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Why YouTube ads win: The top 10 YouTube ads in 2013 [VIDEO]

2013 was a remarkable year for YouTube ads – the entertainment, soft-sell and educational ads have well and truly taken over, while blatant, sales...

How to create and edit videos for the web [ACADEMY COURSE]

Anthill Magazine founder James Tuckerman is a prolific creator of short videos.

He doesn't have a production crew, he doesn't use fancy equipment and he doesn't spend thousands of dollars. Sure, his videos don't have the finesse or Spielberg or the polish of a Coke commercial but they demonstrate authenticity, build loyalty and deliver real commercial outcomes. Best of all most, most of his videos are filmed, edited and published in under an hour.
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How to build a YouTube empire, with Jim Stewart [ACADEMY COURSE]

Here’s a startling fact.

YouTube is now the world’s second biggest search engine, with over three billion videos viewed daily and 48 hours of video content uploaded… every minute! What are you doing to make your claim in the video marketing multiverse?
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How to improve on a viral video, and make the perfect pavlova at the...

Last week a viral video began popping up everywhere - how to separate eggs using a plastic water bottle. It has clocked more than seven million views in one month. Impressive.
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How to price your product or service in 8 steps with...

The world is littered with products that do little more than cover their cost, and underpaid service industry professionals. But there are some entrepreneurs who set their own prices and receive what they ask with apparent ease. Steve Major teaches you how to become one of these entrepreneurs in this 8-step infographic.

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Five essential ingredients for a humming homepage with James Tuckerman [FREE...

Most homepages dedicate too much of their valuable space to predictable and generally unhelpful information, such as the purpose of the business, their products and services, their achievements and needy invitations to ‘buy, buy, buy’ or ‘contact us for a free consultation on no obligation quote’. Effective homepages focus on the needs and wants of the customer.

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New Zealand’s Xero eyes US IPO, further disruption as subscribers increase...

Xero recently held its annual meeting in Wellington, during which the company revealed some interesting details about its future. As has been widely suspected, the...

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