Hey Sobana,

These are the tools that we use in our company,

1. Sony Vegas Pro
2. Final Cut
3. Adobe Premier

And you should check out this post

http://blog.ted.com/10-tips-for-editing-video/

I'd also suggests your to connect with one of the best mind of our industry Mr. Phil Nottingham.  He's the best in video marketing.

Thanks,

Hey Hans,

I don't think IP factor matters that much.. If you have a proper citations of NAP, optimized local content, G+ local pages, links from local sources and other local listings; I don't think this IP factor gonna hurt you that much.

But if you're very much sure that all the things are perfect and you're still not climbing then you can think about the local IPs.

Hey Hans,

Yes, Search engines use the following signals to determine the location of your website:

• Hosting location (I think it's still matters)
• Domain tld (eg .co.uk for the UK and .com for the US)

It is important to check that the actual location of your servers is reflected in their IP address using a tool like this one. I remember once Matt Cutts discussed this topic "How should I serve different content based on user location?" here https://youtu.be/GFf1gwr6HJw

Hope this helps!

Hey Karom,

Without a doubt, Disqus is a great comment tool and it's really easy to integrate and manage. If you look at their FAQ section, they claims that, it is SEO friendly (https://help.disqus.com/customer/portal/articles/1233994-common-questions-about-disqus).

In the past, Disqus was not friendly and you had to use Disqus API in order to get your comments indexed. But now, they have worked on this issue and it seems the comments are now easily indexed even if you're using the simple Disqus program.

For the prove, please look at the cached copy of this post:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Abuildfire.com%2Femail-marketing-tools%2F&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8