VidMetrix and Hey!Spread are finally solving that age-old problem of uploading videos to multiple sites (source: Craig Rubens of NewTeeVee).
I haven’t tested these yet, but would be interested to know if anyone has had any experience with them.
Direct-response television (TV ads that have a “call to action”) aren’t new. But I did have a chance to hear about best-practices on DR-TV and they struck me as awfully similar to some of the online-video entertainment best practices. Example: Immediate Appearance of Response Mechanism (start your video with a compelling clip) Response Mechanism Duration…
What if celebrities teamed up for a reading of “Twas the Night Before Christmas?” Enjoy Jim Meskimen helping us envision it.
Saddleback leather founder Dave Munson is using YouTube to teach counterfeiters how to knock off his bags. The video is instructional, persuasive, sarcastic and funny. By showing how counterfeiters do and can save money (using lower quality leather, cheap stitching, inferior metal buckles), Saddleback manages to fortify its own high price point. The clip also…
Blip does share ad revenue. The program is still in its infancy. Says BlipTV’s Michael Hudack, “Its paypal, quarterly, paid out after we receive the money from the advertiser or advertising partner. We have one partner up and running today and several more launching over the next few months.” Note that you’re not automatically enrolled….
Sensational headline, and not yet true (that I’m aware). But it will be this summer. If you’re ripping off TV and uploading it, you can’t hide behind YouTube. Remember the Napster days when a few individuals got singled out and brought to court? We’ll soon see a few high-profile lawsuits against not YouTube but its…
PepsiCo is offering a million dollars to the best consumer-created 30-second spot, which will air during the Superbowl. The “Crash the Superbowl” campaign. Five finalists will receive $25,000 and a trip to the Superbowl. Should you enter? Sure if you’ve got a killer idea, and are prepared for stiff competition. While many contests languish, these…
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I haven’t tried VidMetrix yet (though I have signed up). I just discovered Hey!Spread and it seems a no frills kind of upload tool.
The best I’ve seen so far is TubeMogul (http://www.tubemogul.com) which will track individual videos, individual publishers and upload to Nine different networks (and they’re still adding more).
I was about to leave a comment about TubeMogul too. It gathers data from all the sites you upload to and allows you to analyze it in one place.
As I’ve previously commented here, I’ve used TubeMogul also and it works great.
Hey all, thank you for the positive comments. This is Mark from TubeMogul. We feel good about what we’ve put together so far but also feel like we can make some further improvements to the product and overall UI. If after checking it out you’ve got some ideas, please feel free to drop us a line, either to the team – comments at tubemogul or to me – mark at tubemogul.
Thanks!
Mark
I’ve been waiting for a service like TubeMogul for a loooong time, Mark. TubeMogul saves me a LOT of time and the analytics are great! Thanks!
If you want to upload videos to 21 sites at once you should try video post robot
http://aniscartujo.com/videopostrobot