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.
Revver 1.1 launches today. I’d cover it, but this guy from TheDailyReel did it with poetry I can’t match.
I pulled out my crystal ball this morning, and I’m predicting the most significant online-video highlights of 2007. I’ll be citing these selectively at the end of 2007 (only those in which I was right). Okay I didn’t use a crystal ball. This video tells a better story about the process I used to arrive…
Show me a marketer without “viral” on her marketing plan and I’ll show you an online video site that’s profitable. Advertising offline is getting harder with time-shifted television and declining viewership, and online advertising is getting more complex with paid-search prices rising and banner click-thru’s dropping. Given the low variable cost of viral, it’s natural…
Revver until now has cornered the market on pay-for-content. Two firms have offered similar models, though. And a new entrant has arrived. 1) Jeukersz (aka www.MillionDollarVideoJukeBox.com) 2) Motion.tv 3) Now Blip.tv is getting into the revenue-sharing space according to this article from CNet. Here's what CNet says, and if you register you can read more…
Paul Sanchez — biker, video junkie, PR machine, blogger, and maddman — has started an 8-wishes “tag chain” thingy. He’s asked me and other bloggers to post our 8 wishes and pass along the task to others. Parenthetically, Paul’s first wish was granted, as he recently interviewed Kinkos founder Paul Orfalea. So let’s be clear…
This Wall Street Journal article gave Patrick Sell (creator of Idonothingallday) a dramatic spike in traffic to his website packed with short videos of beautiful women in NYC. Patrick has been doing this for a while, and he’s as humble as they come. Not what you’d expect in a voyeuristic video maker. Good press for…
This 6-minute video tutorial (“How to Make Your Own Online Video Site”) is designed to accompany the post from last week titled “The Idiot’s Guide to Making an Online Video Site.” It’s really quite easy- even if you have no technical skills like me. Check out www.CubeBreak.com to see an example of a site I created without…
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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.