Canada
post on YouTube:
How
often videos are posted to YouTube by Canada Post:
Canada Post posts videos to YouTube only twice or thrice
in a month.
Kinds
of videos posted to Facebook by Canada Post:
Most of the videos posted to
YouTube by Canada Post are regarding stamp launch events and how to understand
postal code etc.
The following is a
screenshot of Canada Post’s YouTube channel.
Content
in description area:
The following screenshot of
video on YouTube showing the event of NHL stamp launch. The descriptive area is
filled with text describing the event and hyper links redirecting to Canada Post
official website.
Successful
video posted recently:
The following is the screen
capture of the most successful post recently made by Canada post on YouTube
featuring salutation to successful goalies of NHL league.
The video has earned about
102,138 views so far making it a successful video post in recent days.
Why
the above video is successful?
Due to the huge fan base for
NHL, the video is a huge success when compared to the remaining videos posted
recently.
USPS
on YouTube:
How
often videos are posted to YouTube by USPS:
USPS posts videos to YouTube
about 5 to 6 times a month.
Kind
of videos posted:
Most of the videos posted
are ‘how to’ videos and informative videos describing easy and safest way to
receive your mail.
The following screenshot is
the homepage of USPS channel on Facebook.
Content
in description area:
The following screen capture
of a YouTube video regarding the priority mail contains text describing “what
the video is about” and provides hyperlinks to USPS’s tracking tool and other
social media pages used by their organization.
Most
successful video in recent days:
The following is the
screenshot of most successful video posted by USPS to YouTube in recent days.
The video is all about the real time notifications received by the customers
regarding their mail. This video acquired about 2 million views so far making
it a successful post in recent days.
Why
is the post a success?
The video shares information
about how people rely on real time mail notifications and USPS finding an
easiest way to send the notifications to its customers making it to be a
successful post.
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