Viral Wedding Video uses YouTube's Content ID System to Monetize Chris Brown's 'Forever'

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Interesting case study from Google on YouTube. The post highlights how content rights holders were able to use YouTube's Content ID tools tp generate revenue from a wedding party video featuring Chris Brown's "Forever". Ultimately the viral video pushed "Chris Brown Forever" to one of the top searches on the video site and increased Click-to-Buy by 2.5x in the last week. This is over a year after the song's release.

For more on monetizing viral content, read Susan Boyle Taught Me about Monetizing Popular Content

D.J. Smith

D.J. Smith

D.J. Smith is a serial Entrepreneur. Founder or Co-Founder of numerous ventures including CiV Digital, Techmatcher, and Tweetalist.

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