SEO - Vimeo vs. YouTube
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Hi
Does anyone have any good blogs or stats on which video hosting platform is better for SEO?
I'm guessing YouTube as it's owned by Google - but I'd love some stats to support this for an internal debate.
Thanks
Becky
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Hi Becky,
I just use both :). Youtube is good for SEO indeed. Vimeo is more friendly on the site for the visitors> no ads.
Good luck
Tymen
ps: I found this article: https://www.videomaker.com/article/c12/15696-youtube-or-vimeo-seeking-maximum-exposure-for-your-video
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