Mark R Robertson: ReelSEO Author
Mark Robertson is the Founder and Publisher of ReelSEO, an online information resource dedicated to the fusion of video, technology, social media, search, and internet marketing. He is a professional online video marketing consultant and video marketing expert, popular speaker, and considered to be a passionate leader within the online video and search marketing industries.

Recent Posts by Mark R Robertson:
This 2010 Streaming Media West conference is fast approaching and the Online Video Plaform Summit will make a return this year as well. Events for the show feature a Google TV keynote from Rishi Chandra, a Keynote from Jennifer Taylor, Adobe Rich Media Solutions and ...
How do you create and submit a Video Sitemap to Google for Video SEO? How can you attempt to get your videos indexed into Google video, web, and universal search? These questions and more were answered in ReelSEO's recent webinar: "Make Your Videos Discoverable – ...
YouTube knows that their future success lies in the success of their current users. If they want to be profitable, they need all their users to do well and enjoy the experience—not just the viewers, but the advertisers and partners as well. If YouTube video ...
Chris is taking the weekend off to catch up on some technical things (really he's just fiddling with computer hardware, playing video games and catching up on sleep) so I'm here to cover for him. This week saw a lot of talk about Apple TV ...
So, you're thinking about adding product videos to your ecommerce site. Once you've made your decision you'll quickly realize there are a fair deal of things you need to consider in terms of the implementation of your video solution. In order to help you figure ...
As I mentioned previously, Google is pushing hard to let people know that video sitemaps are the way to go when looking to get video into Google's search results. And I am happy to report to you that video sitemaps DO work for Vimeo videos.
One of the ways that major websites test possible new layouts and features is through random select live testing--where only a handful of users are shown the new look while the rest of the public sees the familiar one. And I think that may be ...
Last month, I told you that Google is putting additional efforts into instructing publishers of the benefits of Google's video sitemaps. It is nice to see that Google is also running some PPC ads to promote Video SEO. Since the start of ReelSEO, I've been ...
Last week, we held our second ReelSEO webinar event titled, "Dive Into HTML5 Video - Learn From The Masters." The webinar was a great success and we had more than 1100 attendees join us for the first hour with more than 500 remaining online past ...
You know your computer technology-focused industry is uber-popular when it makes the frames of Dilbert. And so, we now have proof that viral is the way to go. Right Dogbert? In the strip published yesterday, Dilbert is asked to approve a viral video marketing project.
Last month, I interviewed Matt Cutts, Principal Engineer at Google, on the subject of Google Video Sitemaps. Matt told us that Google was starting to take a much closer look at video sitemaps and he advised that all video publishers begin to explore video sitemaps. Today, ...
A few weeks back, I mentioned that YouTube and Google were 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. In this post, I would like show ...
Last week I had the privilege of speaking, along with Lane Shackleton of YouTube, at the Dallas Fort Worth Search Marketing Association. The topic was YouTube - why YouTube, and how to market YouTube videos, optimize YouTube videos, and advertise video content on YouTube so ...
YouTube has already started transcoding video to the new WebM/VP8 codec but you can't access it. Or can you? YouTube is already working on integrating WebM into their ongoing HTML 5 efforts and if you join in the fun you can experience it for yourself.
Last week, at the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle, I had the pleasure of meeting Matt Cutts, Principal Engineer and head of Google's web spam team. Matt is a well-known figure in the SEO community and often advises the public on how to get better visibility ...