When I make my website, should I make it around my videos?

StraightEdgeAngel777 said:
Naah it pretty much wasn't lol. Like i said, It does not matter how much traffic you have. If you know SEO (Which i am studying) You could use the traffic you generate from your website to your youtube channel and the traffic you generate from youtube to your website. I have no issue with getting traffic, i was just asking SHOULD i make my website around my youtube channel. Thanks though.
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SEO only does so much... if you think your website will thrive because of SEO then you`re not doing a good job with that study...
 
Shane said:
SEO only does so much... if you think your website will thrive because of SEO then you`re not doing a good job with that study...
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I don't think he was asking for your opinion on that matter. Just answer the question without offending people, ok? :) Good.
 
Everyone i've talked to (Plus major website owners) says that SEO is the main thing you have to know when developing a website. Advertising and other things as well but SEO is the main thing because search engines can't find your content if it's not optimized. Sure you need to know how to write articles but you need SEO to optimize that article, sure you need to submit it to social bookmarking sites but even that needs to be optimized.
 
StraightEdgeAngel777 said:
What do you guys think? Because i've been stressing on what to make my website about. Maybe i can do it like that ey?
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Yes go for it. As far as not getting traffic to it at first ... no you won't. However, that's what promotion & SEO are for. The SEO flexibility of your own website vs. a youtube channel .. website wins because you have the ability to create lots of text rich content that will pull new visitors through Google .. which will then convert to your youtube either directly as new subscribers or indirectly as new views through your embedded content. Not everybody hangs out on youtube .. many of them are searching blogs, using RSS readers, social media, becoming loyal to websites. Youtube is a big fish .. but it's swimming in the ocean.

Right now my official website is kinda like my own mini youtube all about my videos but I'm branching out as soon as I finish some other projects. So it will grow into a combination of video posts, traditional posts, digital downloads, user polls & interaction. Everything my channel offers and a bunch of stuff that youtube simply cannot provide.
 
Randy McKown said:
Yes go for it. As far as not getting traffic to it at first ... no you won't. However, that's what promotion & SEO are for. The SEO flexibility of your own website vs. a youtube channel .. website wins because you have the ability to create lots of text rich content that will pull new visitors through Google .. which will then convert to your youtube either directly as new subscribers or indirectly as new views through your embedded content. Not everybody hangs out on youtube .. many of them are searching blogs, using RSS readers, social media, becoming loyal to websites. Youtube is a big fish .. but it's swimming in the ocean.

Right now my official website is kinda like my own mini youtube all about my videos but I'm branching out as soon as I finish some other projects. So it will grow into a combination of video posts, traditional posts, digital downloads, user polls & interaction. Everything my channel offers and a bunch of stuff that youtube simply cannot provide.
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More great advice, thank you. This is my main goal to get my videos outside of youtube onto my own website and draw in viewers from my website to my youtube and from my youtube to my website. I plan on having things on there that people won't find on my youtube channel to make it a bit more exciting XD. I'm willing to work for the traffic, That's the fun part
 
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