YouTube offers small businesses a free tool to create videos
With many businesses of all sizes struggling amid the coronavirus shutdown, YouTube announced yesterday- 14thof April the launch of its Video Builder Tool for firms that need an easy and low-cost way to create videos.
Brands can create 6- or 15-second videos using existing assets and YouTube’s free audio library.
YouTube has been working on the tool for the last few months, but now, amid the COVID-19 lockdowns, where i...
YouTube offers small businesses a free tool to create videos
With many businesses of all sizes struggling amid the coronavirus shutdown, YouTube announced yesterday- 14thof April the launch of its Video Builder Tool for firms that need an easy and low-cost way to create videos.
Brands can create 6- or 15-second videos using existing assets and YouTube’s free audio library.
YouTube has been working on the tool for the last few months, but now, amid the COVID-19 lockdowns, where in-person video shoots are no longer an option, and many small businesses are strapped for cash. Tools such as the Video Builder can be used with existing assets to help brands stay fresh in the minds of their customers as well as keep them informed.
The YouTube Video Builder allows businesses with less multimedia experience or resources to generate quick video ads. For more established brands and agencies, it may also be a good tool for quickly testing new messaging and assets. The tool lets businesses animate static assets, like text, images, and logos, with music and transitions for ads on YouTube.
YouTube’s Video Builder advantage is that the tool produces videos that are optimized for YouTube viewers and integrated with the Google Ads program.
To gain access to the tool, the business will need only a Google Account that can be used to log into Google’s services, like Gmail and YouTube. If they don’t have one, they can link their non-Google email address to a Google account instead. And to save and publish the video, the business will need its own YouTube channel.
You can apply for access to YouTube's Video Builder tool here.
For any questions you can visit my website www.singhpankaj.comYouTube offers small businesses a free tool to create videos
With many businesses of all sizes struggling amid the coronavirus shutdown, YouTube announced yesterday- 14thof April the launch of its Video Builder Tool for firms that need an easy and low-cost way to create videos.
Brands can create 6- or 15-second videos using existing assets and YouTube’s free audio library.
YouTube has been working on the tool for the last few months, but now, amid the COVID-19 lockdowns, where in-person video shoots are no longer an option, and many small businesses are strapped for cash. Tools such as the Video Builder can be used with existing assets to help brands stay fresh in the minds of their customers as well as keep them informed.
The YouTube Video Builder allows businesses with less multimedia experience or resources to generate quick video ads. For more established brands and agencies, it may also be a good tool for quickly testing new messaging and assets. The tool lets businesses animate static assets, like text, images, and logos, with music and transitions for ads on YouTube.
YouTube’s Video Builder advantage is that the tool produces videos that are optimized for YouTube viewers and integrated with the Google Ads program.
To gain access to the tool, the business will need only a Google Account that can be used to log into Google’s services, like Gmail and YouTube. If they don’t have one, they can link their non-Google email address to a Google account instead. And to save and publish the video, the business will need its own YouTube channel.
You can apply for access to YouTube's Video Builder tool here.
For any questions, you can visit my website www.singhpankaj.com
