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Do you think YouTube advertisement is useful?

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Many replies here (for example , , ) correctly point out that YouTube can raise visibility. That answer is incomplete without a short decision framework: define a single campaign objective (brand awareness, consideration, traffic, leads, app installs), pick the ad format that matches that objective, prepare creative that hooks quickly, and instrument tracking so you can measure ROI.

Choose formats by objective: skippable in‑stream (TrueView) and discovery ads for longer messages and consideration; bumper and non‑skippable ads for very short, high-frequency brand hooks; video action or direct‑response settings when the goal is conversions. Match the landing page closely to the ad so visitors complete the intended action rather than bounce.

If you tried ads and saw poor results (as mentioned), check the usual failure points: wrong campaign objective vs landing page, overly broad or poorly refined targeting, creatives without a clear first 5 seconds hook or CTA, lack of conversion tracking, or too-small test budgets. Practical fixes: run a 2–4 week pilot with enough impressions to judge performance, test two creative variants, enable conversion tracking and remarketing, and use in‑market/custom intent audiences rather than only demographic targeting.

Track the right KPIs (view rate, average CPV, CTR to landing page, conversion rate, cost per conversion, and watch time engagement) and make decisions from conversion-based metrics when the goal is sales. Be cautious about third‑party “growth” tools that promise cheap views or subscribers — they often violate YouTube policies and give misleading analytics. Finally, combine paid ads with simple channel SEO: clear titles, descriptive text, captions/transcripts, and custom thumbnails to improve organic discoverability as suggested.

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Member Avatar for Black White

I agree with your query and moreover,it is called video marketing in web site promotion and easily familiar with this method.

Member Avatar for MaryDD

Yes, it is useful if you have any video site.

Member Avatar for edith135

hi
yes,youtube is useful for advertisement.

Member Avatar for dornaled

yes,youtube advertisement is well.

Member Avatar for edith135

sure youtube is useful for advertisement and SEO is best for all .

Member Avatar for LABC

You know I've never even considered it yet. But considering how much traffic the site receives I think it would be very beneficial.

Member Avatar for qlipboard

Yes, definitely YouTube advertisement is useful. It is a positive way for promoting your business and to increase the number of visitors to your site.

Member Avatar for wynn455

I've been trying it, But not much luck with it :(

Member Avatar for nquinlan

YouTube can be useful from an SEO perspective as Google likely uses video views as a ranking factor for pages, because it is a social indicator.
Another benefit of YouTube is that it can help with SERP (search engine result page) result saturation, because Google will frequently pull videos and put them in the organic search, therefor giving you another outlet for potential customers to see your brand.

Member Avatar for pgmco

Yes it is good for many reasons.

1. Tons of people use youtube

2. It helps in the overall aspect of SEO

Member Avatar for netvani

Video marketing is really effective. You can place your promotions and other advertisement there. And also, it is more convenient to watch advertisements than to read it.

Member Avatar for candyfist

Well Youtube has a program called Tubetoolbox and it is the best program out of all programs I've used. It can help you with getting subscribers, friends, video views you name it and the best thing is its 9.99 a month.
Here's the link

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It's useful if you know how to use it correctly.

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