I have reviewed several tools to analyze sentiment : their methods varied from manual sentiment setting to textual analysis, emoticons and symbols.

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Opinion Crawl Tracks and Semantically Analyzes Sentiment on Twitter and News

For some time now, “moving to L.A. to break into the movie business” has been the clichéd pipe dream for most creative young Americans.  I live in Nashville, and I can tell you that a close second is “moving to Nashville to become a country music star.”  But the digital world may be changing all that.  In a few years’ time, the most common pipe dream might very well be “starting my own YouTube channel and making a six figure income,” if it’s not already.A new study by TubeMogul —a leading video advertising and analytics platform—reveals that there are at least 10 YouTube stars making an annual income of $100,000 or greater.  The study covered t… Read more..

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YouTube Stars Making Big Money – What We Can Learn From Them?

Each week I keep a running list of great viral videos I stumble upon, which I then use as the basis for this weekly column.  This week’s list is the longest yet—in almost a year of doing this—with nearly 20 videos that are deserving of mention and further study.  Needless to say, I had a

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Viral Video Lessons Round Up – Scares, Cartoon Cats, & Jet Blue Jokes

It’s Friday again (that was fast) and time to talk about the week’s biggest viral video hits.  As usual, there are more great examples of success stories than I have room for in this column.  I’ve narrowed the list down to three great videos for this week’s discussion, and a handful of other great clips

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Viral Video Lessons Round Up – Sharks, Treadmills, & Ambidextrous Art

A few weeks back, I eluded to the notion that YouTube and Google are indexing YouTube’s closed captions and subtitles. In fact, YES – both Google and YouTube ARE indexing videos for text that is contained within closed captions and subtitles

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In-Depth Look At YouTube Closed Captions, SEO and Indexing

Okay, first things first, this post isn’t really about hypnotism or mind control, but if you’re interested to learn something with a similar effect so that you can leverage on local search, I highly suggest that you continue reading. Also, please be reminded that I will keep my case as thorough and open as possible to allow sparks to ignite on your end—ideas, suggestions, and what not. More importantly, kindly keep tab of Reciprocation and Choice Architecture , the two concepts that will serve as the backbone of this article (both interpretations I proudly borrowed from Science and Influence of Persuasion by Cialdini and Nudge by Thaler and Sunstein respectively)

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Mind Control and Local Search?

UStream co-founder and CEO, John Ham, sat down and talked with TechCrunch’s Jason Kinkaid recently to discuss the future of live streaming video on the web—and the looming prospect of YouTube jumping into that arena.  It’s a pretty interesting read, and I suggest you check it out. What I come away with from this article

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UStream Not Worried By Prospect Of YouTube Live Video Service

If there’s one thing that’s made me borderline OCD (happy now Michael ?) would be the world of personalized search.

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Adapting SEO for Personalized Search

A few weeks ago I wrote an article here at ReelSEO entitled Speculation On What YouTube’s 6th Year Might Bring.  It was around the time of their 5th anniversary fanfare, and was intended as a playful look at some of YouTube’s possible future moves.  I suggested they might finally turn profitable this year, or invent

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Is YouTube Moving Into The Live Video Streaming Market?

Those purveyors of numbers and panel research, comScore, have another report, this time showing how regional ISPs are boosting bandwidth in rural markets. So that means when people aren’t out tilling the fields, they’re in the house online? It would seem so

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Online Video Streaming Reaches into Rural Markets