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YouTube Marketing: What Marketers Need to Know

Looking for tips to generate leads and sales on YouTube? To explore YouTube for marketing, listen to this interview with Nick Nimmin on the Social Media Marketing Podcast. You’ll learn why you should consider YouTube over Facebook and discover a system for generating leads and sales with value-based videos on YouTube.

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Looking for tips to generate leads and sales on YouTube? To explore YouTube for marketing, listen to this interview with Nick Nimmin on the Social Media Marketing Podcast. Nick is a YouTube expert. His YouTube channel has more than 650K subscribers and is dedicated to helping YouTube content creators thrive on the platform. He’s also host of Comments Over Coffee — a podcast focused on YouTube. You’ll learn why you should consider YouTube over Facebook and discover a system for generating leads and sales with value-based videos on YouTube. Read more

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