With more and more people viewing videos on their mobile devices, it's becoming more and more important for video producers to ensure that their content is optimized for mobile viewing. Not just in how the videos are formatted, the bitrate it uses, or the video dimensions, but in how we shoot and edit our video so it's a positive experience on tiny Android, iPhone, iPod, and iPad screens and displays

We're all pretty familiar with YouTube's subscription feature that lets viewers easily subscribe to our channels and new content we upload here to YouTube, but what if most of our audience is outside of YouTube? What if YouTube subscribers isn't really the best option for our video content

Sometimes it's difficult to get views from inside the crowded space of YouTube, so looking outside YouTube can sometimes be an effective way to get targeted viewers to your videos from your niche to discover your content. In this week's Creator's Tip video we give you a strategy for how to approach blogs, forums, and other niche websites to help you promote your videos to their readers and audience.

We've gone over some of the new design changes to YouTube's channels, video Manager, homepage and more in past episodes.

This week our Creator's Tip helps video producers understand how to use YouTube and Google's keyword suggestion tools for determining what videos to make for their niche and audience. It also helps online video creators know how to best title and tag their videos in order to gain maximum exposure and discoverability in search engines with some video SEO best practices and tips

This week we feature a Creator's Tip from one of you all, the viewers and readers of ReelSEO.com! Steven Washer recently won a video contest through ReelSEO.com sharing his tip for video creators about why it's important for video creators to connect with their audience's needs, fears, hopes and dreams. He explains that this is a much more effective way to reach a few, targeted viewers than trying to get hundreds of thousands of views on a video with an audience that cares nothing about your product or service.

For last week’s Creator’s Tip, we looked at how to use online video to drive traffic to your website. If you haven’t seen that video yet, it is somewhat of a precursor to this video, so watch it here first .

If you’re a small business, a large business, or just a guy with a blog, using online video can be an effective way to drive traffic to your website from YouTube. In this week’s Creator’s Tip episode, I share 4 ways video producers can use online video to send new visitors to their websites. How To Drive Traffic To Your Website From YouTube – A Tutorial Click here to watch the video.

YouTube Annotations are an important tool for any online video producer on YouTube, but many people either don’t know how to use them nor use them well. This is not a tutorial on how to create annotations on your videos — there are plenty of those around on YouTube already.

This week’s Creator’s Tip shows you how to change your YouTube channel URL! Maybe you’re stuck with a channel name you don’t really like anymore, but all your videos, views and subscribers are on it already. How can you change your existing channel name to something else on YouTube?