By Alan D. Mutter.

Several years ago, the Washington Post convened a series of focus groups to learn why most individuals under the age of 45 did not subscribe to the newspaper – a problem persisting to this day throughout the overwhelmingly print-centric industry.

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YouTube is the second largest search engines in the world, YouTube had Over 1 Trillion Views in 2011.

By James Wedmore.

Are you frustrated by the default random YouTube thumbnail option for your videos?

By John Rampton.

Youtube is full of junk videos, especially average Joe bobble head videos. Turns out a lot of those people are wondering why they can’t get any dang traffic from this beautiful social network.

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Since 2008, I have managed the Jobs at GEICO channel on YouTube. Uploading corporate recruiting videos was my company’s first step in using social media as an HR recruiting tool. Today, we average more than 4,000 views of our recruitment videos each month!

By Tyler Murdock.

Twitter is one of the best ways to get your information in front of what can be millions and millions of people!!

Sourced from Brian Solis.

As you’ll no doubt read here over and over again, social media is important to your business. If you don’t engage on Twitter, Facebook, or Youtube, you’ll eventually go out of business.

By Manny Rivas.

Sure we all know about sexy viral videos, blending rakes, and beefy dudes in underpants, but what about YouTube for B2B?

By Greg Jarboe.

Over the past five months, Google sites, driven primarily by YouTube, and the BrightRoll Video Network have both leapfrogged past Hulu and Adap.tv to become the top U.S. video ad properties ranked by video ads viewed, according to comScore Video Metrix.

By Tom Pick

Social media and inbound marketing techniques have been a boon for marketers. Not only do leads generated through social and content marketing cost half as much as traditional outbound-generated leads (see below), they also close at higher rate (again, see below).