In Part 1 of our coverage of The YouTube Advertiser Playbook , we talked about how businesses need to come up with a plan before shooting a video.

Last week, we covered the extensive first section of the new YouTube Advertiser Playbook .

In this week’s Creator’s Tip video, we talk to Nathan Engels, the creator of www.WeUseCoupons.com and contributor to

YouTube definitely wants you to succeed.

We’ve cracked the code.

What’s Google’s YouTube marketing strategy?

Last week the MyDamnChannel network on YouTube launched the first ever LIVE Internet comedy show. Every Wednesday at 4pm Rachael Hoyt goes live online on their YouTube channel to stream a show that features celebrity guests, premiere clips of other shows on the network, humor, and some audience interaction. On every other weekday the show ...

Is it better to use a single tag for your videos or to use a lot of tags and litter the tag field with as many keywords as you can that are relevant to your video? One of our readers asked us that question in a comment on a previous video and so I posed it to Nalts for his official answer. Click here to watch this video

Every week we try to bring you a cross section of some of the week’s best viral videos from brands and individuals. In most cases, there’s something we can learn and apply to our own video marketing efforts for every one of the examples–though if you’re only watching for fun, and not for any higher learning purpose, it’s fine by me

Today’s big Facebook marketing/advertising event contained a ton of new information for anyone who uses Facebook to reach customers. And Techcrunch pulled out one little nugget that I thought most of you would need or want to see: Only 16% of your Facebook friends, whether you’re an individual or a business, see the things you post on your wall