TubeMogul Extends Syndication Network

Administrator — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:37:00 GMT

Video tracking and syndication service TubeMogul announced that social network imeem is the company's newest partner on TubeMogul's Load and Track service. Content creator that upload video to TubeMogul can now choose to distribute and track their videos on imeem which happens to be the third largest social network in the US with over 27 million users.

"imeem is taking social networking online to the next level with music and videos, and we are happy that our users can help enrich that experience," said Brett Wilson, CEO and co-founder of TubeMogul.

Jeff Reine, Director of Business Development at imeem, adds, "imeem has built a passionate audience of millions of people connecting around quality music and video. We're excited to add TubeMogul as a valuable new content acquisition partner to enhance imeem's video offering and add to the user experience on our site."

Video Seeding Like The Professionals

Administrator — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 14:52:00 GMT

You've heard the hype about how video can increase your brand awareness. You've spent the time crafting a compelling, educational or entertaining video which should in your opinion start sending traffic to your website and with any luck increase sales or at least activity on your website. But now what? Where do you upload your video masterpiece?

Website Magazine has covered the top 50 video sharing sites back in August of 2007, but what we didn't mention was that submitting that award winning video content to that many sites would take about as long as creating the video. The solution? Perhaps its HeySpread.com.

HeySpread, which launched in mid-December 2008, is a video promoting web service which gives users access to a very professional, robust and scalable video promotion service. Content creators can mass-distribute their video assets over the Web to many of the top sharing sites simultaneously to save time. HeySpread submits content to Sclipo, Sumo, Sevenload, YouTube, Google, DailyMotion, Blip, Metacafe, Yahoo, Facebook, MySpace, Vimeo, Revver, Vsocial, Photobucket and Putfile.

Some other interesting features of the HeySpread service are real-time monitoring of video availability, watermarking, encoding, and an API for developers. Heyspread charges a rather nominal fee - just five cents USD to submit one video. Users buy credits, and for each video submitted the amount is subtracted from their balance. Not a bad deal considering manually submitting your content to ten plus sites could take hours.

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TubeMogul Extends Syndication Network

Video Seeding Like The Professionals