Every single day users watch over 100 million hours of video content on Facebook. 

Under ten million short of YouTube's daily viewing numbers, that platform is exclusively built around video viewing. 

What started as essentially an afterthought for Facebook continues to expand exponentially. 

Looking back at statistics from 2016, views of sponsored video content on Facebook jumped by over 250% in just a single year. 

I don't know how the video creators get paid or even if they get paid for any ads that run on their videos, but Facebook clearly wants to kill off YouTube.

Google has a track record of killing off any property that doesn't fit some unknown metric without explanation or much warning so YouTubes days may be numbered.

How does that affect you as a marketer?

Well, I wouldn't stop using YouTube just yet, but I would certainly be making more use of Facebook.

Video does seem to be the marketing tool that we are all going to need to use.

It's time to learn how to make videos fast.

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  You may have heard of Vidnami.

If you haven't before you probably will in your inbox over the next week as the guys at Noble Samurai are running the best special I have seen from them in quite a while.

Now that their Market Samurai product is ceasing support because Adobe shuts down Adobe Air, Noble Samurai is putting more resources into Vidnami.

The big kicker on this is that they have added a new AI engine to speed up the video creation and, to celebrate, they have a massive discount.

Their explainer video is right here. https://go.wm-tips.com/AIVideo.

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