TECHNIQUE: How to make your logo appear in every direction of a 360 video


You can make your logo or watermark appear in every direction of a 360 video, regardless of where the viewer may be facing.  Here's how.


Here is a test video illustrating what I mean.  No matter which direction the viewer is facing, my logo appears on the bottom right corner.



It looks pretty cool and the best part is that this technique is easy to do in YouTube!
1.  On YouTube, click on your profile on the upper right corner, then select Creator Studio.
2.  On the left panel, click on Channel, and select Branding.
3.  Upload your watermark or logo.
4.  Specify at what point the watermark or logo will appear.

That's all!

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