I got to meet Cindy Goodman at SheStreams. She is a syndicated writer that is published weekly; her topic is Work/Life Balance. She attended my vlogging workshop, decided to learn something new, and started vlogging.

Here are 8 tips from Mashable on how to maximize your YouTube presence.

This was an interesting read about the editor that you don’t want to let go. I don’t have 10 years experience, but I think I fit the other points. Contact me through this form to edit for you.

Derek at Contentrix listed 5 Tips For Posting Weekly Videos because consistent content is important.

Some tips for creating a viral video from One Market Media as they dissect the One Dollar Shave marketing video.

Pixorial presents 5 Tips for Taking Awesome Sports Videos that can apply to other events as well.

Happy Vlogging!

Pinterest has been in the news a lot lately – in a good and bad way. Here’s a post from Digital Accomplice about adding your videos to Pinterest.

Mashable things that this startup was funded quicker because of it’s excellent promo video.

Looks like YouTube has some pretty awesome changes planned. The look ahead player seems similar to the one that hulu is already using, and I think it will be a great addition to the YouTube player.

List of Online Video Conferences, Tradeshows, and Events from Streaming Media Blog.

3 Dead Simple Video Marketing Tips From Turn Here.

The YouTube blog shares new releases and encourages us to connect our G+ accounts with.

“video tends to stand out among the clutter of links and articles that are most often shared and you can make a high quality video on a relatively small budget” read the rest at 10 Tips For Shooting A Promotional Video from Business 2 Community.

“viewers are far more likely to recall a brand name and engage with an ad’s message if a branded video has been recommended to them by a peer” [I could have told them that without all the surveys and research.] read the rest at Reel SEO.

A free way to use your browser as a teleprompter at CuePrompter.com. I haven’t used it yet so let me know if it works well for you.

Something I want to check out next week for sure – YouTube has added stock video footage for use with their video editing program. So exciting! Anybody try it yet?

Some interesting tips from Fadra Nally on Social Dialect.

The interesting stuff in this one is in the article – not the video. YouTube wants to become even more of a “genuine entertainment destination” and wants to help good videographers become even better at their craft with their NextUp Program.

Another new vlogger that’s not sure if vlogging is a good idea – Chip and BoBo. I think she did a great job with making it entertaining; and extra points for editing with her very first vlog!

There are great points on Rachelle Gardner’s blog about why and how book writers should use video blogs.

If you like to be in the know with the most popular YouTube videos check out YouTube Trends. Warning: You can waste a massive amount of time at this site.

My FitBloggin session has been officially announced! I think it is a great idea to announce the sessions in separate blog posts. Roni asked what I wanted included and even offered to add a poll. Wow. My mess up is my shirt in the video. What was I thinking to wear a snowman shirt? Evidently I wasn’t thinking. Obviously this video was made during the cold winter months, but it’s in front of the green screen so watchers wouldn’t know that. Except I wore the shirt with the snowman… Let this be a lesson to you. It certainly is to me.

You’ve probably heard about the death of the Flip camera. Basically Cisco is not making them anymore. They are going back to their original focus on the business market. I can’t say that I’m terribly upset about it since I use a Kodak and Sony, but there are some broken-hearted Flip fans out there. Jules has gone so far as to start a campaign to save the Flip. I do want to say a thank you to Flip for starting the pocket camcorder era; that is a very good thing.

There are some wonderful points about editing in this article on Videomaker titled Expand and Condense Time. It’s a 2 pager, but the first page is a good read if you don’t have enough time for the second.

Do you want to be part of a music video? Method laundry detergent will give you the chance. Visit their Facebook page to find out more.

It’s been exciting to watch WebBeat.TV start and grow rapidly. Now it will be syndicated on the Restaurant Entertainment Network through Indoor Direct.  Congrats Pelpina!

Thanks to ShePosts I have a new web show to watch. I think that’s a good thing. I think. Carley has a fun tech show called Digitwirl.

Here’s a good article titled The Art of Connection Through Vlogging. Amy made several good points, but don’t just take my word for it…

5 Easy Tips For Vlogging: A guest post by Mary on the blog Life in the Pitts.

Mommy Reporter wrote another set of 5 easy tips, but these are to help you promote your YouTube videos.

The third link is a video by Lisa Leonard about her happy place. I think that it’s a great idea and thought that you would like to see the creative way she put a non-talking video together.