This article: Video Marketing: How to Access Easy Video Hosting Using Weebly" allows you to explore how you can host videos in your Weebly website.

​We have initially touched on this 'video hosting' topic in our previous article: "Video Marketing: Using Video Hosting".

As a recap, we have defined video hosting as "a kind of online service that allows the users to upload and play back video content". With video hosting, we can then have an online video platform where we can have our audience see our videos.

So, how should we really present our videos through our website?

While it has been recommended to host a video through a third-party provider like YouTube and Vimeo, and embed videos on to our website, you could also explore some powerful features of various website builders that include a video element.

For example, we find that Weebly is capable of hosting a video through the video element that is included in the Weebly website editor.

Explore content on Weebly video hosting below.

If you are already using Weebly site editor, you might be familiar with the HD video element.

If you are beginning to explore the site editor, you can try using the video element for your video uploads. (Depending on your current plan, video element is accessible with certain subscriptions). Find out what is included with your plans by visiting Weebly website.

Step 1. Access HD Video Element
Step 2. Upload your video file
Step 3. Video file will be converted for playback.

​Video Hosting and Video File Upload

It is interesting to know that as an alternative to YouTube and Vimeo, you can upload video content directly to Weebly through the site editor.

What that means is - your direct uploads will readily convert for playback.

Your visitors need not download any video files or use another media player to watch your video. This makes the video hosting process simple.

In other words, with Weebly, you can host your video content and upload 'high-quality media' with ease and confidence.

Explore Weebly editor and see for yourself.