A New Face on Revver
Revver 1.1 launches today. I’d cover it, but this guy from TheDailyReel did it with poetry I can’t match.
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Is it everything you hoped it would be?
Not yet. Tons of traffic on Revverized video (and better analytics). Then…. boom-bada-bing.
Revver 1.1 sounds nice,but it will still be the pay per click model.I emailed sean boyd(member services coordinator at revver),he said to “look for pay per impression in a couple of months,and that 1.1 will take a fair amount of testing”.At least they are moving in the right direction! * P.S. I just made my first .12 cents on Blip.tv!! Except its still pending,i guess it takes some extra financing to deal out that kind of cash? good luck all, Steve :-O
I stopped checking on Blip. It was depressing me. My revenue looks like my stock dividends during the bubble bust.
The new widget builder is definitely helpful, and I like the look of the site a lot more. Even though it’s not every thing I would like it to be it’s well on its way.