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6 Mar

Deep-linking to a specific part of a YouTube video

You Tube give us the opportunity to deep-link to a specific part of a video by adding minute and second parameters to the end of the video URL.

Here is an example on how to do it:

The original video URL is like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GK0aQrCDEo

We add “#t=1m33s” to the end of the URL like:

The content of the video will be displayed starting after 1 minute and 33 seconds. Good isn’t it? Linking to a specific part of a video is possible by this way which I believe is very useful. See how Matt Cutts tells about Youtube Deep-linking.

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Written by Pelin Bayçelebi Demir, the founder of Future Searches. Pelin spends her time doing market research and experimenting on topics like SEO, social media, blogging and web design.

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