“Digg” Your Videos With VideoBomb and Popcurrent
Two more ways to promote your videos. Popcurrent and VideoBomb. Courtesy of Because We Can (Video Blog).
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Thanks for giving me credit for the refrence. Much appreciated!
you can also get some extra eyeballs at UmmYeah.com.
http://ummyeah.com/
Works much like Digg too…