Ditto, thanks for the tips. We started submitting to YouTube on a regular basis about 3 months ago. One Sunday morning I woke up to an unusual number of YT comments...we had been featured. I wrote to the lady who was the subject of the story to check it out, but to take what some of the comments said with a grain of salt. Some folks can get a bit whacky. I find, tho, the community steps in and stands up if they feel someone speaks a bit unfairly. It's hard to beat the number of people who use YouTube. Some will find your work. And I find fascinating, very creative, videos all the time. Slowly I am subscribing, adding friends, and comments. If you feel so inclined, add http://www.youtube.com/cookingupastory , and I'll do the same. Did someone mention putting a list together? And, I agree, put your url on all your videos, and a link to your site for those who might like to see more. The quality is not the greatest, yes, but it does have an varied audience. Rebecca
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks for the tips, Mark. That's the stuff. Looking forward to > getting stuck in. > You said, "But it's often the people doing their own weird thing for > a few hundred > viewers that make my YouTube experience fun." > Yeah - that's true of most of the people who make my day in the non- > yt vlog world. Just replace "a few hundred" with "a few". > Cheers, > Rupert
