The thumbnail is the first thing your subscribers will see in your email newsletter, so it has to be an eye-catching image. Then, YouTube generates three choices of thumbnail images for you to use as the feature image for your video. Once the video is uploaded, add descriptions and tags to your video. You’ll be able to view the upload progress on a status bar on the screen. Next, choose the file you want to upload and click on “SELECT FILE” to upload. Go to YouTube, click “Upload video” at the top-right corner of the page. There are a number of channels through which you can share your videos, but for the purpose of this guide, we’ll show you how to host your videos on YouTube and then email them to your subscribers. Host the video on a video hosting platform before sending it to your subscribers via email. Upload the video on YouTube (or any other channel you prefer) Here’s a step-by-step process to send a video through email to your subscribers: 1. You can embed a video or make a thumbnail/image/GIF of a video inside an email and add a link redirecting to an external site, perhaps your landing page, YouTube, or some other medium where they can watch your full video. This is because subscribers are more likely to watch a video than to read a long newsletter or extended article. How the engagement rates change when you add videos to your emails
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