Comments for RBS Marketer http://rbsmarketer.com Your Reliable Business Strategist Sun, 05 Dec 2010 20:49:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=7622 hourly 1 Comment on Can’t Beat the Maccebeats for This Year’s Chanukah Theme Song by Esther http://rbsmarketer.com/2010/12/can%e2%80%99t-beat-the-maccebeats-for-this-year%e2%80%99s-chanukah-theme-song/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Esther Sun, 05 Dec 2010 20:49:39 +0000 http://rbsmarketer.com/?p=309#comment-10 Great question Sari. There are two answers if you are using YouTube. If you are not a partner on YouTube Log into your account name Click on my videos Click edit Choose the thumbnail from the three they offer It takes a little time to change and then it says “video details have been updated” If it didn’t change - click reload If you are a YouTube Partner You Can Upload Custom Thumbnail Go to the "My Videos" section of your account. Locate a video and click on the "Edit Video" button. Within the "Video Thumbnail" box, upload a thumbnail by clicking the "Upload Thumbnail" button. A resolution of 360px x 480px is recommended. Once the thumbnail is uploaded, don't forget to click the "Save Changes" button. All thumbnails uploaded using the custom thumbnail image upload tool must follow Community Guidelines. Great question Sari. There are two answers if you are using YouTube.
If you are not a partner on YouTube
Log into your account name
Click on my videos
Click edit
Choose the thumbnail from the three they offer
It takes a little time to change and then it says “video details have been updated”
If it didn’t change – click reload

If you are a YouTube Partner You Can Upload Custom Thumbnail
Go to the “My Videos” section of your account.
Locate a video and click on the “Edit Video” button.
Within the “Video Thumbnail” box, upload a thumbnail by clicking the “Upload Thumbnail” button.
A resolution of 360px x 480px is recommended.
Once the thumbnail is uploaded, don’t forget to click the “Save Changes” button.
All thumbnails uploaded using the custom thumbnail image upload tool must follow Community Guidelines.

]]> Comment on Can’t Beat the Maccebeats for This Year’s Chanukah Theme Song by sari http://rbsmarketer.com/2010/12/can%e2%80%99t-beat-the-maccebeats-for-this-year%e2%80%99s-chanukah-theme-song/comment-page-1/#comment-9 sari Sun, 05 Dec 2010 19:21:50 +0000 http://rbsmarketer.com/?p=309#comment-9 Esther - great ideas - how do you get a specific thumbnail for a video? Esther – great ideas – how do you get a specific thumbnail for a video?

]]> Comment on PayPal Israel Just Launched a Hebrew Site by Esther http://rbsmarketer.com/2010/11/paypal-israel-just-launched-a-hebrew-site/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Esther Thu, 04 Nov 2010 06:52:07 +0000 http://rbsmarketer.com/?p=286#comment-8 Checkout Checkup http://checkoutcheckup.com/2010/11/paypal-site-localized-for-hebrew-users/ also has a write up with more details and links. Checkout Checkup http://checkoutcheckup.com/2010/11/paypal-site-localized-for-hebrew-users/
also has a write up with more details and links.

]]> Comment on Pens & Pencils Down- Technology Takes Over by Nissim Ohayon http://rbsmarketer.com/2010/10/pens-pencils-down-technology-takes-over/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Nissim Ohayon Sun, 03 Oct 2010 08:11:31 +0000 http://rbsmarketer.com/?p=274#comment-7 So true, and this reminds me of the late 90's when 'Unified Messaging' was all the craze. The promise was that all our messaging types would be collected into one repository accessible from anywhere. Instead we ended up with more and more tentacles reaching into our mind/time/space. Why can't cell companies allow me to get my voice mail messages by email? After all, they do have the technology. I guess they just haven't been pushed hard enough yet in Israel. So true, and this reminds me of the late 90’s when ‘Unified Messaging’ was all the craze. The promise was that all our messaging types would be collected into one repository accessible from anywhere. Instead we ended up with more and more tentacles reaching into our mind/time/space. Why can’t cell companies allow me to get my voice mail messages by email? After all, they do have the technology. I guess they just haven’t been pushed hard enough yet in Israel.

]]> Comment on Getting To Know You by Esther http://rbsmarketer.com/2009/12/getting-to-know-you/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Esther Thu, 03 Dec 2009 08:06:52 +0000 http://rbsmarketer.com/?p=44#comment-5 Thanks Sarah, You've articulated what many people believe and you have a good point. I think the bottom line is we just need to try to establish a connection to the person and not just to what he/she does. They are much more than that. We need to find the commonalities because if we try, we will find them. In Israel especially, we are one people with one destiny so you are bound to have something or someone in common. Thanks Sarah,
You’ve articulated what many people believe and you have a good point. I think the bottom line is we just need to try to establish a connection to the person and not just to what he/she does. They are much more than that. We need to find the commonalities because if we try, we will find them. In Israel especially, we are one people with one destiny so you are bound to have something or someone in common.

]]> Comment on Getting To Know You by Sarah Manning http://rbsmarketer.com/2009/12/getting-to-know-you/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Sarah Manning Thu, 03 Dec 2009 07:52:27 +0000 http://rbsmarketer.com/?p=44#comment-4 Thanks for the clip - classic and beautiful! Some people are naturally charismatic and find it easy to network - some are shy and find it much harder. Doesn't it also depend on the type of networking event you go to - if you really don't have much in common socially, can you still establish a rapport? What about in Israel where there are so many cultural barriers to overcome? Thanks for the clip – classic and beautiful! Some people are naturally charismatic and find it easy to network – some are shy and find it much harder. Doesn’t it also depend on the type of networking event you go to – if you really don’t have much in common socially, can you still establish a rapport? What about in Israel where there are so many cultural barriers to overcome?

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