Leads, man! Where are the leads?

May I ask how anyone integrates their YouTube Channel with Footage Sales?

There really ought to be a service sorting YouTube channels out for people - e.g. customers. It would appear a most counterintuitive process in my experience.

Anyone have a guide or can write an F.A.Q. for doing this - getting sales with it, then there ought to be a case study to present as a service to other videographers, including, but not only keywording/copywriting.

I'm happy to put my youtube channel for a guinea pig in a case study, I may be a typical example of one who needs their channel fixed. Then we can sell it as a service and maybe even help youtube to fix trheir, quite frankly, diabolical interface in the process.

Ziggy Folkmanis

I often put "http://www.orlowskidesigns.com/blog/category/clip-of-the-week/ on http://www.youtube.com/user/jamski88?feature=mhee AND on my http://www.orlowskidesigns.com/blog/.

Does it turn into sale? I don't really know. But it surely doen't hurt.

Write "PAYA" and search it by google.

I shoot a lot of breaking news and nature footage and Youtube is extremely useful in getting producers to see my work and buy it. Every clip I have up here on P5 can be seen on Youtube.

Obviously watermark your material so it can't be ripped and stolen.

EVERY clip? Wow....do you think it is worth doing retroactive?