1. Log into Goldcast Studio, and click the icon on the top right, and select New Page. 
   
    
2. Choose the Events to be displayed on your video hub. 
   1. Select Events from this organization, if you want to include videos and clips of all events in your Goldcast organization. 
   2. Select Events from this Team Workspace, to include only videos and clips belonging to events of a specific Team Workspace. If you choose this option, you'll need to select the Team Workspace. 
3. Enter a Title for your Hub. (e.g., “Product Launch Videos”, "On-Demand Webinars," etc).
4. Select Video Hub as the starting template for this page. 
   
5. Click Create. Watch out for the Page Created Successfully notification. 

1. You'll be taken directly to the Page Builder. If not, click the Edit button in the Page Design section to open the Page Builder. 
   
    
2. Click Videos Block on the left pane and navigate to the Content Tab. 
3. Click +Add Videos to select the videos you want to feature in your hub. 
   
    
4. This opens your Goldcast Content Library with the following tabs:
   • Event Recordings: Recordings of all events in your Goldcast organization.
   • Event Uploads: This includes all videos you uploaded as event/webinar assets in Goldcast Studio.
   • Content Lab Uploads: All videos that you have uploaded in Content Lab. Note: This list doesn't include clips you have created in Content Lab. 
     

     Heads up! If you have made edits to your event recording and reuploaded it, you can find the updated version under the Event Uploads tab.

      
5. Select the videos you want to feature in the video block. You can mix-and-match and select any number of videos across all three tabs. There are no restrictions on the number and type of videos included on the hub.
   

   Pro Tip: Use the filters and search button to quickly find the videos you want to publish in the video block. Click the View icon to change the details of the events in the Event Recordings tab. 

    
6. Click Save. 
7. Your selected videos will now appear in the Page Preview on the right. 
8. Use the two horizontal lines icon to drag and drop videos to rearrange their order on the hub page.  

Incorporating elements like a catchy title, an eye-catching thumbnail, a clear description, and a concise summary enhance the appeal of your video hub. These details help readers grasp the context better and encourage them to engage with the video.

1. Navigate to the Content Tab in the Video Block. 
2. Scroll to the Videos section. 
3. Click the each video to update its details. 
4. Revise the video title, if required. 
5. Upload a custom thumbnail image. By default, Goldcast uses the first frame of the video as the thumbnail. 
   

   Pro Tip: A well-designed thumbnail can capture attention and encourage clicks, boosting engagement with your content. Adding custom thumbnails can greatly improve the attractiveness of your hub, enticing visitors to play your videos. 

    
6. Include a description to include on the video card. 
7. Add a summary to display on the video modal. 
8. Click Save. 

1. Click the Content Tab in the Video Block. 
2. Scroll to the Layout dropdown and choose your preferred layout:
   • Grid: Displays videos in a horizontal grid. To change the number of columns in the grid, click the Swatch icon next to the Video Blocks, click Card Style, and use the Grid Columns dropdown to set your preferred number of columns. 
   • Carousel: Displays videos with horizontal scrolling. Click the Swatch icon next to the Video Blocks, click Card Style, and use the Carousel Button section to style the carousel button as needed. 
3. Click Save. 

Here are a few design tips to help you get started:

#1: Style the Video Block

Use the Content and Style tabs on the top of the video block to customize its overall appearance. We recommend changing the title, adding a description, etc. 

Click the Swatch icon in the Videos section to customize the appearance of the video cards on the block. You can change the following:  

• Card Style - To style the video cards on the hub. You can adjust elements such as borders, padding, shadows, corner radius, and background colors to create a visually appealing video layout. It also contains the styling elements for the carousel button in the carousel layout. 
• Card Image Style - To style video thumbnails. This has options for setting thumbnail aspect ratio, borders, and shadows, allowing you to customize each thumbnail to stand out and grab viewer attention. 
• Card Footer Style - To style the description below the videos. You can modify the font size, color, spacing, letter case, etc. This card also has toggles that let you turn on/off video title and description, giving you complete control over the information you want to present on the hub page.  
• Video Sidebar Style - To style the text that appears in the sidebar while the viewer plays a video. You can customize the font color, size, spacing, letter case, etc., to ensure it complements your overall branding. This card also allows you to add a brand logo to the header of the video sidebar. 

#2: [Optional] Add Additional Video Blocks

You can also add multiple video blocks, if needed. Video blocks are available under the Custom Blocks section. 

#3: [Optional] Add Other Blocks

Click the Blocks tab on the left sidebar and click +Add Blocks to add other block types to the page. For example, you can include a Hero block with a title, description, and featured image or video.

#4: Modify Global Page Settings

Customize Page fonts and colors to match your brand. The Style tab on the left sidebar allows you to customize the global settings of the video hub. Use it to modify Page font, background, and text color. Consider including your logo or other brand elements for a professional finish. 

Once you’re happy with the design and settings, you have two options:

#1: Host on Goldcast

Click the Page Preview link to view your page. Once you're satisfied, share the page link with your audience. Your Goldcast-hosted video hub is now ready and your audience can view it anytime and from anywhere using the link you've shared. 

#2: Embed your Video Hub

You can also embed the video hub page into your website or any other external sites. To copy the embed code:

1. Log into Goldcast Studio, and open your preferred Video Hub (Page).
2. Click the Edit button next to the Page Design section. 
3. Click the Embed tab on the left sidebar. 
4. Copy the code and paste it within the <body> of your HTML page. 

Once you've finished the Page Design, configure the Page Settings to change the:

• Page Title, Meta Description
• Social media share image, Favicon
• Vanity URL
• Tracking Pixels and Tags

For detailed instructions on how to configure these settings, see Page Settings. 

After publishing the video hub, monitor its performance via the Video Hub analytics section:

1. Log into Goldcast Studio, and open your preferred Video Hub (Page).
2. Click the Edit button next to the Page Design section. 
3. Click the Analytics tab on the left sidebar. 
4. Use the metrics on this page to get a comprehensive overview of how your audience is engaging with your content. The metrics available include: 

Distribution of Video Views

This bar graph displays the number of unique views for each video on the hub. Each bar represents an individual video, with the height indicating the number of unique viewers who have watched it. 

Distribution of Video Watch Time

This bar graph displays the watch time in minutes for each video on the hub. Each bar represents an individual video, with the height indicating the total watch time for each video. 

Total Video Views: This column gives overall number of views for all videos. 

Total Watch Time: This column tracks the total watch time in minutes for all videos.  

Average Watch Time: This column specifies the average duration viewers watch your videos. 

Video Views Distribution (Week-over-week): This shows the graph of how the video views change weekly. 

Video Watchtime Distribution (Week-over-week): This shows the graph of how the video watch time changes weekly. 

Embed Insights on Video Views: Data on views from videos embedded on external sites/pages. 

Embed Insights on Video Watchtime: Data on watch time from videos embedded on external sites/pages.