Is Vimeo/Dailymotion still relevant in 2019?

[hibr3d]

I am making my own Youtube+Amazon product reviews videos and uploading it to youtube. I am thinking of also uploading the same copy to dailymotion and vimeo. Question is: Is it worth it?

 

[RichOfficial5]

Just depends on your time and internet, I still check vimeo

 

[awesomewebsites]

Just depends on your time and internet, I still check vimeo

In the recent Google update, Vimeo is one of the top losers in terms of organic traffic.

 

[Toal5760]

If you want some hits from bing you can upload there too. Try to spin yout title, descriptions,tags a little bit so the videos aren't 1:1 clones.

 

[SwitchMitch]

It doesn't hurt to have those as additional channels but truth be told, they weren't too relevant even 3 years ago. I don't think they'd do you any good in terms of eyeballs or traffic.(at least, not for Amazon marketing)

 

[hibr3d]

If you want some hits from bing you can upload there too. Try to spin yout title, descriptions,tags a little bit so the videos aren't 1:1 clones.

I guess I could try for some bing traffic.

It doesn't hurt to have those as additional channels but truth be told, they weren't too relevant even 3 years ago. I don't think they'd do you any good in terms of eyeballs or traffic.(at least, not for Amazon marketing)

Yes, I see a lot of replies are not very enthusiastic about Vimeo. Any other good alternative for Youtube that is at least somewhat relevant?

 

[SwitchMitch]

I guess I could try for some bing traffic.



Yes, I see a lot of replies are not very enthusiastic about Vimeo. Any other good alternative for Youtube that is at least somewhat relevant?

Facebook is the only alternative that has worked for me mate...

 

[Roger Marquez]

Dailymotion attracts over 100 million viewers every month and it´s a great alternative to diversify your video sharing portfolio.

Vimeo was founded by filmmakers, so it’s no surprise that it’s a go-to platform for creative minds. Everyone from video makers and photographers to musicians and ad agencies uses Vimeo.
So If you’re just looking for funny cat videos, this platform isn’t for you.
It has a great interface and definitely surpasses Youtube with its high-quality videos (4K Ultra HD to be precise).

Another great video sharing platform you should check out is Twitch.

Twitch is best known in the gaming community, this video hosting platform allows its users to ‘live broadcast’ their gameplay or upload the recording. It also serves as a social network where people can share their game tips and interact with other players.
Twitch can be use for promotional purposes too and you can also record and store your videos there.

 

[bzttl]

I use Vimeo to host videos for online courses, if I was a creator (filmmaker, musician, etc) I'd host my content on Vimeo as well,


BUT in your case, I don't think it's worth at all. Better focus your efforts on improving your organic reach within youtube, for that, I use VIDIQ chrome extension and learned from Bryan Dean and Nick Nimmin, check out their YT channels

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