Video Promotion Tool

October 1, 2008

How do you promote your videos? Do you use YouTube, Revver or Viddler? Online video marketing is very useful nowadays when these sites receives so many visitors, but are you aware that there is a video marketing tool, wherefrom you can automatically upload your videos to about 20 video websites. It sounds like useful tool, right?


If you have ever uploaded the video to YouTube or any other online video sharing site, then you know that it needs quite a time to perform this operation (at least 30 minutes with solid broadband connection for a clip of 4-5 minutes). Now just do the math, for 20 websites you will need almost half a day. And you know when you are uploading the video, it takes a lot of bandwidth, and at that time is hard to open other web pages. Luckily there is service which can be effectively used in online video marketing purpose and online video sharing.

automatically upload your videos to about 20 video websites
automatically upload your videos to about 20 video sharing websites

TubeMogul uploads and tracks your videos across a dozen sharing sites from one screen. It is very useful online video marketing tool, plus it’s free.

Sign up at TubeMogul and use their utilities to upload to all of the major video sharing sites like YouTube, Google Video etc, all at once. There is a paid option, but if you’re uploading less than 150 clips per month, then this online video marketing tool stays free. Also don’t forget to get other web 2.0 marketing tools.

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Posted by Sloba | Filed Under Video, web 2.0 tools 

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2 Responses to “Video Promotion Tool”

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