http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/ Exploring the Intersection of Video and e-Commerce. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:31:31 -0700 hourly 1 http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-838 Celeste Edens Thu, 02 Dec 2010 06:42:45 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-838 I like this thought. I visited your website for the first time and just been your supporter. Continue to keep writing as I am going to come to read it everyday!! I like this thought. I visited your website for the first time and just been your supporter. Continue to keep writing as I am going to come to read it everyday!!

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-827 stevewckrt Thu, 28 Oct 2010 05:02:25 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-827 I believe that only a small amount of people find their way from YouTube to your shop, but maybe enough to make videos on YouTube a MUST. I believe that only a small amount of people find their way from YouTube to your shop, but maybe enough to make videos on YouTube a MUST.

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-798 Does YouTube cannibalize product page SEO? - Topseotutorials.com Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:07:08 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-798 [...] to their own business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video [...] [...] to their own business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video [...]

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-797 YouTube & E-Commerce – Does Uploading Product Videos To YouTube Cannibalize SEO? « As I see it… Tue, 31 Aug 2010 01:41:15 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-797 [...] to e-commerce business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video strategies. Mark [...] [...] to e-commerce business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video strategies. Mark [...]

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-795 YouTube & E-Commerce – Does Uploading Product Videos To YouTube Cannibalize SEO? Mon, 30 Aug 2010 21:54:05 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-795 [...] to e-commerce business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video strategies. Mark [...] [...] to e-commerce business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video strategies. Mark [...]

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-794 The Video Commerce Consortium » Blog Archive » Does YouTube cannibalize product page SEO? Mon, 30 Aug 2010 18:54:39 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-794 [...] to their own business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video [...] [...] to their own business goals? ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson shares his thoughts about the “YouTube cannibalization theory,” and offers some valuable tips for “hosted and posted” video [...]

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-615 Xavier Casanova Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:40:34 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-615 Jochen, I agree. As a side note, the fraction of people starting a purchasing process from a YouTube page might be small right now, but as product videos are added over time to YouTube, and as users start to recognize that it's viable place to do some product research we should see YouTube becoming an important channel for eMarketers. On the "add to cart" button question, have you heard good feedback from their program with media companies? Jochen, I agree. As a side note, the fraction of people starting a purchasing process from a YouTube page might be small right now, but as product videos are added over time to YouTube, and as users start to recognize that it’s viable place to do some product research we should see YouTube becoming an important channel for eMarketers. On the “add to cart” button question, have you heard good feedback from their program with media companies?

]]> http://videoretailer.org/commerce/why-i-dont-buy-into-the-youtube-cannibalization-theory-for-product-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-613 Jochen Bast Mon, 19 Jul 2010 09:15:51 +0000 http://videoretailer.org/?p=1237#comment-613 Hi Xavier, I totally follow your article and your explanations. But what strikes me most is the question if your sales will really increase by having a video of your product on YouTube? I believe that only a small amount of people find their way from YouTube to your shop, but maybe enough to make videos on YouTube a MUST. I'm wondering when the YouTube people add an "Add to Cart" button to their pages for products. Small shops register with YouTube like they do at Amazon and YouTube eventually becomes a shop with millions of product videos. Hi Xavier,
I totally follow your article and your explanations. But what strikes me most is the question if your sales will really increase by having a video of your product on YouTube?
I believe that only a small amount of people find their way from YouTube to your shop, but maybe enough to make videos on YouTube a MUST.
I’m wondering when the YouTube people add an “Add to Cart” button to their pages for products. Small shops register with YouTube like they do at Amazon and YouTube eventually becomes a shop with millions of product videos.

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