#Vimeo link google ad

[beenasarwar]

Google's tearjerker 'Reunion' ad, and the 'Milne Do' campaign

“Reunion“, the moving, well made little video released by Google today is going viral. And it’s not just the one ad, there’s a playlist of five in the series – ‘fennel’, ‘cricket’, ‘Anarkali’, and ‘sugar-free’. If it doesn’t move you, you’ve got a heart of stone. And if oh, it was that easy. A still from the Google ‘Reunion’; film’ ad For Pakistanis and Indians to get visas to visit each…

[pink-evilette]

🍒 Free Movies/TV Masterlist ♡

I wanted to put this list together for people looking for new stuff to watch, who don't have access to streaming services/cable tv, or just anyone looking for free entertainment - I've got you covered. ♡

As someone who loves movies I am always looking for new things to watch, so I have collected many links and playlists over the years and wanted to share them for all of you today! ♡

YouTube Playlist (currently contains over 200 films, short films and documentaries curated by me, I've seen a lot of these and would recommend them!)

Internet Archive Favourites (a list of movies I have either watched or are on my to-watch list on Internet Archive)

Vimeo (a great place to find short films and to support artists directly)

Google Drive (searching "movie name" + Google Drive can sometimes yield results for full films)

My5 (free with ads ~ UK only)

ITVX (free movies and TV shows with ads ~ UK only)

BBC iPlayer (free movies and TV without ads ~ UK only)

All4 (free movies and TV with ads ~ UK only)

Tubi (biggest site for free movies/shows ~ USA only)

Vudu (has media to rent and buy but also a catalogue of free stuff too ~ USA only)

PlutoTV (free live TV and on demand movies and shows ~ has a lot of low-budget content so good for if you want to watch something different)

Plex (free live TV and on demand movies and shows)

Roku (accessible via a Roku device, SkyQ and NowTV)

WeDoTV (free with ads, this one has an amazing selection with many hidden gems)

Top Documentary Films (documentaries for free, mainly embedded from YouTube)

Filmzie (good for indie films, and the ads pay the filmmakers directly!)

[blorbocedes]

How did you actually came across the bbc rpf movie? Curious to know

so i use duckduckgo as my phones search engine and i was looking up young lewis and nico for a previous ask (that was about their 2000 karting championship). during that search i came across this picture

I knew that's not young lewis or nico, so it caught my interest. what was even more interesting was when i clicked on the link it takes you to this

and that picture in the preview is nowhere in this article.

i went on google search to find the picture by searching the keywords of the article but it didn't show up on google, which means the DDG version was showing an older cached version of the article

because DDG doesn't have reverse image search, i save the pic and look it up on google. and it had only 2 direct matches a bunch of just kids karting toys ads

the first website linked to this forum. Not super helpful, the person posting thought the unicycling pic and this pic are both baby brocedes. NOT! a real scholar

the twitter link was interesting because it linked directly to a bbc article. but the bbc article didn't exist anymore

but narrowing down the timeline helped! 22nd Nov 2014, a quick google search was Abu Dhabi 2014. and the other reference of bbc. so i went through the archives of blogs that used to be active in 2014 in hopes they posted this, but that was a bust.

then i searched other fan forums with the keywords "bbc" "Hamilton Rosberg" "Abu Dhabi 2014" "children" and came across this Reddit post

child actors!!! that must be it! and a YouTube link, by god I've done it

😐

but i knew the most important part. bbc race intro! that's where it's from!! a lot of dailymotion and vimeo reuploaded old f1 stuff without getting copystriked and armed with my keywords i was going through it

this was uploaded 9 years ago with 1.3k views. but the quality is shit and there is no sound 😬😬 but it's proof the video I'm looking for exists 🥹 and delving down through YouTube's abysmal search

I finally find it. then at 95 views. my white whale

so yeah, that's how i came across the brocedes rpf film lol!

[vidding]

VidRecs.com

The first rule of the Rec Club is that you talk about VidRecs.com.

The second rule of the Rec Club is that you hit the reblog button "as hard as you can."

The third rule of the Rec Club is that if you become member you have to rec.

VidRecs.com is a fan created project one stop shop for all your vid recs. Yeah, I got the domain. The passion didn't stop there. Vid Recs deserve a better place than our selective memories and random bookmarks on the internet. "What kind of features should a site called VidRecs.com have?" Remember, you wanted this.

A spot to put a blurb about why you recced/love the vid.

A recs page to showcase both You Tube & Vimeo recs in one spot.

The ability to rec vids with just the Video URL

A way to give proper credit to the original uploader & their description.

A profile page with my avatar and cover image

A profile page with my social network links if I want others to find elsewhere.

A way to find vid recs site-wide by fandom.

Had enough? No?

If the rec is on AO3 a comment button can be added to redirect viewers to the AO3 Comment page

On request you can get your own VidRecs.com profile URL (i.e. "VidRecs.com/yourfandomname" so viewers go directly to your rec page.

Everything you rec is automatically added to an automatically generated profile playlist so viewers can view it as a playlist.

You can create playlists using both your recs and recs of any other members on site.

You can sign up using Tumblr, Discord, Google or the regular email password combo.

Still not impressed. Gee, you're a tough cookie

You can rec vids directly from You Tube or Vimeo.

You can make your vid recs private to logged in users only.

You can make your vid recs private to only those who subscribe to your channel.

No ads!

You need a video overview? There is one below.

It's nearing the end of the year. It's so easy to forget vids you've enjoyed without a reliable place not only to reference but also share them with others. This can be what you want it to be. The groundwork has been done and it's still a work in progress but a lot closer to the ideal than most. All that's missing is a whole bunch of people willing the rec things and the site. Yeah, go ahead and rec the site. 😀

Membership is currently by approval. If you would like to speed things up just contact us at contactus@vidrecs.com. We are working on a way to make the registration process a lot more streamlined. Enough works now about the site to begin using it and if you run into any issues let us know. Thank you! Rec often. Rec hard. Our memories can fail us, and the internet is not reliable.

Additionally, there is also a greater chance vids recced here will be archived in case something happens to them in the future, but I am sure you are ll familiar with that. Reccing can be a democratic process that raises awareness about what should be archived or at least we hope.

Like projects like this?

Follow us for Vidding and archiving related posts.

Like this post and help raise awareness about stuff like this.

Invest some time to assist in any projects you find interesting and see opportunities where you can contribute.

Patron - Become a patron for as low as $1, $2, $3, or $5 a month to support this kind of work. Patreon.com/vidding. We know the AO3 Fundraising drive started today. Please consider us as another way to support vidding-related efforts. 😍💗😍💝

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[unreleasedtaylorsongs]

Hey so, don’t do this!

I’m not dropping their URLs for obvious reasons (They’re both clearly newly made blogs anyway, possibly because they knew what they were doing was rude) but this is the absolute WORST attitude to have. There is so much to unpack here. and it’s kind of a bit comical. This got kind of long, so I’m putting the rest under a cut.

First off, just because you used the word ‘please’ does not mean you’re being nice or have any manners whatsoever. Second, asking a stranger you never talked to before for something, giving them a deadline of a few days, then telling them to ‘be quick’ and that you ‘need’ something from them is actually so so so insane. I learned that lesson when I was twelve, the first year I had access to the internet. Technically, I learned it before then, because the same rules apply in real life. You don’t talk to strangers that way in real life. Too many people online have this idea that societal rules, general kindness and basic empathy don’t apply once they go online, and it’s one of the worst things that has ever happened to the internet. Also, what the hell do you ‘need’ unreleased demos for? Like, genuinely. I can’t even come up with anything as a joke. And uh, “Girl I know you’re active.” Huh??? I don’t care that you know I’m active, I’m not giving you anything regardless of how chronically online I am since you came off so harsh and demanding right from the start. For the next message, I’m assuming they meant ‘pick up the pace’ which, again, is demanding something from a complete stranger who owes you nothing. So no, I’m not giving anything to anyone who feels entitled enough to demand something from a stranger so brazenly. No one in the unreleased community, or any community I can think of, is willing to share things that they have spent years collecting to someone who demands like this.

As for the second person, I’ll admit, I at least have to admire their dedication. A few messages (the screenshot doesn’t show all of them) spanning across two and a half weeks before they eventually gave up. Kind of like a crazy guy on Tinder constantly messaging someone who has ghosted them due to their obsessive behavior. And that’s what this is! Obsessive behavior! I get being obsessed with Taylor Swift and her unreleased stuff; I am too! But it is not normal to demand for someone’s entire library that they spent over a decade collecting, especially someone that you have never messaged before.

I’d like to add: I know I don’t own any of Taylor’s demos. None of the live recordings, remixes, unreleased, demos, or anything of the sort are truly mine. But that does not mean I didn’t put effort into getting them. So much of my library is ripped from YouTube way back in 2013 with a YouTube to MP3 converter, then dragging it into iTunes and editing the metadata track by track, then photoshopping and editing pictures so I can make album covers for them. Some of my audios are from Vimeo (does that even still exist?) and converted into MP3s. Some of my library is downloaded from Tumblr also over ten years ago from blogs that have since been deactivated. Some of my library comes from sketchy MediaFire files that I had to go through one of those weird shortened links that redirect you to the actual download page. I’ve used so many ad blockers and malware protection programs over the years to get so much into my library. And it’s not even easy to share either. Obviously it’s copyrighted, and although I have a personal Google Drive I keep a ton of backups in for half of the files on my computer, I don’t want that to get taken down if I share music through it, and it would. Even websites like Mega eventually (slowly) catches on and deletes your files and gives you a warning. A few of those and your account is gone.

I’m not trying to be rude, but I’m not rewarding awful behavior. I’ve done enough of that and have learned my lesson. I hope these kinds of people can learn, too. I truthfully think these kinds of people should spend a year or so doing it themselves: scouring the internet for carefully guarded files, having to go through the trial and error of this sort of hobby, having to go through the whole ‘malware or audio file’ game, possibly having people say they want to be friends with you just for them to leave once you send what you’ve collected. My point is that it’s not effortless. You do not google ‘Taylor Swift unreleased download’ and get everything I or other collectors have. And you do not get anything from said collectors by stalking their account to see if they’re active and telling them to ‘pick up the pace’ when they don’t send it in the time you allocated for them without their agreement. Just be respectful to those you want something from. Don’t use people. Be compassionate and considerate. Don’t be like… this.

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[batlleonafc]

Hello!. I am trying to watch the Alexia Labor Omnia Vincit documentary, and it tells me that the video has already been blocked, could you share the content with me again? Thank you.

Hey, I added Google Drive links (hope they work), I need to look into my the vimeo links aren't working. But for now you should be able to watch the documentary.

[theelusivepoetalien]

Okay so it's a great day to go see if something like Khan Academy or other freebie learning zone has a Computer Networking 101. Turns out KhanAcademy.org is still free for now. I'm sure it mines the hell out of your data like anything else. I use one of my like 10 google logins. Did you know you didn't used to have a phone number to get a gmail address? There are still some e-mail services that don't require phone numbers, though they have different limitations and uses. Becoming a suite was quite another magnitude for a login. Anyway, someone tag me if we need the article on Other Email Services. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/basics-computer-networking/ ^This doesn't require a log in. I'm probably going to try to find a couple amusing videos. Like probably from youtube, unless I can find something on vimeo or the fediverse. A lot of this is learning how the internet goes. It teaches The Names and Commands of The Internet. Sort of like programing languages like C(++++?) and Python are Vocabulary and Grammar for Taming Your Processor. I'll reblog with more related links as I add to my Updated Study Library. My current aims include: > getting competent in basic LAN and internetwork administration > continuing to munch on html and CSS -- //Every time I get used to a service, it disappears or monetizes out of my budget or fills up with ads until it stops working.// I think I can make an ugly tack board and file server for my household. Also it's really satisfying -- like painting with puzzle pieces. > web hosting so there is somewhere to put it > uh taking screenshots and making posts about better net navigation and building skills to improve awareness? And of course: https://www.myabandonware.com/browse/theme/typing-29/ A bunch of typing games so old that no one cares. If you're willing to go with lowtech graphics to skip modern spyware and webtracking, it's honestly a fun little ride. Learning to type physical conditioning. However you make 15-30 minutes almost every day good and fun for yourself. (Sometimes 2d alien fun for points is enough, ya?) Yeah, those are for windows. Most macintosh users these days can maybe blow a few currency on a indie app, eh? Linux users -- you already know how to use freeware and honestly I'm not expecting to be read by a lot of linux users on this thread. (@ me for linux introductions ig too) Android? Basically in the same app boat as mac... Shout up for android power user info, like sideloading but... I haven't been browsing the indie APKs or the flash community in ages.

And uh, get a keyboard. bluetooth is fine for a while and better for someone trying to start this kind of project on a phone or a tablet. If someone is sticking to typing games for a few weeks or several, it might be worth considering getting a corded keyboard -- Anyone who is topping over 45wpm and heading for 60+ will find that bluetooth keyboards may not keep up with that leveled up meat input. (I can type around 90wpm or so when I'm on a roll and get frustrated pretty quickly.) Most Importantly: SAVE YOUR PROGRESS (u matter), & Look It Up before you Give It Up.

another thought about "gen z and gen alpha don't know how to use computers, just phone apps" is that this is intentionally the direction tech companies have pushed things in, they don't want users to understand anything about the underlying system, they want you to just buy a subscription to a thing and if it doesn't do what you need it to, you just upgrade to the more expensive one. users who look at configuration files are their worst nightmare

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In the modern world of digital content, videos are among the most engaging and shareable forms of media. Whether it's for entertainment, education, or marketing, videos are everywhere. With the rise of platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, and social media sites, sharing videos has become as easy as clicking a button. One of the simplest ways to share videos is by using a URL to video.

In this article, we’ll explore what a URL to video is, why it’s important, and how you can effectively use it to share or embed videos across various platforms.

What is a URL to Video?

A URL to video is a web address that directly links to a video file or a page hosting a video. This URL can be copied and shared with others, allowing them to watch the video without needing to download or upload it themselves. For example, when you click on a YouTube video, the link you see in your browser’s address bar is the URL to video. This URL will direct anyone who clicks on it to the exact video you wish to share.

The concept is simple, yet the use cases are vast. Whether you’re embedding a video in a blog post, sharing a video via email, or linking to it on social media, the URL to video serves as the gateway for others to access the content.

Why is the URL to Video Important?

Easy Sharing Across Platforms The URL to video provides an effortless way to share video content. Unlike traditional media files that need to be downloaded, a URL can be sent via a text message, email, or social media in a fraction of the time.

Embedding in Websites or Blogs When you want to embed a video in your blog post or website, the URL to video is essential. Platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, and others provide embeddable URLs that allow your website visitors to watch videos directly on your page without leaving your site.

Cross-Platform Access By sharing a URL to video, the video becomes accessible on a variety of devices, from computers to smartphones and tablets. It ensures that users from all over the world can watch the video, regardless of what device or operating system they are using.

SEO Benefits Videos are incredibly important for SEO, and using a URL to video effectively can boost your site’s ranking. When embedding videos with the proper URL, it helps improve user engagement, which is a key ranking factor for search engines like Google.

How to Share a URL to Video

Sharing a URL to video is easy, but how you share it can impact its effectiveness. Here’s a quick guide on how to do it:

Copying the URL To get the URL to video, simply open the video on the platform of your choice (e.g., YouTube, Vimeo, or any other platform). Right-click the video or click the share button to copy the URL.

Sharing via Social Media On platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (via stories or bio links), simply paste the URL to video in your post or comment. The platform will often automatically generate a preview of the video for better engagement.

Embedding in Web Content For blogs or websites, the URL to video can often be embedded directly by using an iframe code or a dedicated embed option provided by the video platform. This allows users to watch the video without leaving your page.

Using a URL Shortener If the URL to video is long or cumbersome, consider using a URL shortener like Bitly or TinyURL. This will create a more compact, shareable link that’s easier to use in emails or on social media.

Best Practices for Using a URL to Video

Choose the Right Platform The platform you use to host your video will affect how users interact with the URL to video. Platforms like YouTube and Vimeo offer robust video players, captions, and customizable options, making them excellent choices for sharing and embedding videos.

Ensure Accessibility Ensure that your video is accessible to all users. This includes adding captions, subtitles, or audio descriptions where possible. A URL to video that is accessible will reach a broader audience, including those with disabilities.

Track Analytics Many video hosting platforms provide analytics tools that allow you to track who’s viewing your video and how they’re interacting with it. Use these insights to improve your future video content and sharing strategies.

Stay within Platform Guidelines Every platform has its own set of rules for sharing and embedding videos. Be sure to read and follow these guidelines to avoid any issues with your video being removed or blocked.

Conclusion

A URL to video is a powerful tool for sharing, embedding, and tracking video content across the web. Whether you’re a content creator, marketer, or just someone who enjoys sharing videos with friends, mastering the use of URL to video can save you time and help you reach a larger audience. By understanding the best practices for sharing and embedding, you can maximize the impact of your videos and make them easier for others to enjoy.

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1. Optimize Video Titles and Descriptions

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Use relevant keywords in your video title to improve visibility.

Keep titles engaging but concise to encourage clicks.

Ensure that descriptions are detailed and contain keywords related to the video topic.

Include links to relevant web pages or other videos to enhance user experience and engagement.

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3. Add Subtitles and Closed Captions

Subtitles and closed captions not only make videos more accessible to a wider audience, including those with hearing impairments, but they also contribute to video SEO. Search engines cannot "watch" videos, but they can "read" captions and subtitles.

Adding subtitles can improve your video’s ranking by allowing search engines to better understand the content.

Use accurate transcriptions to ensure that keywords and phrases from the video are captured.

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4. Optimize for Mobile Users

With mobile devices accounting for more than half of all internet traffic, it’s essential to optimize videos for mobile users. Videos that load slowly or are not mobile-friendly can lead to a drop in rankings and user engagement.

Ensure your videos are responsive and can be viewed easily on mobile devices.

Compress video files to reduce load times without sacrificing quality.

Host videos on platforms like YouTube or Vimeo that are optimized for mobile viewing.

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Conduct keyword research to identify the terms your audience is searching for.

Use keywords naturally in your video title, description, and tags.

Incorporate long-tail keywords that are relevant to your video content.

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Embedding videos on your website or blog can help boost overall SEO performance. When videos are added to web pages, they can increase user engagement, encourage visitors to spend more time on the site, and reduce bounce rates.

Include videos on high-traffic pages to boost page rankings.

Ensure embedded videos are relevant to the content of the page.

Use video sitemaps to help search engines discover and index your videos.

Videos can also help your content rank in Google's blended search results, giving your website an additional visibility boost.

7. Encourage Engagement and Social Sharing

Search engines prioritize content that users engage with, so encouraging viewers to like, share, and comment on your videos is an essential part of video SEO.

Include a call to action (CTA) in your video encouraging viewers to subscribe, comment, or share.

Use social media platforms to promote your videos and increase visibility.

Create shareable content that resonates with your target audience, increasing the likelihood of organic shares.

The more engagement your video generates, the higher its chances of ranking well on both search engines and video platforms.

Conclusion

The rise of video SEO offers tremendous opportunities for businesses to reach broader audiences and increase their digital presence. From optimizing titles and descriptions to creating engaging thumbnails and incorporating keywords, video SEO requires a strategic approach. Collaborating with an experienced SEO Singapore agency can help businesses navigate the complexities of video optimization and capitalize on the growing trend of video content consumption. By following these best practices, businesses can ensure their videos not only engage viewers but also rank highly on search engines, driving traffic and boosting conversions.

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The narrative here is a bit more complex than you're giving it credit for. What I'm about to say is not meant to defend or accuse anyone here, just to set the record straight. Ads annoy the shit out of me too, but there's a reason we've started seeing so many of them.

First of all: The Internet is not free. I'm sorry, but it's not. Hosting video on the Internet in particular is extremely not free. Servers cost money, IT folks and developers cost money, memory costs a loooot of money, bandwidth costs money, and on the scale at which YouTube operates in order to serve you and billions of other people 4K 60fps video the instant you click a link, all over the world? The ELECTRICITY to keep the servers powered on is a significant amount of money. This money has to come from somewhere.

The traditional structure under which the tech industry has operated for a long time has been venture capital. You have a great idea for an app but no funding? You go talk to some guy in Palo Alto who is richer than God and makes his money make more money by loaning it to folks whose ideas he thinks will be profitable long-term. He gives you the money you need to get your app big enough to get noticed; the app is bought by a larger company on the assumption it will be able to help them profit (or, very rarely, taken to an IPO); and the money earned in this sale or IPO is used to pay the venture capital guy back with interest and (sometimes) make you rich enough to join him.

This is what happened with YouTube. Like a surprising number of early social media sites, they started as a more complex take on a dating site, but quickly pivoted direction when they realized there was a much larger market on the 2005 internet that would respond to "we will host your videos for free." (see paragraph 2. For those who don't remember the 2005 internet - being able to download 30 second clips of 240p video meant you were living pretty high on the hog. Anything longer that wasn't a torrent was probably a Flash animation - recreated by your computer using a set of assets and instructions and a specialized plugin that ran in your browser, rather than downloaded frame by frame and assembled into video.) Google bought them in 2008 and - here's the thing - has run the division at a loss since then.

So - While the vast majority of tech startups have a sale to a larger company as an end goal, there is that small percentage that make an IPO and start publicly trading on the stock exchange instead. These are your Googles and your Facebooks, the companies which will be buying the smaller startups that are looking to sell. The folks who run these companies largely grew up in the 80s and 90s when Walmart and other big box stores were marching across the US swallowing every independent competitor, and their business model borrows a lot from Walmart:

- Find a market you think will be profitable (for Walmart this is a geographical location; for a tech company it's a new - or newly acquired - service)

- Deliberately operate at a loss in this market until you have driven the competition out of business or created a barrier to entry so high that no competition would be stupid enough to challenge you. (For Walmart, this meant offering a far wider range of product than the local general store or five and dime, as well as hardware, furniture, entertainment, etc. at rock bottom "rollback" prices until all of those stores in the area closed. For this tech example, it's hosting video - and so much of it, at such high quality - that the idea of looking anywhere other than YouTube for independently made, free to watch, long form content is basically a punchline. Where are you gonna go - Vimeo?)

- Then and only then, start extracting the actual price for the product from the consumer. (For Walmart this meant jacking up prices, lowering the production quality of the house brands, and ceasing to offer some products which didn't sell well even if they were the only retailer in the area that still sold them. For tech companies it means subscription models and - more importantly, since people who are used to getting something for free won't be happy to start paying for it - nightmarish amounts of ads and paid content, and ever-tightening restrictions on getting around them.)

- Turn a profit or back out of the venture (by closing the store or sunsetting the service).

YouTube is at stage 3 and has been for a while now. Google would like for them to be a profitable stage 4. Unfortunately for Google, there is so much precious data on YouTube now that even they could not escape sunsetting it with their reputation intact, so they only have one path out of 3.

The pandemic changed the Internet a LOT. Far more education, socialization, entertainment, etc. occurs there now than pre-2020. Stockholders are expecting dividends that reflect this. My guess would be that this has led Google to see how far they can push YouTube toward a #4 and if it will actually be profitable before they break the userbase, alongside their broader push to nullify adblock in Chrome (USE FFX for the love of all that's pure and holy)

I'm not really sure what else to say here. This is the sort of thing that would take mass action and probably a fundamental shift in how Western capitalism operates to reverse at this point. YouTube are not going to give up without a fight, and if they do, a lot of people risk the loss of livelihoods, important resources, and precious memories. You can play around with the algorithm and see if you can get it to treat you better by closing the app or tab immediately any time you are served an ad. But don't expect that to be a long term solution.

This is depressing, but it's not just that one guy in some office got greedy. It's a keeping the lights on thing. Venture capital has tightened its fists so we're going to see more of this enshittification capitalism soon unless we deliberately put the brakes on it at the government regulations level. This video from Cory Doctorow is, while not a be all end all, at least somewhere concrete to start:

doesn't it piss you off corporations act like you were born to see ads. why it's so bad for trying to escape them??? the way it's okay for websites to make ads sooo annoying you feel like you have no choice but buy premium. and even then you can't escape ad reads. i don't want to waste hours of my life skipping ads. finding the x button. or being woken by an ad that pops at the end of 3 hours long white noise video. using spotify without premium is a nightmare. i hate how ads are everywhere and somehow it's normal to say 'if you don't want to see ads on youtube and use adblock then you're stealing from them!' what. i'm gonna install adblock on every computer elders in my family use as a preventive measure bc too many websites put ads in between news articles!!!

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Key Components of Digital Marketing

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Definition: The practice of optimizing websites to rank higher in search engine results pages (SERPs) to increase organic (non-paid) traffic.

Key Aspects: Keyword research, on-page SEO, off-page SEO, technical SEO.

Content Marketing

Definition: Creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and engage a clearly defined audience.

Formats: Blog posts, articles, infographics, videos, ebooks, podcasts.

Social Media Marketing

Definition: Using social media platforms to promote products, services, or brands.

Major Platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest.

Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising

Definition: A model of internet marketing where advertisers pay a fee each time their ad is clicked.

Common Platforms: Google Ads, Bing Ads, social media ads (Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads).

Email Marketing

Definition: Sending commercial messages to a group of people via email to promote products or services.

Components: Newsletters, promotional campaigns, personalized emails.

Affiliate Marketing

Definition: A performance-based marketing strategy where businesses reward affiliates for driving traffic or sales through the affiliate's marketing efforts.

Key Elements: Affiliate networks, tracking, commissions.

Influencer Marketing

Definition: Collaborating with influencers—individuals with a large following on social media—to promote products or services.

Types of Influencers: Mega-influencers, macro-influencers, micro-influencers, nano-influencers.

Video Marketing

Definition: Using videos to promote and market products or services, increase engagement, and educate customers.

Platforms: YouTube, Vimeo, social media stories, live streaming.

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Top High DA PA Websites for Organic Backlink Creation

Here are introductions of around 50 words for each website along with their specifications for SEO:

1. Facebook - The largest social media platform with over 2.9 billion monthly active users. Provides opportunities for building backlinks through posts, pages, and groups. Backlinks are no-follow.

2. Twitter - A popular microblogging platform with over 330 million active users. Allows sharing posts with hashtags and links, helping build backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

3. Instagram - A widely used image and video-sharing social network with over 1 billion monthly active users. Backlinks can be added to bio, but are no-follow.

4. Pinterest - A visual discovery engine with over 450 million monthly active users. Pinning images with links can help gain backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

5. Tumblr - A microblogging and social networking platform with over 465 million blogs. Offers do-follow backlinks, beneficial for SEO.

6. LinkedIn - A professional networking platform with over 800 million members. Creating a company page and sharing content can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

7. YouTube - The second-largest search engine and a massive video sharing platform. Embedding links in video descriptions can provide backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

8. Quora - A popular question-and-answer platform. Answering relevant questions with links can build contextual backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

9. Reddit - A massive online community and content aggregator. Submitting quality content with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

10. Medium - A popular online publishing platform with over 100 million monthly active readers. Publishing quality content with links can earn backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

11. WordPress - A widely used content management system and blogging platform. Hosting a blog on WordPress can provide opportunities for backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

12. TripAdvisor - A leading travel platform with over 859 million monthly unique visitors. Listing businesses and attractions can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

13. Google My Business - Google's local business listing service. Claiming and optimizing a business listing can provide a do-follow backlink.

14. Yelp - A popular local business review platform with over 142 million monthly unique visitors. Claiming a business listing can offer a backlink. Backlink type varies.

15. Flickr - A widely used online photo management and sharing platform. Uploading images with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

16. Wix - A popular website builder with over 200 million registered users. Creating a free website can provide a do-follow backlink.

17. Vimeo - A video-sharing platform with over 200 million users. Embedding links in video descriptions can offer backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

18. DailyMotion - A video-sharing site with over 300 million monthly users. Adding links to channel pages can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

19. MetaCafe - A video and picture sharing platform with a high domain authority. Uploading content with links can provide backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

20. Quora - A question-and-answer website with over 300 million monthly visitors. Answering questions with contextual links can build backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

21. Reddit - An online community with over 430 million monthly active users. Submitting links and content can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

22. Medium - An online publishing platform with over 100 million monthly readers. Publishing articles with links can earn backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

23. Blogger - A popular blogging platform owned by Google. Creating a free blog and adding links can provide backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

24. WordPress - A widely used content management system and blogging platform. Self-hosted WordPress sites can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

25. Wattpad - A storytelling platform with over 90 million monthly users. Publishing stories with links can offer backlinks. Backlink types vary.

26. Authorstream - A platform for sharing PowerPoint presentations and PDFs with over 5 million registered users. Uploading content with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

27. Slideboom - An online tool for converting and sharing PowerPoint presentations. Embedding links in presentations can provide backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

28. Slideshare - A popular platform for sharing slideshows and presentations with over 80 million users. Adding links to presentations can build backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

29. Issuu - A digital publishing platform with over 100 million monthly visitors. Uploading documents with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

30. Unsplash - A royalty-free image sharing website. Uploading photos with links in descriptions can offer backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

31. Flickr - A popular photo management and sharing platform with millions of users. Adding links to photo descriptions can build backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

32. Imgflip - A meme publishing platform. Sharing memes with links in descriptions can provide backlinks. Backlink types vary.

33. Pixabay - A stock photo sharing site with over 1.9 million images. Uploading photos with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

34. Pexels - Another stock photo sharing platform. Publishing photos with links in descriptions can offer backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

35. Weheartit - An image-based social network with over 45 million users. Sharing images with links can build backlinks. Backlink types vary.

36. Folkd - A social bookmarking website. Adding bookmarks with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

37. Scoopit - A content curation platform with a focus on business. Publishing curated content with links can provide backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

38. Apsense - A business social network for sharing content. Posting links within content can build backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

39. Mix - A content sharing platform with over 2.2 million users. Sharing content with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

40. Listly - A platform for creating and sharing lists. Embedding links within lists can offer backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

41. Crunchbase - A popular platform for discovering innovative companies with over 50 million users. Listing a business can provide a no-follow backlink.

42. Foursquare - A local search and discovery app with over 50 million monthly active users. Business listings can generate backlinks. Backlink types vary.

43. Trustpilot - A leading consumer review platform with millions of users. Verifying a business listing can provide a backlink. Backlink type varies.

44. TestFreaks - A consumer review website. Adding a business listing can offer a backlink. Backlink type varies.

45. Citysearch - A local business review platform. Claiming a business listing can generate a backlink. Backlink types vary.

46. USA Free Classifieds - A popular classified ads platform for US businesses. Posting ads with links can build backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

47. Top Classifieds - An international classified ads site. Submitting classifieds with links can provide backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

48. Classified Ad Submission Service - A US-based classified ads platform. Posting ads with links can generate backlinks. Backlinks are do-follow.

49. Classifiedciti - An international classified ads website. Submitting ads with links can offer backlinks. Backlinks are no-follow.

50. Weebly - A website builder platform with millions of users. Creating a free website can provide a backlink. Backlink types vary.

These introductions cover the key specifications of each website, including their purpose, user base, and backlink opportunities, which are crucial for SEO purposes.

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WEEK 9 Workflow Testing

(test point cloud vr animation)

Through the lengthy and complex process of 3D scanning, converting to point cloud, creating animation, rendering to VR video, and finally publishing, I've encountered various challenges. However, I've confirmed that my initial project concept is achievable, and I've learned the necessary software, steps, and time required. This process has been quite demanding, and there is millions of times that I want to quite because of the geometry node and operational steps. Some difficulties I've faced include:

1. Problem: Blender, even with the Point Cloud Visualizer plugin, fails to display the colors of PLY files correctly.

   Solution: Probably due to the incorrect import method in Blender; the correct approach is to use "add" instead of "import."

2. Problem: In Blender, PLY files cannot be converted to a geometry node for further editing.

   Solution: No direct solution found. I employed an alternative method by manually adding geometry nodes to create a point cloud from a GLB file.

3. Problem: Lengthy rendering time in Blender for animations.

   Solution: Utilize GPU instead of CPU for rendering. Additionally, reduce the “resolution scale” or set the “step” to 2 for lower-quality previews before rendering the final full-resolution animation.

4. Problem: Blender renders VR videos as PNG files instead of a complete video file.

   Solution: Create a sequence in Premiere Pro (PR) using all the PNG frames to render a complete video. Rendering frames as PNG has the advantage of preserving previous progress in case of clash or pause, allowing continuous rendering.

5. Problem: Visible black boundaries in VR videos created from Blender-rendered PNG sequences in PR.

   Solution: Ensure consistency between PR's sequence settings and Blender's render settings. A more simple and direct way is right click on the clip, and choose Scale to Frame Size.

6. Problem: Incompatibility of Open Brush files exported in GLB format with Mac computers when using standalone VR headsets.

   Solution: Create an Open Brush account and link it to a Google account to sync/back up all the media files to Google Drive, including desired GLB file. Then downloaded it from Google Drive on the Mac computer.

（OpenBrush model download and open in Blender using GLB file format）

Based on these challenges and solutions, I've documented a detailed workflow for creating a point cloud animation, following tutorial links:

1. Obtain a base model through 3D scan using Scaniverse (free, supports multiple formats) and Sitescape (for larger buildings, supports PLY format only).

2. Export 3d scan to GLB format, import into Blender, and follow tutorials to create nodes for point cloud and transformations:

3. Add noise for ambiance and lighting effects, referring to specific timestamps 57 and 60 minutes in tutorial videos:

4. Set up camera shots, animate using keyframes, and employ plugins like Camera Shakify for handheld motion effects:

manually add:

use plugin（recommend）: https://github.com/EatTheFuture/camera_shakify

5. Render VR animation frames in Blender and compile them into a video sequence in PR.

6. Edit VR video in PR as per Canvas module course guidelines, or for headset editing, refer to Adobe's VR support documentation.

7. Preview and check for seamlessness in Vimeo before finalizing the project.

Currently, my concerns is still about Blender's slow rendering speed and seamless transition between clips. I plan to discuss these issues and explore previewing methods and final presentation options with my instructor next week.