber nests can contain dozens of these prison cells and each cell can contain up
to 3 spiders.
You might be wondering why the spiders don't try and escape, well, as much as Id like to
see a spider version of the Shawshank Redemption, they cant escape because the wasps paralyze
them.
At this point, even those of you who hate spiders are wondering why they the wasps do
all of this.
Well, its food - but not for them - for their babies.
The wasps lay eggs on the paralyzed spiders.
Once the eggs hatch, the wasp larvae finds its first meal ready to devour.
Soon enough it will be a fully grown wasp improsing spiders for the next generation,
its kinda sweet really.
There are many things humans have copied from the animal kingdom, I don't think this will
ever be one of them …
4 Wooden Hornests Nest Wasps scare me at the best of times because
they sting without remorse.
Hornests are like even angrier wasps.
At least with bees, stinging is a last resort...saying that really makes me want to sing Papa Roach.
Anyway, wasps and hornets can just keep on stinging.
Again, bees live in hives which are kind of pretty and are functional as they give us
wax or honey.
Hornets What do they give us.
This.
This is what you get from Hornets.
Thanks hornets….thanks for the carefree stinging and the sleepless nights.
Wasps and hornets make their nests from chewing wood into a pulp and sticking it together
with their saliva.
Haaaannnyway….the wasps chose the creepiest wood to harvest and the creepest place to
nest….in an old wooden statue.
The picture was shared on reddit by Count Bubs who said that their dad stumbled across
the horrifying sight in a shed he hadn't used for years.
Cool.
You should always watch out for a wasp or hornets nest too; they may look old and abandoned…
but the creepy little stingsters could still be hibernating inside.
Yuck.
Next up at number 3 we have The Trapdoor Spider.
Spiders usually build webs - people who are scared of spiders are usually not fond of
webs.
However, there may be something even more creepy for a spider to live in - a trapdoor.
The aptly named Trapdoor Spider in Australia dig burrows under the ground where they spend
their entire lives - and they live quite a long time, around 20 years or more.
Of course, they don't just live underground, if a door can close, its supposed to open
again.
The trapdoor spider makes a door to their burrow using soil and leaves and even makes
a hinge using their own silk - this allows the spider burrow to be completely invisible
while sealed, so youd never know if you were right next to it.
They don't only use their silk for hinges though - oh no - they have a much more important
use for it.
The trapdoor spider sits and waits for its prey to pass by and trigger one of the specially
made tripwires around its burrow.
It will then leap out and drag its victim underground to consume it.
If insects had horror movies, the trapdoor spider would be one of the biggest villains.
There havent been any reports of them dragging humans down but er, Im not gonna take any
chances …
2 Crab in Baby Head Oh, hermit crab, you really have surpassed
yourself with the level of creepy you can achieve.
By and large, I am very pro crab, even though they are similar to spiders.
I like that they walk sideways and they are pincery.
I guess I wouldn't love them if they lived in my house or my garden like spiders often
try to...so maybe that's why I like them….
Out of sight, fond in mind!
So this hermit crab is a coconut crab in the pacific island… guess what it decided to
live in?
Eeer...the creepy decapitated head of a vacant eyed doll.
If I saw that monstrosity coming towards me I think I would do more than scream.
ARGH.
The dolls head also seemed to rot and deteriorate over time...making it look even scarier as
time went on.
What is that baby from toy story called?!
The mutant one in sids room?
This is like a real life version of that.
To be honest, the fact this exists is scary on a whole other level, too.
Hermit crabs usually use the empty shells of mollusks to protect themselves, but this
crab used a plastic dolls head..which speaks volumes as to our ocean pollution.
Every year, the world ocean sees a dump of anyway between 5 to 14 million tons of plastic
and other toxic debris.
This debris releases toxins that are contributing to the the biggest marine life mass extinction
in millenia.
And finally at number 1 we have Spider Decoys.
In 2017, scientists in Peru discovered a new species of spider - that was cool - but the
spiders were doing something very strange.
They were making models of themselves - tiny little fake spiders that would sit on the
web.
From a distance, these models look surprisingly like a spider but theyre actually made up
of bits of leaves, debris and even dead insects.
At first this might seem like some sort of strange ritual.
Humans like to make models of ourselves for art or religion - is that what the ants are
doing?
Is this their sort of ant religion?
Scientists were amazed by the fact that every spider model they found had 8 legs, it was
like the spiders knew what they looked like somehow - very creepy stuff.
Because the species is such a recent discovery, scientists will need more time to fully understand
how and why the spiders do this.
The current theory is that they build the fake versions of themselves to act as decoys
- perhaps as a defense mechanism to confuse predators.
Hopefully.
That sounds a lot better than a spider religion starting
in
the Amazon.
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You've Probably Eaten Monsanto Poison In The Last 24 Hours - Duration: 3:58.
Right now, Monsanto is arguing in a court in California that their blockbuster weed
killer, Roundup, and the active ingredient in it, glyphosate, is 100% safe and it does
not cause cancer.
It will not harm human beings in any way, shape, or form.
Now, the independent science that was not funded by Monsanto for the last 20 years or
more, has showed us that that's 100% not true.
We know that Monsanto's Roundup and the active ingredient, glyphosate, does cause cancer.
That is what independent studies have been showing us since at least the 1990s, when
the EPA first classified this as a possible human carcinogen.
Then for some reason a few years later, after massive Monsanto lobbying, they decided to
revoke that classification and say, "Oh, yeah, you're right.
This is totally safe."
The reason I mention that is because I have to mention this.
There is a good chance that sometime within the last 24 hours, no matter when you're watching
this, that within the last 24 hours of your life, you have put glyphosate in your body
without even knowing it.
Reports show us that Quaker Oats Life and Square cereal, Gerber and Beech-Nut Baby Oatmeal,
Cheerios, store brand O cereals from Target, Safeway, Walmart, Trader Joe's, Kroger, all
of those, have tested positive for containing glyphosate.
Here's where it happens; the grains used in everything from baby food to cereals to breads
to pastas are sprayed with Roundup.
Throughout the preparation of that from grain to food, that Roundup cannot be washed off.
It cannot be cooked off.
Once it's on there, it's on there, no matter what final form those grains take.
Furthermore, and this is even more disturbing what we're learning now, it's not just the
food products like the agriculture stuff.
Honey.
Honey is contaminated with glyphosate because, again, we're spraying all the crops, all the
flowers, everything with glyphosate.
The bees are coming, getting the pollen that's covered in glyphosate, taking it back and
making honey with it.
So honey products, anything that has honey in it, is likely contaminated with glyphosate.
It doesn't matter if you're going non-GMO.
It doesn't matter if you're going 100% raw, whole grain, whatever, if you're buying local.
The contamination is across the board.
It's in beers.
It's in wines.
It's in beef.
It's in pork, chicken.
Anything that eats the things that gets sprayed with glyphosate has it build up inside of
them.
Here's the thing.
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health shows that glyphosate in lab tests
has damaged genes, caused birth defects, reduced sperm production, damaged the liver and kidney,
and disrupted sex hormone function.
Of course, all that is in addition to causing things like non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and it
also affects brain myelination during developmental processes, which makes children more likely
to be born with some form of autism, somewhere on the spectrum.
This stuff is absolutely toxic.
Again, the worst part is that it's almost 100% guaranteed that no matter what you ate,
whether it was chicken wings or a nice, healthy salad, you've put glyphosate in your body
within the last 24 hours.
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When Is The Best Time To Upload Videos To YouTube (2018) - Duration: 3:20.
hello my internet family how you guys doing in today's video we're talking
about what is the best time to upload your videos to YouTube and we're going
to answer this question as well as provide you with simple to understand
and easy to implement tools to optimize your upload schedule and we're starting
right now
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and the answer is yes you definitely have to optimize when you upload your
videos the second question is and it is definitely the more important question
is there an absolute best time which is applicable for every single creator and
the answer is no every single channel has a different best time to upload
videos and how do you recognize what is the best time for your channel and we'll
answer that right now
so research shows that the best time to upload videos to YouTube is about two
hours before your primetime but what is your prime time well in general terms
prime time is defined as 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays and
7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on a Sunday so in order for you to understand where is
your prime times you can schedule those videos about 2 hours before that you
first have to understand who is watching your videos and where they're located so
for that you got to go to the creator studio go to the analytics and find out
who is your demographic once you know that it's easy for you to schedule these
uploads in accordance with the prime time of your demographic and let me give
you a simple example which will clarify everything as we mentioned primetime on
weekdays is 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. right let's say that my audience is from the East
Coast in the United States so I'm gonna want to schedule my videos to 2 hours
before my prime time which means two hours before 4:00 p.m. which means 2
p.m. Eastern Standard Time United States that process have to remain four
different countries based on your analytics based on your demographics so
you have to try to upload about two hours before the applicable primetime in
your demographic location and now you know what is the best time for you to
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