About This YouTube End Cards Provider

At DS Video Productions, we bring video and photo services to you, along with YouTube end cards. Any color, design and text can be laid down on your custom YouTube end cards and you can order individually, or in a bundle to save even more. Further, if you have static photos that you want enhanced into animated YouTube end cards, then DSVP can do it!

YouTube End Cards FAQs

What are YouTube end cards?

YouTube end cards, also known as end screens or endslates, are a feature on YouTube that shows up in the final moments of a video. YouTube end cards allow YouTubers to promote videos, playlists, external websites and merchandise. By using YouTube end cards, YouTubers can increase the chances of viewers watching more videos, subscribing to the channel and being directed to external websites. You can choose to promote up to 4 elements in YouTube end cards, such as a subscribe button, video or playlist, channel, or external site. It is essential to use only 2-3 elements to avoid cluttered YouTube end cards. You can use YouTube end cards to funnel viewers to your website by offering them something specific, like an eBook or report. To track the results of your YouTube end cards, use the end card report in the Analytics area of YouTube.

How can my business benefit from YouTube end cards?

YouTube end cards are interactive elements that appear at the end of videos and can be used to promote other videos, playlists, external websites and merchandise. By using YouTube end cards effectively, businesses can increase engagement, drive traffic to their website and boost sales. For example, they can use YouTube end cards to suggest related videos or playlists, showcase their products or services, or promote their social media channels. To use YouTube end cards effectively, businesses should ensure that they are visually appealing, relevant to the video content and audience, while also being placed strategically to avoid interfering with the viewing experience.

How do you make YouTube end cards?

To make YouTube end cards, you can use YouTube’s built-in end screen editor or create custom YouTube end cards using graphic design software. To use YouTube’s editor, go to your video manager, select the video you want an end screen for, click the “Edit” button and then click “End screen & Annotations”. From there, you can choose to add YouTube end cards elements such as video or playlist links, subscribe buttons and calls-to-action. For custom YouTube end cards, you can create graphics in software like Canva or Adobe Photoshop and upload them to YouTube as images. Just make sure they meet YouTube end cards size and format requirements.

What should I look for in a YouTube end cards provider?

When looking for a YouTube end cards provider, there are a few things to consider. Firstly, ensure the YouTube end cards service offers custom YouTube end cards designs that align with your brand and video content. You should also look for a YouTube end cards service that provides analytics to track the performance of your YouTube end cards. Additionally, consider the level of customer support provided, as you may have questions or need assistance with the YouTube end cards creation process. Finally, compare pricing and choose a YouTube end cards provider that offers competitive rates within your budget.

How much should I pay a freelancer who provides YouTube end cards?

The cost of a YouTube end cards service can vary depending on the provider and the level of servicing you require. However, most reputable companies offer a range of YouTube end cards packages to suit different budgets. A basic plan may start at around $50 per/month, while a more comprehensive plan with custom YouTube end cards designs, analytics and customer support may cost upwards of $200 per/month. When choosing a YouTube end cards provider, be sure to consider the quality of their YouTube end cards designs, the level of analytics they provide and their customer support options.

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