Video content is growing rapidly, it’s estimated that there will be 1 million minutes worth of video per second by 2020. In digital marketing, businesses are beginning to shift their marketing focus from blog posts to videos because of its effectiveness.
Multiple studies have shown that videos can boost web traffic, Google page rankings, user engagement, and conversion rates. Consumers are also 12 times more likely to share a video than any other type of content.
When talking about video sharing platforms, YouTube is the first site to come to mind. It’s not strange considering that YouTube is the biggest video sharing and second-largest website in the world, just behind Google.
However, not all kinds of videos are on YouTube. In this article, we’ll take a good look at 10 video-sharing websites as YouTube alternatives. These platforms have their own niche that makes them unique in their own way.
#1. Vimeo
Vimeo is a video sharing website that’s similar to YouTube, except that it offers higher quality videos using 4k Ultra HD. It’s also an ad-free platform, unlike YouTube, to make sure that the viewers can focus on watching the videos without any distractions. Vimeo is the best place for video-makers to share their high-quality videos with others.
However, just like any plat… Read More