“Digg” Your Videos With VideoBomb and Popcurrent
Two more ways to promote your videos. Popcurrent and VideoBomb. Courtesy of Because We Can (Video Blog).
Two more ways to promote your videos. Popcurrent and VideoBomb. Courtesy of Because We Can (Video Blog).
Here’s some historical highlights (2005-2013) of YouTube, and some stats on current 2013 activity — like 800 million monthly users. From the folks at ShortyMedia… Infographic Created by ShortyMedia A YouTube
A robotic snake. The gift every man wants.
I’ve developed a fairly comprehensive list of my sponsored videos, and the case studies surrounding them. See this page on kevinnalts.com to review the brand goals and see the videos. I’m glad to have a TubeMogul profile so potential clients can see accurate, real-time details about my views and demographics (see chart below). My most…
Sure, there are downsides to letting customers roam your store with a camera (I’ve certainly been spanked on that front, like when I shot “Mall Pranks.” Roaming customer cameras can reveal something that creates bad press (like employees showing poor customer support), and it probably makes other shoppers uncomfortable. But there are cases where it’s good…
I got to test drive Revver recently, and it’s really cool. Now you can test it before launch (which is actually tomorrow not today). Here’s the Revver 1.0 site. Post bugs here. Note- Revver remains more of a tool than a destination. Think of it as a PayPal that empowers anyone to sell online. It’s…
It’s all the rage in Boston. While Video Guru Steve Garfield got his mom YouTubing in 2006, and New Media Evangelist Chris Brogan recently helped mom and dad launch their own web presence (MomPopPow). And they’re not alone. The latest data show that boomers don’t need a guru son or daughter to get started in social media….
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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…