Online Video Production

Ranking for Online Video production is proving more difficult than I thought it would. I am not getting any traction at all.  In the Mill Park Beautician challenge the Digg that I submitted ranked very early and continues to rank quite well. The two Diggs I did for this challenge are not ranking in the top 200 for the phrase online video production.

Interestingly though the site and the optimised pages have now been indexed by Google they still dont rank at all.  It funny really because if this blog has any themes at all they would be "video" and "online".  Clearly Google though doesn't see this site as an authority on these matters at all.

One possible explanation of not ranking could be the confused linking structure I embarked on when I started this particular campaign and the "back-dating" of content as I wrote four articles all on the same day.  I will expand on this confused linking structure in a later post but hopefully the linking of this article will help boost this flagging experiment, trying to rank for Online Video Production.

Daniel Kertcher

Daniel Kertcher of Platinum Pursuits is one of the new clients we have taken on recently at Stewart Media.  The Platinum Pursuits account is an exciting opportunity for me to sharpen my strategic skills.  It will be great to work with Daniel Kertcher and his team.

I look forward to hearing Daniel Kertcher speak as I have heard he is an amazing communicator.

Searching this phrase again today I have found that, rightly, Buzzbee Homes now ranks for the phrase "Buzzbee Homes". Number 3 in fact, one above my site.  Interestingly this only happened after I referenced them in my blog
"Buzzbee Homes - Why they can't be found in Google" with a link titled Buzzbee Homes.

I think this is more than coincidence. Google always preferences sites with the search phrase or keyword in the URL and of course Buzzbee Home website is at www.buzzbee.com.au.  Previous to my rants Buzzbee Homes didnt rank and it was probably that way since the site went live, after my rants there it is!

In my article a week or so ago about the difference between Broadcast and Online I alluded to a decision I had to make.  I have made that decision and now that the appropriate people have been informed I feel I can now announce it here.

First I need to update those of you that havent read my CV, about my current work situation.  The decision was essentially about a new job but the issues I presented had a weighed heavily on my choice of new career.

In the last few weeks I have been wrestling with a decision about this very topic.  I wont go into the details of the decision in this public forum just yet but needless to say the decision hinges a fair bit on what I will be blogging about in this article.

Is TV Broadcast dead? Is PayTV Broadcast dead? Is Online video/TV the future? How Long until online overtakes free-to-air broadcast as an entertainment medium?  What skills will be required in the Online future? and How will the Free-to-air Broadcaster respond to the challenge?

Thanks to @lukie on twitter for this one, I really liked it

Insightful Video thanks to @lukie on twitter