Video Ranking - Youtube VS Vimeo VS DailyMotion

alvin.orrt

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In terms of ranking videos, did anyone try to use vimeo or dailymotion to rank for a keyword? I know that youtube is now removing videos fast so i was thinking maybe another high pr video platform would do the trick. What do you guys think? Anyone experimented with vimeo or dm ?
 
Vimeo is great if you can get the content to stick, DM sucks ass because you cant put links anywhere and there are millions of ads.
 
vimeo used to rank great , but they ban my videos even before they are uploaded . Vimeo can be great for ranking for keywords which are legal .
 
I will still go with youtube because many time it will not delete your video . I have many video alive for long time and haven't taken down .
 
vimeo used to rank great , but they ban my videos even before they are uploaded . Vimeo can be great for ranking for keywords which are legal .

+ they are better then yt if you have a paid account with some legal affiliate links they won't delete it like yt.

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+ they are better then yt if you have a paid account with some legal affiliate links they won't delete it like yt.

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I am thinking of buying animoto pro version , which gives a free vimeo paid account .
 
vimeo used to rank great , but they ban my videos even before they are uploaded . Vimeo can be great for ranking for keywords which are legal .

Have you tried creating a new user after you changed your IP and MAC address?
 
Banning is a common issue regardless of the platform you select. Try going for your own domains to ensure you have full control over them. But to answer your question, just look online for videos on your niche and see if vimeo sites can be found, if so, you would know it ranks well too.
 
Dailymotion works good but, YouTube ranks better and easier for me.
 
vimeo used to rank great , but they ban my videos even before they are uploaded . Vimeo can be great for ranking for keywords which are legal .

I second this I ranked vimeo before, but they try to force you to opt into their $250 a year subscription or whatever it is.
 
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