5 Reasons You Should Buy YouTube Views
Unless you’re like Venetian Princess (read: plastic-yet-über-hot) and have almost a million YouTube subscribers, there’s a good chance you’re one of the poor, failing many who are yet to even hit one thousand views to your clutter of videos.
If this sounds like you, and especially if you’re using YouTube as a marketing medium (and let’s not kid ourselves, you either are or you’re lying to yourself) then you should definitely consider the possibility that you should buy some YouTube views. However, if you’re not just ready to dive in an spend your cheddar (Oh, how ‘Gangsta’ of me) immediately, here are a few reasons to do so that might sway your mind:
I know I’m not the first person to complain like a beaten housewife about this, but the uSocial blog was just hacked by a group of quite well-known Iranian hackers, which I believe were the same insignificant band of micro-organisms who for a time re-routed Twitter’s DNS in late 2009.
In case you missed it, the hack resulted in the blog’s theme being messed up and some message about freeing Iran from the US, something about Obama, as well as some other random psycho-political discharge. So it seems that in Iran, or in the case of these hackers at least, people do actually use ‘da Internetz’ or more than just downloading gigabytes of hardcore spank-film and buying useless junk from Amazon. Or at least, that’s what these backward fools want us to believe.
While just about every Thomas, Richard and Harold is still referring to people added to your community page on Facebook as fans, the Powers-That-Be at the world’s largest social site have come to the conclusion that a broader “like” system is better for all, which means everyone is looking at learning how to get more Facebook likes.
The verdict is still out on this one and while I personally think they’ve now made distinguising between the types of pages about as hard as scraping a steamrolled jellyfish from hot tarmac, the new system is here to stay. And until I become supreme-overlord of Earth, there isn’t much I can do to change it. And because you can’t either, here are some tips on how to get more Facebook likes.
1. Easy Way: How To Get More Facebook Likes
Did you know you can buy targeted Facebook fans and likes? Is this a shameless plug for uSocial? Yes. But the simple fact is that while we at uSocial still call them fans as if we were some kind of social-media relic hanging on to better days gone past, you can still buy ‘likes’ from us in packages starting from 1000 and soon to go up to one million and beyond. Without any further plugging, buy Facebook likes here.
Are you a business owner looking to grow your company and increase brand awareness? Twitter lets business owners create a casual online persona that makes them seem as if they are extremely sociable and responsive to the public, which is ideal for many consumers. Individuals are more likely to use the products and services of a business if they feel as if they have made a connection with the company, and see that others are using that business as well. uSocial can help companies make that connection by easily connecting business owners with the general public. uSocial has programs that can grow targeted followers relevant to your business and industry, you can see those here: http://usocial.net/twitter_marketing/. Once you have obtained those followers; here are some tips to make the most of your interactions.
Looking for an easy way to make money? Twitter offers users the ability to gain monetary value through the utilization of their followers. The most basic ways to monetize your Twitter account include sponsored ads, direct advertising, affiliate marketing, sponsored contests, and paid reviews. However, all of the methods listed mean nothing with followers. uSocial can partner with you to gain followers, which in turn can help you make money.
Sponsored advertisements revolve around the use of auto ads and sponsored actions. Auto Ads would allow an outside service to help the user in dispensing the tweet ads when the actual user of the account is not actively tweeting on a regular basis or is idle. The user can also set the auto ad to send out advertisements at certain times, in order to ensure that they do not annoy their followers. Sponsored Actions would require the user to send out a call of action to followers, such as re-tweeting a certain phrase where a hash tag is used (for tracking purposes).
Direct Advertising allows users to promote a particular product to their followers. If a user’s followers fits a certain niche market for a company and/or product then that company will want to employ that user simply because of the resources that they have to offer them in that market (potential buyers). Essentially, all direct advertising requires is making a recommendation to followers to look into a specific item. After recommending the item, the user would need to present the follower with an action, like buying the product.
Affiliate Marketing lets users make money through affiliate links or the user’s personal sales pages. An affiliate link is comprised of a tweet that recommends a product, and presents a link in the same tweet that directs the follower to where that product is sold. A sales pages would allow the user to send followers to their own personal sites (where the user can sell the follower their own products and services), versus sending them to affiliate companies.
Sponsored contests are sometimes done to promote brand awareness, or help advertisers gain insight into the minds of their consumers through feedback. Feedback can be obtained through one’s followers when the user simply throws out a question asking the followers how they feel about a certain product or service. Brand awareness is gained by having users compete in tweeting the best descriptions of products or in sending descriptions that get the word out on certain companies/products. Sponsored tweets are also a great way to go about this.
Paid Reviews allow users to simply get paid by sending in reviews on products, services, or even people. A paid review lets users send information on how they feel about something directly to the company, and does not require anything of the user’s followers.
All of these methods of making money using twitter require you to grow your twitter network. uSocial can help you do just that by partnering with you to help you increase the numbers of followers you have. Again, increasing your number of followers can increase your personal value in the business world, and therefore increase your wallet size. Visit uSocial’s marketing page on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/usocialads
In addition to being a communication tool, Twitter offers a very large value to aspiring musicians, bands and singers. Musicians are able to truly connect with fans through their ability to promote shows, take requests, obtain instant feedback, hold exclusive Twitter contests, in addition to receiving exclusive Twitter downloads.
Uploading music via Tinysong, Twiturm, TwittyTunes is fairly simple, but gaining followers is not. USocial is a great strategic partner for musicians in their quest to stardom. Usocial helps aspiring musicians gain followers and share music with the masses. Usocial helps musicians to not only grow their followers, but to identify and follow those interested in similar artists to their genre.
When an artist produces good music and is able to share that music and connect with others many followers feel that a solid connection is formed. As a result large fan bases begin to take shape, and those fans begin to spread the word on that particular artist and become “brand champions”, which can be invaluable to an artist.
With uSocial gaining a large fan base it is quick and easy for musicians and bands to not only acquire a higher profile, but to also establish a higher sense of credibility as well. When visitors to an artist’s profile see that they have a large fan base or network of followers, they are more likely to follow that artist and give listening to their music a chance.
USocial specializes in building fan bases and followers on Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking sites. Pricing can be found through the following link: http://usocial.net/twitter_marketing/
Upon launch, Twitter was hailed for its ability to be used as a realtime search engine by gathering data regarding stories and events as they happened, not waiting several hours (or even days) for data like this to be collated. And the recent 220,000+ tweets per hour during the Iranian elections really showed what a system like this could do.
More and more companies now are focusing on how to better collate realtime data, including Google who are in talks to buy Twitter, many believing only for the realtime search abilities.
A new contender to this market is CrowdEye.com who laucnhed today and promise to be a strong contender in the market, though the company themselves admit they can only index a portion of all content, not everything in its entirety. This isn’t a shock however, as the site is only in its early days and will grow and expand as time goes on.
Take a look at CrowdEye by clicking here.
Undeniable nerd heartthrob Olivia Munn has been a popular little thing lately co-hosting Attack Of The Show, and now she’s going to be starring alongside a certain Mr. Downey Jr. in the next folm incarnation of Marvel’s ever-popular hero in red armour.
While she’s not playing War Machine in the movie as she so comically tweeted about on her Twitter account, she will definitely have a role in there somewhere, though it’s not confirmed yet exactly who she’ll be playing or the exact size of the role.
So, are we looking forward to seeing her on screen? Well, it will be something to look out for, though not the only reason to go ahead and see the film in our opinions. We’re much more excited about seeing War Machine joining the Iron Man arsenal and adding a whole lot more “KABOOM!”
