Online Video Promotion Strategies - Part 2: How To
Embed Your Affiliate Links Into YouTube Videos




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Online Video Promotion Strategies – Part 2: How To Embed Your Affiliate Links Into YouTube Videos

Copyright © by John Baril 

There are a lot of videos in the public domain that you can easily embed in your website if you think the idea of making your own YouTube marketing videos seems too daunting or difficult. For instance, if you are promoting a particular network marketing program or affiliate product, you can enhance the value of your promotion by looking on YouTube for a video that someone else has made that describes the benefits of that particular program or product.

However, embedding someone else's video on your website is not the best option because if someone watches the video and then goes to the video maker's YouTube page, they will quite likely find that person's affiliate link and click on it instead of yours. When that happens, it is only fair as you were making use of somebody else's content on your website.

To get around this, there are some ways to embed your affiliate links into other people’s YouTube videos. Embedding your affiliate links into YouTube marketing  videos can be done quickly and easily, and it can be done entirely free of charge.

Method 1: LinkedTube.com

LinkedTube.com allows you to place a button at the top of a YouTube video. You can add your own text to the button and also some hover text that will appear when the viewer moves the cursor over the button. You can have the button point to your affiliate link, so when someone clicks the button they are taken to your affiliate page.

The steps required to do this are very simple. First you will have to find the YouTube marketing video you want to use on your website and then copy the video URL or video ID code. (This code will be in one of the fields to the right of the video on the YouTube page.)

Then, go to LinkedTube.com and paste the ID code or URL in the top field that you will see on the right of that page. Next, add the button text that you want to appear. Enter your affiliate link in the third field. In the other fields, define how long you want the button to appear over the video and also add your hover text.

Once you have completed those steps, just hit the "Update Preview" link, and if everything looks okay, hit the "Save & Get Code" button. Your link code will then be generated which you can see by clicking the little arrow button to the right of the HQ button on the bar at the bottom of the video screen on the page.

Simply copy and paste your YouTube embedded link code into your web page where you want the video to appear, and that is it.

Method 2: BubblePly.com

With BubblePly.com you can embed your affiliate link in a bubble that appears "in" the video screen rather than in a button that appears "on" the screen. Also, you can choose from several styles of bubble, and you can decide its size and location on the screen.

The first thing to do is copy the YouTube marketing video URL and paste it into the bubble URL field. Click the "Next" button, and you will be taken to a screen where the video will start playing. Click the “Pause” button to stop the video, then select a bubble from the bubble menu. I suggest that you choose the bubble and stretch it so that it is wide enough to cover the width of the video. Once you have done that you will be able to type in some text, then click a link button and insert your affiliate link.

The next thing to do is set the amount of time that you want your affiliate links to show while the video is playing. To do that, slide the video tracking slider buttons at the bottom of the video screen to your preferred start and finish positions. Finally, click the "Done" button. Now you will be able to copy the system-generated embed code and paste it into your HTML page where you want the video to show.

No matter which method you decide to use, embedding your own affiliate link in or on the video will help you "level the playing field." Now you can take things further in your favor by inviting your readers and viewers to pass on the video. As long as they pass on the video that is on your page, they will be passing on the embedded affiliate links as well. If enough people pass it on, by e-mail, by posting it on their blogs, or by re-tweeting it, you will suddenly have a viral video working for you that is embedded with your affiliate links.

Now there really is no excuse for not having YouTube marketing videos working for you on your website.

I wish you the best of success,
John Baril
Copyright © John Baril





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