By Rebecca Riserbato

In middle school, my best friend and I used to have a show on YouTube where we performed a dare from our audience each week.

We actually had some fans that would watch our videos and dare us to do something on a weekly basis.

While hosting these types of videos on YouTube made sense because they were for entertainment purposes, your business needs a platform with more features so you can create videos for marketing campaigns, sales pitches, and customer service knowledge base articles.

In this post, let’s review some of the best video hosting sites for your business.

Video Platforms

1. HubSpot

If you’re a HubSpot customer, you might already have access to HubSpot’s video hosting, creation, and management tool.

With this tool, you can host and manage video files inside the HubSpot platform and then embed those videos on your website pages, blog posts, social media channels, or knowledge base.

Using the same platform that you use for your marketing, sales, or service tool is a great idea because everything is all in one place. You can optimize your videos for SEO right in the tool.

This video hosting product also allows you to insert CTAs and forms into videos, trigger video workflows that provide targeted content to leads, and video analytics so you know which videos resonate with your audience.

For sales reps, you can use the video hosting tool to send video voicemails or record your screen during a sales call. You can also see if a prospect has watched the video in HubSpot’s tool.

Video can also be used for customer service. You can send video tutorials and record your screen right from a ticket to share it with customers for personalized and quick support. Or you can insert these videos into your knowledge base articles or FAQ page.

2. Twenty Three

Twenty Three is another great video hosting service for your business. You can host and embed videos on your site with Twenty Three’s 4K HD player. You can also directly clip and duplicate videos in the editor.

The best feature of this site is that you can publish and measure your videos across multiple platforms, including Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.

Additionally, this hosting site connects with other tools you might be using for marketing software, including HubSpot or Marketo.

Plus, you can use analytics to better understand your marketing data.

Using video for your business can help engage your audience, create a branded experience, and drive results.

3. Cincopa

Cincopa is a video and podcast hosting platform for businesses. With this platform, you can create videos for marketing campaigns, sales prospects, or customer support. Additionally, this platform can host podcasts and images as well.

With this hosting site, you can also combine your media gallery to create a video course with images, video, or podcast files. I don’t know about you, but I’ve seen online courses become all the rage in recent years, so this …read more

Source:: HubSpot Blog

Author: Aaron