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Hey Dan, I just ran a quick report on Screaming Frog's SEO Spider (free & awesome tool btw) - and I am seeing 9 inbound links for this particular page. To add to Jordan's point, OSE may not have crawled those pages yet! While they do an amazing job at discovering links, it is not as powerful as a Google robot. To help them index these links better, I believe they pull from bit.ly - so adding your links there may help improve your OSE accuracy. AHREFs and Majestic are also great spots to check. Hope that helps. Best, Christopher

I'm inclined to agree that YouTube is the easiest, quickest way to get your videos indexed. Google is showing fewer video snippets overall than they used to, so that is likely contributing to your not seeing video snippets as well. Spending some time optimizing your YouTube descriptions so that they're unique and descriptive, plus including links back to your site in the description, your profile, and the video content itself would definitely be worth doing. If you don't want to lose the potential links & shares that having a great video on your site can attract, think of ways to enhance the page the video embed lives on - what other ways beyond the video could you make that page a great resource?