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[ardnutt]

Fast Loading, Smooth Running Videos On Your Website, Using ZERO BANDWIDTH &
ZERO WEBSPACE!

First impressions count. And leaving a potential customer waiting while your video struggles painfully to load to their PC sure ain't one of them! You need a fast loading, smooth running video. End of story.

How many times have you been left tapping your fingers waiting for a video like this to start? I don't know about you, but by the time it finally does begin, I've often lost interest. It doesn't exactly get the juices flowing does it...? Watching a blank square for a while....

Can I ask you something? Just picture the scene:

Imagine you'd managed to get one of the Guru's to promote your product? OK, we all know this is fantastic news for you, and can often mean the difference between your product's success, or failure. Now the chances are, if you've followed the advice given by almost everyone, somewhere on your sales page is a video clip, or maybe it's audio. Anyway, we all know how big these files can be, and can take anywhere up to a few seconds to start when your page loads.

Lets imagine the Guru sends out a message promoting your product to a list of around 10,000 subscribers. Now I'm not bigging up the numbers here. In fact, 10,000 I think is quite reserved. I know there's a lot of people out there with a list far bigger than 10,000. The point I'm making is there's a good possibility people are going to be clicking that link SIMULTANEOUSLY.

Just how confident are you your page will load as quickly as it did when you tested it? Very Confident? Good!

Lets look at it in real numbers:

If only 2% of the people who received the message clicked the link at around the same time, that's 200 pages trying to play your video at once! Are You Sure That They Won't Be Kept Waiting...??

Still as Confident..?

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And to top it off, all this storage space and all this bandwidth will literally cost you pennies and I mean PENNIES!!

AWS (Amazon Web services) has already created quite a buzz on the Internet marketing Scene, and for obvious reasons. Amazon are offering the chance to store your files and folders on their server, but even more importantly, you can use THEIR BANDWIDTH!
I'm not going to start quoting prices here, suffice to say we're talking space sizes in TERABYTES and costing in CENTS... Enough said.

Because unless your OK working via API and without any form of GUI, you may find using AWS a little tricky!

OK, That was a bit unfair, so let me explain:

AWS has no GUI (General User Interface) so there's no Control Panel as such: (Like the Control Panel you use to control your hosting account.)
The entire service is controlled via API code, (Application programming Interface.) In laments terms, it needs you to supply an application, programmed with all the different pieces of code it recognises, to control it. There's no URL to visit, and no application to install. You need to design that part yourself!
Well, at the prices Amazon are charging, your paying for the service, not its ease of use. Which is perfect if you're happy working at code level! Not so great if, like me you're not.

Which is pretty much the same for most people out there.

It doesn't take a genius to work out that successfully incorporating AWS as a way of storing and delivering content to your visitors and customers, could be a powerful advantage over your competitors.
We've all heard that visitors who eventually decide to buy your product, don't do so the first time they visit your site, but actually come back and visit a few times before they make the commitment to buy.

Do You Seriously Think They're EVER Coming Back Again If All They Experienced The First Time Was Waiting Ages For A Video To Load..??

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[GeorgR.]

do they have limits on the video dimensions hosted?

Video bandwidth was always an issue for me, and YT just SUCKS in terms of quality. Does this allow to host decent, good quality videos/screencasts?

[ardnutt]

Hi GeorgR

To my knowledge, they have no limits... And I've always experienced video loading faster than on my own server. And quality can be as good as you want to produce it.

The other real benefit I've found is with longer, video tutorial style casts. I think AWS is well suited for this too.

Regards

[rbowen]

Adnut -

I am so much of newbie & so "non-technical", I'm not even sure how to ask my question.

OK. Are you talking about getting a video file that you've created & included within the HTML code of your site to load fast ... or any and all video files, including files I "borrow" from, say, YouTube, to load fast?

And since I don't have a list that I'll be mailing to (gotta build one first ), there will only be the occasional, "organic" visitor ... so I shouldn't think I'd have any (serious) slow-loading, multiple/simultaneous viewing problems. Or am I mistaken? Would it still be a good idea to use your thing?

Thanx,
Richard

[ardnutt]

Hi rbowen,

Its pretty much "yes" to all of your questions! I've really tried to aim this guide at the "Newbie" as so many people are put off using AWS when they realize it doesn't have a standard user interface, when in fact, it's as easy as using any FTP Application.

Firstly, I'll show you how to access AWS and upload any video files you may have, and they don't need to even be embedded in your HTML page. I'll provide you with the embedd code you need to enable the uploaded video to show anywhere you choose in your page. - I even provide a test page & test video so you can have a go at doing it too! So you can follow along with me as I embedd a video hosted on AWS in the tutorial video.

Also even if you believe now you may only have the occasional visitor, the point is really about whether you, and your site will be ready when you start to attract more traffic??

Personally, I think everyone can benefit from utilizing AWS, and more importantly, it ensures not only your videos load promptly, but also all your web pages too, as it keeps the bandwidth low on your own hosting account. So even the pages that DON'T contain videos benefit from using it too.

Hope this helps!

[rbowen]

A -

Thanks. Not to put too fine a point on it, but are you saying that if I end up putting a lot of (YouTube) videos, say, as posts on (separate?) blog pages, I should definitely use your thing?

R

[ardnutt]

Hi rbowen,

YouTube remember is a little different. With Youtube you actually use their embedd code, so the video is not actually hosted on your webspace. (This keeps your bandwidth free in the same way as using AWS.)

The reason many marketers don't favour this is because of the branding that appears along with the video. Not to mention the fact if the viewer clicks on the video, their taken to youtubes website: ie AWAY from your page. A Big No No when your promoting something. The LAST thing you want is their interest taken away from you and your page.

In fact many marketers will host their videos on YouTube (It's a traffic stream after all!) But still have the video hosted seperately on their page.

[Frank Ayres]

I am setting up a membership site where i am going to have a lot of tutorial videos for people to view, will this report help me with this?

[Craig Desorcy]

I'm already using S3.

But, I've yet to find a way to hind where the videos are coming from within my membership sites. Does this product address this? I.E., How do I hide where the
videos are coming from?

Thanks,

Craig