How Do You Get Your Videos to Rank Well in Video.Google

Hi! :)

Once you have these videos uploaded to VG. (following instructions in my pevious post HERE) how to get them ranking high, so you get the benefits of the links I've added?


First.. the simple ways using some of TVS admin sites.

(a) To comment on this blog below and get links to your videos you must first have a free account at www.blogger.com do this now. takes 2 mins, make the username and password something easy to remember.


go to http://marcdoni.blogspot.com/ and add a comment to any post on this blog, this is a PR 5 blog which means google has ranked this blog highly. So that means your videos will get indexed in the search engines , plus this helps get your videos ranking highly in the video.google.com results.

Click on the comments link

add this , though change the video url with your own and the text with your own



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do the same on these below aswell.. the Higher the PR the better.

try to spread your comments around to the posts with least comments on them etc..

http://invisibleavatar.blogspot.com/ pr 5

http://documenteuse.blogspot.com/ PR 4

http://cardiff-vineyard.blogspot.com/ PR 4

http://salacity.blogspot.com/ pr 5

http://twomorrowsinc.blogspot.com/ PR 4

http://tincanwireless.blogspot.com/ PR 4

http://v7ndotcom-elursrebmem.lastpersonwins.com/ PR 4

You can add your own link to your own blogger blogs to each of these above.


I edited the info here but you can see the original on TVS community forum HERE

To support me please Join TVS from my link:
http://www.thevideosense.com/user/BigMumu/

Watch more UpDates, Thank You! :)

Numa Numa History

Numa Numa (or "the Numa Numa Dance") is an Internet phenomenon based on amateur videos, particularly one by Gary Brolsma, made for the song "Dragostea din tei" by Moldovan pop band O-Zone. It made it into one of the 100 Funniest Moments, broadcast by Channel 4 in the UK.

The phrase "Numa Numa" comes from the chorus of the song, "nu mă, nu mă iei," meaning, roughly, "don't want don't want to take me."

Gary Brolsma

A Flash-based video of American Gary Brolsma lip-synching the song energetically on his webcam brought the Numa Numa phenomenon to the US (video). Brolsma has stated that he first discovered the song in the Japanese flash animation Maiyahi [1] and thought it was Japanese.

In the original video, Brolsma does not finish the entire song, ending at around 1:37.

Brolsma first published his "Numa Numa Dance" on the Newgrounds site on December 6, 2004, where it has since been seen more than 10 million times[2] and copied onto hundreds of other websites and blogs, making it the second-most watched viral video of all time (only losing out to Star Wars kid). He has also received mainstream media coverage from ABC's Good Morning America, NBC's The Tonight Show and VH1's Best Week Ever, and, according to The New York Times, was an "unwilling and embarrassed Web celebrity." He cancelled media appearances, but in September 2006, reappeared with a professionally produced video. This video, titled "New Numa", has appeared on YouTube (posted by Brolsma) and marks the start of a Numa Numa contest. The winner of this contest will receive $25,000.

A story in The Believer (June/July 2006) explores the song's spread and global homogenization, while arguing that Brolsma's video "singlehandedly justifies the existence of webcams . . . It’s a movie of someone who is having the time of his life, wants to share his joy with everyone, and doesn’t care what anyone else thinks."

One version of Brolsma's video also contains some puns, among them pictures of "feta cheese" during the lyric "fericirea" ("happiness") and a LEGO representation of Bob Ross during the singer's words: "sunt eu Picasso" ("it's me, Picasso").

Parodies

The Numa Numa dance is a popular Internet Meme that has spawned many parodies. Many of them are on Newgrounds, Google Video, and YouTube.

Thousands of amateur videos of people recreating the dance have appeared on YouTube.com. A lot of themes have been chosen for Numa Numa parodies. Video game characters have been chosen to be used in parodies, such as Optimus Prime, Mario, Luigi, Godzilla [[3]], River City Ransom, and Homestar Runner. There have also been items used for videos, such as Lego bricks, army men and even a G.I. Joe John F. Kennedy. In addition, Napoleon Dynamite and American Idol have versions. A parody of the infamous "Angry German Kid" video was made including Numa Numa and Star Wars Kid.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, original info HERE

Numa Numa, One of My Favorite Videos ...

It was the 1st video I share on TheVideoSense and it's my favorite, enjoy!

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TheVideoSense - 50% Adsense Revenue For Sharing Your & Others Videos!

Hi Again! :)

Now I'm sharing a program I think great, it will pay you 50% Google Adsense revenue from sharing your videos or others videos:

1. Join TheVideoSense.com Here: http://www.thevideosense.com/user/BigMumu/

2. Create a Google Adsense account by following instructions HERE if you don't have an Adsense account yet.

3. get Embed video codes from Video.Google.com and YouTube.com (so you don't need to upload videos ;))

4. enter the Embed code from video.google.com to your members section of TheVideoSense.com, then the videos will be displayed in your personal page that looks like this:
http://www.thevideosense.com/user/BigMumu/

On the site there are video tutorials & ways to promote your videos:
http://tutorials.thevideosense.com/

Go Here to Register It's 100% Free:
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More UpDates in next articles, once you follow simple steps you will start earning with Google Adsense as I am now, although I'm still completing advanced steps & learning more about how to get the maximum from this ...