The Defence Forces have shelled out more than €680,000 on recruitment advertising with social media companies and other media over the past year.

The military used Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn as part of their enlistment campaigns as they tried to plug gaps in their personnel power. Spending on social media came to €263,814 with a further €139,900 spent on traditional print titles, according to records released under Freedom of Information.

Another radio campaign cost €126,587 while an online campaign run by Spark Media came with a bill for the year of €153,269, the Defence Forces said. The military said they had paid €55,128 to Facebook for recruitment advertising, another €50,758 to Instagram, €24,139 to LinkedIn, and spent €12,947 with Snapchat.

Another €29,693 was forked out on YouTube marketing while three separate media companies were paid between €1,223 and €48,357 for their work on various recruitment campaigns. The Defence Forces advertised far and wide in their efforts to sign up new recruits with €139,900 spent on print with marketing in daily papers, and titles including the Irish Field, the Journal of Music, and Kerry’s Eye.

The recruitment marketing spend yielded applications from 9,729 people to sign up for the Army, Naval Service, or Air Corps. Of those applications, the vast majority – or 8,594 individual expressions of interest – came from men with just 1,135 from women.

There were 5,284 applications for army general service, and another 1,647 for general naval service. A total of 874 people applied for an “army line cadetship” with a few hundred more seeking cadetships in engineering, equitation, or ordnance.

The Air Corps got 663 applications from people looking to become apprentice aircraft technicians while 61 applied for direct entry as technicians. There were 137 applications from people looking to re-enlist in the Defence Forces having earlier left, while 13 sought recommissioning as officers.

Recruitment has not, however, kept pace with the exodus from the Defence Forces with 338 departures between January and August, and 86 recruits who quit during training. By the end of June, the total strength of the Defence Forces was 8,519, around 1,000 personnel short of their recommended minimum strength.

There have been particular shortages in both the Air Corps and the Naval Service, which in some scenarios have led to significant operational challenges.

Asked to comment on their marketing spend, the Defence Forces said they had no comment to make.

Security analyst Declan Power said: “The sad irony of this is had there been a commensurate level of investment in the Reserve Defence Forces you probably would still have a steady flow of recruitment as the reserves always acted as a feeder system into the Permanent Defence Forces.

“It also helped maintain the concept of the defence family … something that has been shamefully frittered away.”

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Training over 100 hours per week at such a young age, Alan Beck was soon becoming one of the best dancers in the world, which won him a scholarship ( The only full-time scholarship given in the southern hemisphere) to dance with a New York company.

Two weeks before Alan was about to fly over to New York City to train; he injured his calves known as compartment syndrome.

Alan’s training was too much for his body at such a young age, which made his calf muscles grow too big for the fascia, which resulted in severe nerve pain.

One year later, Alan had to get surgery on both his legs which put him in a wheelchair for four months where he couldn’t walk, let alone go to the toilet.

Alan never recovered from his injury, which led him to learn about injuries and how the body works, so he decided to get his diploma of Remedial Massage and cert 3 in fitness and cert 4 in Personal Training.

Three years into his personal training, Alan managed to build up to over 100 students in his dance classes and build 3 Bootcamp businesses in Melbourne.

Alan was once again a workaholic as he loved helping others become better and was working over 100 hours per week with no days off.

In 2011 September, Alan contracted Glandular Fever which got worse and put him in bed for seven years.

Alan said the fatigue was that bad that he didn’t want to live anymore.

There were days where he couldn’t move in bed and wasn’t able to move his legs or even his fingers.

Alan lost his income as he couldn’t work.

He lost his savings which he spent on doctors and supplements.

He lost 99% of his friends, his girlfriend and his fitness.

Alan had much time on his hands as he lived in bed for seven years, and because he was so fatigued and sick, he knew he would never be able to go back to a 9-5 job, so he decided to learn how to make money online.

He studied everything from advertising, marketing, sales, social media, Shopify, e-commerce, scaling strategies, Facebook ads, YouTube marketing and everything that involved growing a business or making money.

Alan almost lost his life being in bed for seven years, but the strength Alan had is inspirational to not only me but to billions of people.

2011 – 2017

Alan couldn’t get out of bed, and when he did, a walk outside for 2 minutes was enough to put him back in bed for months.

His body was that fatigued; he couldn’t even eat food most days and struggled to move in bed.

Every day, Alan wanted to die as the fatigue and pain throughout his body was too much for him, and he saw no light at the end of the tunnel.

2017 – 2021

• Book published on Amazon.
• Created a membership website to help thousands of people recover from chronic fatigue
• Built 6 Shopify stores. 4 of them made over $1,000 per day.
• Worked with friends who were making $500,000 per month
• Worked with 10+ people helping them reach over $1,000,000 with their e-commerce stores
• Worked with hundreds of influencers and made many brands successful through marketing and better strategies
• Helped multiple clients make over seven figures online
• Worked with a company and helped them become the #1 fastest growing company in Australia, also winning an award for best social media marketing in Australia

So you might be asking, how can someone go from almost dying in bed for seven years to becoming a marketing and social media growth genius?

All Alan did while in bed for seven years was learn.

Alan lost everything so that’s all he could do.

He went through hundreds of different courses from the best coaches and marketers in the world.

He watched thousands of YouTube training and learnt from others who were number one in their industry.

Alan said it got to the stage where he was no longer learning anything, and even when he went through the latest guru’s course, he was left disappointed as the knowledge was always basic.

It was only basic as Alan went to another level with all the learnings he had done over seven years.

Working with many 7 figure brands and hundreds of influencers, Alan decided to start coaching influencers on YouTube and Instagram to use their social media following and turn that into a 6-7 figure per year business.

If you want to reach out to Alan Beck you can do so by following him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alanbeck.co/ or visiting his website at www.alanbeckofficial.com

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The contemporary digital world demands a sound online presence from almost every business out there, essentially through professionally developed websites. The demand for an online presence is even more relevant now than ever given the current spike in web-based activities in the pandemic-hit era. In April 2020, a leading online website builder reported a 53% rise in the creation of online stores through its portal compared to the previous month; cut to 2021, the numbers have increased by an even higher margin. And this sudden whopping hike in developing an online presence has resulted in an extremely fierce competition online, especially for small businesses.

Going by the current cut-throat competition online, having a simpleton website is not adequate for a small business to thrive and grow over the digital space. Put simply, an attractive-looking website with flashy graphics isn’t just enough- rather, the key to success online today lies in  ROI-driven websites. Added to being visually appealing, it should also be backed by a strategic plan, purpose and a goal for ROI.

Alex Nicole Garza, a seasoned web developer and digital marketing expert, believes that it’s about time for small businesses to focus more on investing in ROI-driven websites. A strategically developed goal-based website has not only helped her to sustain her own business in the pandemic but also that of for many of her small business clients.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has dawned in a quantum surge in the space of digital activities. As per the reports, the pandemic had spiked up internet usage by 70% in 2020 and even more in 2021. Put simply, more people are banking on the web space more than ever now for almost everything, ranging from shopping to education. The current situation has led to a cut-throat competition for small businesses over the digital space where only the best performing websites will thrive. And by ‘best-performing’, it means the result-driven ones that are powered with a solid branding and ROI strategy”, explained Alex.

 Unfortunately, many businesses don’t have a website with the branding and ROI goals in mind. Being a seasoned web developer and digital marketer, Alex had noticed the gap even before the pandemic hit and the crisis (also a personal tragedy) led her to launch Website Squad.

 Website Squad is a full-service website development agency that specializes in helping creative entrepreneurs build their brand and create their online presence with unique goal-driven websites that make a positive global impact. Added to ROI-based website development services, Alex and her team also support clients with a comprehensive range of digital advertising, customer-centric branding, animation video, graphic design, Social Media Marketing, and YouTube Marketing services. 

 With more than a decade of experience in advertising and website design, Alex is driven by the mission to help her clients proliferate their business online. She also has plans to expand the offerings of her company with services such as accessible websites (visitors with disabilities) business consulting and digital advertising such as Facebook Ads and YouTube Ads to help bring in more revenue to their businesses.

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YouTube is looking to enhance its in-app search tools, with new video chapters within search results, and expanded access to content in different languages to broaden search capacity.

The big update is video chapters in search. Back in July, YouTube announced that it would be rolling out automated chapter segmentation for all uploaded video clips, with YouTube’s system working to identify key elements within each video in order to improve and refine user navigation. 

Now, we’re seeing exactly how YouTube is looking to use this element within its search tools.

Today, YouTube has added a new search element, which will enable users to hone their search down to specific elements of each clip, in order to quickly find the exact section that they’re looking for.

As you can see here, now, when a video is displayed within your YouTube search results, you’ll also be able to tap on a new ‘Chapters’ drop-down, which will enable you to connect through to specific elements of that clip, direct from your search results.

As explained by YouTube:

“Up until now, when you browsed for a video to watch on YouTube, you’d see a thumbnail image of each video. It gave you a chance to gather a quick snapshot of the video’s content. Now, you’ll be able to make even more informed decisions about what you’re going to watch through video chapters directly in the search page. When available, these time-stamped images detail the different topics covered in videos and let you better evaluate the video you’re about to watch. You can also jump directly to the section most relevant to your specific interest.”

Note that this is not available for all videos as yet. As per YouTube’s original announcement on automated chapters, not all videos are eligible for auto-segmentation as yet, but over time, this will be where YouTube is headed, as it looks to improve discovery by providing more specific video segment matches for each query. 

Worth noting, too, that creators are able to edit the automatically added segments in their clips, or manually enter their own, which could provide a new opportunity for discovery.

As you can see in the above example, each chapter is specifically labeled and named – and for marketers and those looking to maximize their video discovery, it may be worth checking the segmentation of their clips, and optimizing these chapter names based on relative keyword search volume. If you know that people are looking for info on ‘black shoelaces’ and you have a specific video segment on this, you could look to manually add that title into your clip.

Don’t go spamming it with terms not related to your video, though. Google’s pretty good at detecting this type of inauthentic activity.  

In addition to this, YouTube’s also rolling out autoplay video examples in search result thumbnails on mobile (already available on desktop), while it’s also launching a new test that will see it show search results from other languages with automatically translated captions.

“This means that someone in Thailand can learn about quantum physics from a professor at MIT or viewers in Brazil can explore the Grand Canyon from home, with captions in their local language. We’ll start supplementing search results with English videos and plan to expand to more languages. Our hope is that all global content will become more accessible through translated captions and help creators reach a more global audience.”

Lastly, YouTube’s also looking to provide more context for some YouTube searches with additional website links for certain topics, sourced via Google search. That, ideally, will help give users more data sources for low volume and/or contentious search results, which could help to guide search queries, even if video content is not available. 

These are helpful additions, which do have direct implications for video SEO and discovery process, and if you’re serious about YouTube marketing, it’ll be worth digging a little deeper into each element to determine the potential impact, and potential for your content. 

You can read more about YouTube’s automatic video chapters here.

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YouTube is an online streaming website with millions of content videos. From music videos, creative content, politics to guides on how to make innovative gadgets. Anything you can imagine, YouTube has it, which is why it plays a vital role in today’s world.

Not only is YouTube a major content streaming website, but it is also a major earning source. Depending on how many views, subscribers, and likes someone has, they can generate capital. YouTube is an ideal web space to showcase your talents and make an impact. As a result, many people buy youtube views.

 YouTube is used in many awareness campaigns as well. For example, to spread information about world affairs that need dire attention from international communities. In addition, YouTube’s team regulates the space by removing fake news and R-Rated content such as pornography and disturbing content.

If you start your own YouTube channel, you will need to work on your popularity measured by your likes, subscribers, and views. A person can even sponsor their content through YouTube marketing. This helps market your content and brings exposure as well.

Monetizing your content

YouTube requires content created to have at least a thousand subscribers and four thousand hours of watch time. This requirement is for becoming eligible to monetize your content. In order to be able to monetize through YouTube, views are more important than likes.

How to increase more views

For YouTubers, both likes and views are equally important. Although, a YouTuber cannot gain likes from views which makes views more important. There are several ways to increase YouTube views that can help you gain more popularity. The best way to gain more views is by working on marketing your content from other social media platforms.

Social media

Through other platforms, you can directly target your audience and also interact with them. This will help you gain more popularity which will bring more people to your YouTube channel. This way of generating viewership is a form of organic marketing and views.

Getting Youtube views

This is another method of generating YouTube, which is not an organic way. Many companies offer this service through which you can increase your viewership. Their employees watch your content for thirty seconds, enough to register a view but now enough to monetize it.
 
Through those views, you can generate capital and make the most of it. In the start, almost every YouTuber needs a head start in order to build their channel.
 
You might not be able to monetize by buy youtube views, but you will be able to reach benchmarks and bring your channel on the grid. In addition, the number of views on your content will attract people to watch your content and subscribe to your channel.
 
Conclusion

Every YouTuber needs to understand what the market and people want. This would help them better understand what sells and what doesn’t. YouTubers give people an opportunity to truly showcase their talents while also monetizing them. The important part is to understand how to generate more views.

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YouTube is the second biggest search engine after Google and is a world of creation; the more creative you are, the better. Just ask yourself how many times have you looked for product reviews on YouTube instead of reading them on a blog? How many times have you streamed a music video on YouTube instead of opening up Spotify and listening from there? The answer would be too many times that you can’t even remember. 

But if you are on the other side of YouTube and not just the consumer but a creator, you will need a good YouTube intro that invites viewers to watch your videos. A good intro maker will help you create unique intros to your videos for you. Finding the best intro maker may take you some time on your own. That is why we are here to provide the list of the top 5 YouTube intro makers that you can work with online.

1. Promo

If you are looking for royalty-free music and professional-looking video clips that can be used in your videos, then Promo is one online YouTube intro maker that you must try at least once. The main focus of this online video editing tool is to provide its users with one of the best online platforms for creating intros, and Promo achieves this goal with flying colors. Although this is not a free editing platform, it provides users a free trial, and that is why we have included it in our list. Promo provides two months of free membership. After that, you need to subscribe to its monthly or annual payment structure to continue using its features. 

Promo allows you to add music, text, color, and even short clips to your videos. Promo also comes with several YouTube intro templates used and edited by a number of professional YouTubers. According to the creators of Promo, they aim to provide your video the marketing edge by adding in the creative templates that make the video look more attractive and grab the viewers’ attention. From this website, you can post your videos directly from this online editing tool to your YouTube channel once it is edited and polished. 

2. Renderforest

Renderforest is more than just a YouTube intro maker or even a video editor; it lets you design many things, including creating videos online on its platform and designing a website. In less than 5 minutes, you can create an intro video from scratch using the video templates present in Renderforest. Renderforest has around 50k intro templates built-in and ready to be used. There are tons of soundtracks, fonts, photos, and even graphics that can be inserted into your video to make them more appealing. 

The free plan of Renderforest starts at 500 MB of storage, which is a pretty good amount when you are thinking about creating only intros inside its web application. However, it lags in the video quality, which is only 360p for free users. Apart from this, in the free version, all your videos will bear a watermark, which cannot be removed until you switch to the paid plan. Nevertheless, it is one of the most accessible Youtube intro makers out there on the internet, and in 2019, the company was awarded a spot on the top 100 software companies 2019. 

3. InVideo

Starting our list with the most well-known YouTube intro maker, InVideo is relatively new to the market, but it has taken hold of the market by storm. Whatever you are looking for in an intro maker, you are going to find it in InVideo. There are tons of presets and templates that are waiting to be used as an intro. Thus, if you don’t have any idea for a good YouTube intro maker, InVideo can help you make one in no time. The interface is pretty easy to navigate, and you become familiar with it in no time. All the tools you need are at your disposal, and you can edit the template according to your needs. 

In addition to this, if you like any intro template, you can use it and add your logo to the video to customize the whole template so that it will follow the theme and colors of your entire video. Moreover, with the help of InVideo, you can also create professional YouTube marketing videos from scratch on this platform. What makes it stand out from the rest is that you can access this online tool even from your tablet and smartphone via a web browser. 

4. IntroChamp

If you are looking for a no-frill option, IntroChamp is here to make the best intros for your YouTube marketing campaign. This online browser application provides you with excellent and eye-catching templates that work well with your marketing theme. You can edit and make changes within any template of your choice. The price for each template is around $4.98, and there are a total of 300 different templates to choose from. 

In addition to this, some of the templates you see on the website are designed by professional videographers, so you can expect the best design and creativity. Once you are done making your YouTube intro, you can download the file and then publish it on your channel manually; there is currently no direct upload option on the website. 

5. Flixpress

Flixpress is another great YouTube intro maker, which allows users to preview the design they have created. Moreover, if you have specific audio in mind to use in the intro, you can use this tool to insert it in the intro effortlessly. The standard format to download the intro is Mp4, but you can choose any other format to download the finished file. 

Conclusion

These were our top picks of the best online YouTube intro makers for your YouTube marketing needs. Before you start creating impressive intros, remember to make sure the intro’s theme suits well with the whole video. Use the best features from these video-makers to ensure that your intro and main videos share a common theme and do not look like separate entities.

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Most brands when they think of social media promotion, they lean towards Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. However, YouTube is one of the most popular social media networks with immense possibilities for increasing brand awareness and driving high-quality traffic to your website. Therefore, it is crucial to plan a business marketing strategy that will help you gain more views on YouTube videos and reach a wider audience. 

Most brands do not understand the aspects of YouTube marketing. They buy YouTube subscribers but forget about nurturing their audience and increasing the engagement rate. In this article, we will show you how to use YouTube for promoting your business. So, let’s get started!

1.Create a YouTube Marketing Strategy 

YouTube is the most engaging social media platform and to gain more views on YouTube videos, is it essential to have a well-planned marketing strategy. Your YouTube marketing strategy should always focus on improving brand awareness and engagement. 

Depending on your business, host live streams, Q/A videos, event recaps, expert interviews, and company announcements. Build trustworthy relationships with your subscribers to generate potential leads and improve conversion rates. 

Plan the Type of Videos you want to Post 

Once you have mapped out your marketing strategy, it is time to plan the type of videos you want to post. There are many video options for different stages of sales funnels such as – 

• At the top of the sales funnel – this area is best for videos that generate brand awareness. Post educational videos, interviews with influencers or leaders in your industry, animated videos, or even documentaries showcasing your business. 
• At the middle of the sales funnel – use videos that nurture the potential lead such as demonstration of what your product can do, and video testimonials of your clients. 

 

3.Include Interactive Call-To-Actions

The whole point of using YouTube for business marketing is to attract viewers and turn them into potential customers. YouTube videos should not be used for direct selling, rather, they should be used for generating high-quality leads. Add links to your website or landing page and ask your audience to visit the link at the end of your video. 

You can also include other call-to-actions to improve your engagement rate. For example, ask your viewers to like or share your video and subscribe to your channel. This will also help you gain more views on YouTube videos. You can even ask them to follow you on other social media networks. 

4.Optimize your YouTube Channel for SEO

YouTube is the second-largest search engine in the world. Therefore, it is crucial to optimize your channel and videos for YouTube search engines. Find good tags and keywords to rank higher on search engine results. There are several factors you must consider for SEO optimization like – 

• Keyword for your YouTube channel – pick a keyword that represents your brand and your video content on YouTube.
• Video headline and description – use relevant keywords in your video headline as well as description to help the audience find your content easily. 
• Video tags should be SEO optimized 
• Watch time – as you improve your watch hours, YouTube promotes your videos to the target audience helping you gain more views on YouTube videos. And the more time viewers spend watching your videos, the higher your video ranked on search results. 
• The number of subscribers – YouTube algorithm looks at the number of new subscribers that join after viewing any of your videos. And as your channel grows, the algorithm promotes your content by ranking it high on search results. 
• Engagement rate is crucial to appear on the search results. Therefore, gain more views on YouTube videos, get more likes, and comments to rank higher on the search results. 

 

5.Manage your YouTube Channel 

YouTube business comes with many management tools that help you keep a track of all the metrics. For example, you can track all of your comments in one place and respond to them. You can also get help from social media management tools to effectively manage your YouTube account. With the help of SMM services, you can pre-moderate comments and decide when to publish them. You can even keep a track of tags or mentions of your business in any other YouTube video or comment and respond to them quickly. 

Conclusion

YouTube counts two billion monthly users worldwide and ranks as the most widely used online video streaming platform in the world. This makes YouTube the most popular social network for promoting your business. YouTube is all about gaining more views on YouTube videos. 

To use YouTube for business marketing, you must first have a solid marketing plan. But YouTube marketing is often overlooked by digital marketers. Most brands find the easy way out and buy YouTube subscribers to build their credibility. However, successful business marketing does not solely focus on the number of subscribers, it also requires audience engagement and interaction. The above methods will guide you to use YouTube effectively for business marketing. 

 

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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way consumers spend money and, as a result, small businesses have also pivoted to meet consumers where they browse, shop and watch. According to a report by SCORE, as reported by Yahoo! Finance, 91 per cent of small businesses will make use of digital marketing this year. Of course, digital marketing is an essential method of promoting a small business, bringing relevant advertising to targeted audiences where they’re already a willing participant — think website marketing, social media marketing and content marketing.

But businesses — especially small businesses such as sole traders and family operations — don’t always have the resources to dedicate to digital marketing. Like a lot of the other things that get done within a small business, the owner or their few colleagues tend to take on many of the tasks required for the running of the operation day to day. With the right knowledge, however, small business owners can delve into the world of digital marketing with limited expenses, and test and learn strategies to promote their business. Knowing how to build an engaged Instagram following is an essential digital marketing tool, as is knowing the ins and outs of running Facebook ads. Engaging with potential customers on these platforms can help a business start to find new sources for sales, build a customer base, and grow in size.

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Most people can only dream about writing a book and making it an Amazon bestseller, but to publish 3 books in 18 months, Mentor more than four thousand entrepreneurs at the International stage, become a jury at IIT Madras’ Entrepreneur fest and a thought leader in Branding and Marketing, its uncanny how Rishabh Marathe has managed to achieve all of this in such a small time frame.

I had nothing common to talk about on family gatherings and so used to keep quiet. This habit made me an introvert and so shy that I felt invisible. I scraped through engineering college and somehow managed an MBA seat, where I found my passion. I used to devour the huge textbooks on marketing and fell in love with the subject.

For the next 14 years I dedicated myself to marketing and slowly started growing my knowledge, working in organizations like Unilever, BIC and Marico and was happy doing what I loved.

But I still felt hollow. This inferiority complex never left my sight and it never made me an outgoing person. Networking was not easy for me still and I still felt like a LOSER.

2 years back I had a moment of epiphany, when I crushed my foot in an exercise machine and I realized in that moment of excruciating pain that life is short and if I don’t chase a mission, I will remain that ordinary person, who no one knew.

My mission is to help 1 million individuals, entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants who struggle to make themselves visible in a cluttered market, rise and shine and become Trusted Authorities in their niche”.

Rishabh’s moment of glory came when he spoke at the “Next MBA” forum in Europe on the same stage that Neil Patel, Martin Lindstrom and huge stalwarts in the Marketing and Branding domain have mentored individuals & Entrepreneurs

Rishabh believes “Your Brand’s Identity is your Reality. So however you position yourself becomes your identity. You can choose to have an identity of a loser or a rebel or change your mirror and change your identity of a person who can make a difference”.

Having impacted more then 10K lives with his work, his ambition is to impact 1 million individuals find that inner voice that makes them achieve the impossible and shine in this world.

Rishabh can be contacted at www.rishabhmarathe.com and his YouTube channel (https://bit.ly/3id7PRc )

His books are available on Amazon -> https://amzn.to/2VMuD2B

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