Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them?

magentawave · 05-30-2009, 10:08 PM

I am looking at several sites that bulk upload videos to many video sharing sites at one time. They are:

TubeMogul: Upload to 24 video sharing sites with 100 deployments per month for free. I just sent them an email to find out their prices for their Business and Gold plans. Features & Packages

Traffic Geyser: Upload to around 15 video sharing sites with 375 deployments per month for $47.00 per month. Gold plan is $97.00 to 40 sites. Traffic Geyser Plans

Hey Spread: Pay as you go. Upload to 18 video sharing sites for 5 cents each. 1 video uploaded to 18 video sharing sites: 1 X .05 X 18 = .90 Hey!Spread - Video Distributing Web Service Stats and watermarking cost extra.

Easy Push Button Traffic: $27.00 per month for 30 video sharing sites, plus article submission too. Top Search Engine Marketing Submission Tool - Get Listed In Google, MSN and Yahoo In Days With Our Easy Push Button Traffic Software

Are there anymore that you can recommend?

I'm thinking of going with Easy Push Button Traffic at this point. Has anyone used them yet?

Thanks
Steve

Razer Rage · 05-30-2009, 11:19 PM

No wonder too...they actually have a sales letter. :P I haven't had any experience with them, but they look pretty good. I'd like to try them out sometime.

ebizstrategies · 05-30-2009, 11:56 PM

I have used Hey Spread, works great and easy to use. VERY affordable.

magentawave · 06-18-2009, 04:13 PM

You know how it is with search engines (for example) in that Google is the big dog and then comes Yahoo and MSN...and everyone else is inconsequential because they probably use Google to power their searches anyway.

So is that the case with video sharing sites? Obviously Youtube is THE big dog and then these type of mass video uploading services offer another 15 to 20 other video sharing sites, but are the others even worth spending the extra money for, like Traffic Geysers more expensive $97.00 per month plan?

Steve

profitgenie · 06-19-2009, 10:16 AM

I used traffic geyser and thought it was pretty good however unless you are posting a constant stream of videos I think the price tag of $97 per month is a little pricey.

Jamie

magentawave · 06-20-2009, 02:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by profitgenie

I used traffic geyser and thought it was pretty good however unless you are posting a constant stream of videos I think the price tag of $97 per month is a little pricey.

Jamie

But you can get Traffic Geysers smaller package (posts to less video sharing sites) for half that at $47.00 monthly.

So the question I asked in a previous post still remains... Is it worth spending $97.00 monthly with Traffic Geyser over their less expensive $47.00 per month package? Meaning, are those extra video sharing sites included with their $97.00 package even worth posting to? Or are they totally inconsequential sites with no traffic?

Steve

NetAction · 07-10-2009, 10:59 AM

I have had success with Traffic Geyser; They provide a lot of detailed training, I have ranked as high as 4th on Google out of 800k competing pages. I heard a rumor that youtube is cracking down on auto-submission... Is this true?

magentawave · 07-10-2009, 11:24 AM

Submit to Youtube manually and then use Traffic Geyser for all the rest.

Steve

MrEyeconic · 07-12-2009, 04:00 PM

I found this cool alternative to these. Its really affordable. It's called video wildfire. I think it supports 50 video sites and various social sites. I've not had the chance to use it as of yet, but its seems cool. Check it out.

magentawave · 07-13-2009, 01:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrEyeconic

I found this cool alternative to these. Its really affordable. It's called video wildfire. I think it supports 50 video sites and various social sites. I've not had the chance to use it as of yet, but its seems cool. Check it out.

Thanks for mentioning that! I will check it out. Anyone used Video Wildfire?

Steve

Pelician · 07-13-2009, 04:59 AM

Any of you have any experience with Video Post Robot? I heard there are a few recommendation from Warriors here. Any idea is there a WSO going on right now?

Pelicia

MrEyeconic · 07-13-2009, 06:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

Thanks for mentioning that! I will check it out. Anyone used Video Wildfire?

Steve

Magentawave,

In all honesty I don't think it's very well known. The only reason I came across it was because I was searching through video submit software through google. If i can recall it wasn't near the first 5 pages.

If you do want to go for a well known service Pelician mentions AVR. I think they may have a special deal for warriors.

magentawave · 07-13-2009, 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrEyeconic

Magentawave,

In all honesty I don't think it's very well known. The only reason I came across it was because I was searching through video submit software through google. If i can recall it wasn't near the first 5 pages.

If you do want to go for a well known service Pelician mentions AVR. I think they may have a special deal for warriors.

A search for AVR brought up nothing in the first few pages of Google. Does it go by any other name?

Steve

pyrmontvillage · 07-13-2009, 11:48 PM

Tube Mogul does the trick every time

Nick H · 07-13-2009, 11:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

But you can get Traffic Geysers smaller package (posts to less video sharing sites) for half that at $47.00 monthly.

So the question I asked in a previous post still remains... Is it worth spending $97.00 monthly with Traffic Geyser over their less expensive $47.00 per month package? Meaning, are those extra video sharing sites included with their $97.00 package even worth posting to? Or are they totally inconsequential sites with no traffic?

Steve

I would have to say that the $97 a month gives you a good boost. It includes a lot of good sites that have a lot of traffic, plus extra podcast sites too. So, if you are going to use TG, I would get the $97 a month.

However, I have used Traffic Geyser...and Easy Push Button Traffic. And I would say, don't buy either.

Not that they don't work...I was getting tops in the SERPS with Traffic Geyser.

I think they are both too expensive. Figured over a year, the expense is too much. I hate recurring fees. (Except on my own sites : )

Also, TG does not cut it for me with no Press Release sites and no Article Directories.

I opted for Ross Goldberg's Internet Marketing Revolution (Not an affiliate link)

It is a 3 time fee of $97 and it easily muscles out Easy Push Button Traffic and parts of TG imho.

I now use The Revolution Automator and the free Traffic Mogul together.

If you have any questions about The Revolution Automator, just pick up the phone and call Ross at (800) 274-5815 - That is what I did, and the guy actually answered my questions for over 15 minutes. Now, that is service.

mentorondemand · 07-14-2009, 02:52 AM

Nick just to make sure you like Ross Goldberg's
software.

it is something you recommend?

Is it something I can teach someone to outsource
some work to. Meaning is it easy to use.

It would be great to have an alternative to Traffic
Geyser. It's better to pay more once but less over
time if the service is worth it.

Thanks

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

yves
the mentor on demand

Nick H · 07-14-2009, 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mentorondemand

Nick just to make sure you like Ross Goldberg's
software.

it is something you recommend?

Is it something I can teach someone to outsource
some work to. Meaning is it easy to use.

It would be great to have an alternative to Traffic
Geyser. It's better to pay more once but less over
time if the service is worth it.

Thanks

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

yves
the mentor on demand

Yes, it is what I recommend. It even has a built in article spinner, and also submits your sites to 100's of web directories.

It runs on Windows on your hard drive.

Yes, I would say it is pretty easy to use. There is a manual provided too, so there should be no problem getting started. You can watch a demo on the Sales Page.

Combined with Tube Mogul, The Automator can really blast out the content.

I think it is the best solution out there.

Top Tip here: Buy your self Paul and Angela's Backlink packets, get a copy of The Revolution Automator, and then sign up for the free plan of Tube Mogul.

Run these three sources together on every web property you own. You will see a lot of improvement.

MrEyeconic · 07-14-2009, 06:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

A search for AVR brought up nothing in the first few pages of Google. Does it go by any other name?

Steve

Msgentawave,

So sorry, I don't know where AVR came from, I meant to say Video Post Robot. I'm sure its run by a Warrior. You should find it in the WSO section. I think the name Navneet Rai rings a bell as the Warrior. Give it a search.

Hope this helps.

Easy Cash · 07-14-2009, 09:14 PM

I haven't tried any of them. However, videos are a lot of work.

Certainly worth looking at though.

ecoverstreet · 07-15-2009, 04:47 PM

Just a quick note - the other side to TG that is pretty positive is that they do drop sites when their popularity becomes low in the SERPs. Another one point is they strip the audio from the video and make podcasts - which again some of these sites get darn good link juice (see Frank Kern Video) and, not only can you set your video to be posted on a regular slot every week to build that trust pattern with google but also they will direct post to a few decent blogs including your own.

I must admit - seeing the results of some other people, i would not have a problem using TG to shoot my video's out to other sites, what with html template posting too, audio podcasts - toll free call in number so you can over dub your video - the list goes on....

The way i am looking at it is - that if it works and makes me money, i'll keep using it - but when it drops then i can stop and change train!

Best of luck with your choice, tough but could be made a lot easier!

Nick H · 07-15-2009, 05:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ecoverstreet

I must admit - seeing the results of some other people, i would not have a problem using TG to shoot my video's out to other sites, what with html template posting too, audio podcasts - toll free call in number so you can over dub your video - the list goes on....

Just wondering if you have ever actually used TG?

It is not a matter of what works here. TG works great.

It is a matter of what works the best. TG does not have all the traffic sources that the Automater does.

currypuff · 07-31-2009, 08:57 AM

I have been using Tg for while and must say that I really like the video creation tool where you upload ppt or slides and it creates a video which you can uploads. Really helps if you don't have screen capture software.

Also the wordpress plugin which automatically post the videos to your blog is great.

I would like to try Ross Goldberg's new product as he says there is less automation, which will overcome the spamming issue. His article spinner is meant to be quite clever, spins per sentence and not by replacing words which don't make sense.

May

magentawave · 07-31-2009, 01:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by currypuff

I have been using Tg for while and must say that I really like the video creation tool where you upload ppt or slides and it creates a video which you can uploads. Really helps if you don't have screen capture software.

Also the wordpress plugin which automatically post the videos to your blog is great.

I would like to try Ross Goldberg's new product as he says there is less automation, which will overcome the spamming issue. His article spinner is meant to be quite clever, spins per sentence and not by replacing words which don't make sense.

May

What is the name of Ross Goldbergs deal?

Nick H · 07-31-2009, 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

What is the name of Ross Goldbergs deal?

Ross Goldberg's Internet Marketing Automater

Ross Goldberg's Internet Marketing Revolution

magentawave · 07-31-2009, 03:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick H

TG does not have all the traffic sources that the Automater does.

I've asked this before but no one has responded yet... Are those other traffic sources you mention even worth posting videos too?

Steve

Nick H · 07-31-2009, 03:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

I've asked this before but no one has responded yet... Are those other traffic sources you mention even worth posting videos too?

Steve

Hey sorry I must have missed your question before.

The basic answer is yes. The basic $97 TG level only submits to around 30 video sites. The higher more expensive TG level submits to over 50 sites. So, TG submits to the same sites (more or less) that you are going to get with the Revolution Automater. There may be a slight difference in the lists, but not much.

There is no perfect pill. Look at what you need to do. Look at how you want to do it, and then choose a product which will help you do it. If TG is that product, great! Use it and put it to work right away.

One other thing...if it is a "traffic source" it is worth posting to. Ross updates the software on a regular basis, and so you get traffic sources that are up to date and worth going after.

magentawave · 07-31-2009, 06:01 PM

Thanks, but the question I've asked here that no one has yet to answer is: Does submitting to those extra video sharing sites even matter?

Its like this... With search engines, Google is the big dog, and then comes Yahoo and MSN, but after those three, there isn't much point in submitting to any other search engine - except to get the backlinks I suppose.

In the case of video sharing sites, Youtube is the big dog and then there is Google, Viddler and lots of lesser sites. So is it worth the extra money to submit to all the other 20 or 30 lesser video sharing sites? Does the traffic they bring you warrant the extra expense, or is it just to get the back-links.

Steve

Nick H · 07-31-2009, 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

Thanks, but the question I've asked here that no one has yet to answer is: Does submitting to those extra video sharing sites even matter?

Its like this... With search engines, Google is the big dog, and then comes Yahoo and MSN, but after those three, there isn't much point in submitting to any other search engine - except to get the backlinks I suppose.

In the case of video sharing sites, Youtube is the big dog and then there is Google, Viddler and lots of lesser sites. So is it worth the extra money to submit to all the other 20 or 30 lesser video sharing sites? Does the traffic they bring you warrant the extra expense, or is it just to get the back-links.

Steve

The whole idea is to get your message out to as many traffic hubs as possible. The more reach the better. If you have multiple videos on multiple sites Google likes, you can actually achieve multiple listings on Google page 1. I have done this myself. I think my record is 8/10 or 9/10 listings for a search keyword...and it had some competition too.

So, beyond the traffic from the hubs themselves, if you do your submissions right, you get the rankings in the SERPs since Google likes video.

Your question about the extra expense can only be answered by you. I can't answer it, I don't know what you are selling. If you are making money from the videos you blast out to those "Extra sites" as you call them, then keep on doing it. That is where testing and analytics comes in to play. Track it all, and sure, drop a site if it is a time hole. But there is no way to tell that unless you test.

magentawave · 08-03-2009, 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick H

The whole idea is to get your message out to as many traffic hubs as possible. The more reach the better. If you have multiple videos on multiple sites Google likes, you can actually achieve multiple listings on Google page 1. I have done this myself. I think my record is 8/10 or 9/10 listings for a search keyword...and it had some competition too.

So, beyond the traffic from the hubs themselves, if you do your submissions right, you get the rankings in the SERPs since Google likes video.

Your question about the extra expense can only be answered by you. I can't answer it, I don't know what you are selling. If you are making money from the videos you blast out to those "Extra sites" as you call them, then keep on doing it. That is where testing and analytics comes in to play. Track it all, and sure, drop a site if it is a time hole. But there is no way to tell that unless you test.

Thanks Nick.

Steve

Nick H · 08-03-2009, 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

Thanks Nick.

Steve

No problem. Glad to help.

currypuff · 08-04-2009, 04:39 AM

@Magentawave

As Nick said, there are a couple of reasons to use multiple video submissions. The first is to get more traffic to your site via video views and as Google likes video sites, your videos will get listed on page 1 for your keywords quite easily. They drop off quite quickly too, hence the resubmissions. Be careful of resubmissions and how you do it as it can be like spamming and can get you in trouble.

Ross' program allows manual submissions vs TG's auto. This way it looks more natural, less like spamming. There was a limited number of licences for his product tho.

May

nelson32 · 08-04-2009, 05:03 PM

i havent tried any of these but tried manually you tube and trust me traffic is really gr8...

Rappaport · 08-05-2009, 09:44 PM

I use Traffic Geyser myself.
Mike Koenigs provides a lot of good content to members and it does do a pretty good job and has a lot of tools and features.
But, its expensive...which is perhaps justified by the results.

magentawave · 09-28-2009, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick H

I would have to say that the $97 a month gives you a good boost. It includes a lot of good sites that have a lot of traffic, plus extra podcast sites too. So, if you are going to use TG, I would get the $97 a month.

However, I have used Traffic Geyser...and Easy Push Button Traffic. And I would say, don't buy either.

Not that they don't work...I was getting tops in the SERPS with Traffic Geyser.

I think they are both too expensive. Figured over a year, the expense is too much. I hate recurring fees. (Except on my own sites : )

Also, TG does not cut it for me with no Press Release sites and no Article Directories.

I opted for Ross Goldberg's Internet Marketing Revolution (Not an affiliate link)

It is a 3 time fee of $97 and it easily muscles out Easy Push Button Traffic and parts of TG imho.

I now use The Revolution Automator and the free Traffic Mogul together.

If you have any questions about The Revolution Automator, just pick up the phone and call Ross at (800) 274-5815 - That is what I did, and the guy actually answered my questions for over 15 minutes. Now, that is service.

Hey Nick,

If you already have The Revolution Automator then why bother with Traffic Mogul? Doesn't Revolution Automator do the same thing as far as submitting your videos to video sharing sites, or does Traffic Mogul submit to different sites?

Thanks again.
Steve

P.S. Thanks to your post, I'm pretty sure I'm going to get The Internet Revolution Automator and the cool thing is that I just got word from the developer that in two weeks it will run on a Mac using Adobe Air.

Nick H · 09-28-2009, 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

Hey Nick,

If you already have The Revolution Automator then why bother with Traffic Mogul? Doesn't Revolution Automator do the same thing as far as submitting your videos to video sharing sites, or does Traffic Mogul submit to different sites?

Thanks again.
Steve

P.S. Thanks to your post, I'm pretty sure I'm going to get The Internet Revolution Automator and the cool thing is that I just got word from the developer that in two weeks it will run on a Mac using Adobe Air.

Tube Mogul automatically social bookmarks your video links, so that is handy for getting them quickly indexed. It is just a nice feature to have in addition to the videos broadcast by Ross's Software.

Right on! Go for the software... it is really good. And I am glad Ross is bringing out the Air version. Good stuff!

magentawave · 09-29-2009, 11:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick H

Traffic Mogul automatically social bookmarks your video links, so that is handy for getting them quickly indexed. It is just a nice feature to have in addition to the videos broadcast by Ross's Software.

Right on! Go for the software... it is really good. And I am glad Ross is bringing out the Air version. Good stuff!

And that was the free version of Traffic Mogul that social bookmarks your video links?

The deal with Ross's new program coming out in two weeks is that instead of it costing $300, it will be a $50 per month membership and he's also throwing in some traffic getting tutorials. I'm going for the $300 deal now cuz I don't like paying for memberships and he says he will give me the Adobe Air upgrade when its ready.

I've looked at a lot of these video submitters and am really glad I found out about his deal thanks to you.

Thanks again.

Steve

Nick H · 09-29-2009, 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

And that was the free version of Traffic Mogul that social bookmarks your video links?

The deal with Ross's new program coming out in two weeks is that instead of it costing $300, it will be a $50 per month membership and he's also throwing in some traffic getting tutorials. I'm going for the $300 deal now cuz I don't like paying for memberships and he says he will give me the Adobe Air upgrade when its ready.

I've looked at a lot of these video submitters and am really glad I found out about his deal thanks to you.

Thanks again.

Steve

No problem Steve. Yes, as of this posting, the free version of TubeMogul features initial social bookmarking and subsequent social bookmarking updates. Just a quick question, how long have you been researching content broadcast solutions?

timmywf · 09-29-2009, 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

You know how it is with search engines (for example) in that Google is the big dog and then comes Yahoo and MSN...and everyone else is inconsequential because they probably use Google to power their searches anyway.

So is that the case with video sharing sites? Obviously Youtube is THE big dog and then these type of mass video uploading services offer another 15 to 20 other video sharing sites, but are the others even worth spending the extra money for, like Traffic Geysers more expensive $97.00 per month plan?

Steve

Good point, thats defiantly something to think about.

magentawave · 10-02-2009, 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick H

No problem Steve. Yes, as of this posting, the free version of TubeMogul features initial social bookmarking and subsequent social bookmarking updates. Just a quick question, how long have you been researching content broadcast solutions?

How long did I research this type of program? A while off and on between doing other stuff knowing that I really need something like this but not too stoked about getting stuck with another recurring fee. My plans are to set up Internet Marketing Revolution with a VA and let them go at it. Have you set up someone else or do you do all this yourself? Also; how long have you been using IMR Nick?

Quote:

Originally Posted by timmywf

Good point, thats defiantly something to think about.

Yes but I have seen the light thanks to this thread! And the light is that even if the other video sharing sites don't bring much traffic to your site, they are still valuable as far as getting one way back links. Not sure how I missed that little detail before...

Steve

Nick H · 10-02-2009, 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magentawave

How long did I research this type of program? A while off and on between doing other stuff knowing that I really need something like this but not too stoked about getting stuck with another recurring fee. My plans are to set up Internet Marketing Revolution with a VA and let them go at it. Have you set up someone else or do you do all this yourself? Also; how long have you been using IMR Nick?

I think a couple of months now. I don't have a VA yet, but I need one.

Anyways, glad it is working out for you. Have fun with the software!

allthesp · 10-13-2009, 11:54 AM

Anyone used this site: Video Marketing Software, Social Media Marketing, Content Marketing - ContentBuzz.com ?

It looks pretty interesting.

Steven Smith · 10-20-2009, 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by allthesp

Anyone used this site: Video Marketing Software, Social Media Marketing, Content Marketing - ContentBuzz.com ?

It looks pretty interesting.

...and the crowd goes quite.....

I too would like any info on the above site, if anyone has used it etc, any information would be appreciated : )

realoptions · 10-26-2009, 01:40 PM

I would be interested in hearing from people who have used ContentBuzz as well. I've tried TG in the past. But I would prefer to stay away from programs that have on-going fees associated with them.

nomanbd · 10-26-2009, 01:58 PM

This is first time I heard about this. Want to know more about this. Thank you for the discussion..

05-30-2009, 10:08 PM	#1
magentawave Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: San Diego, California Posts: 979 Thanks: 188 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? I am looking at several sites that bulk upload videos to many video sharing sites at one time. They are: TubeMogul: Upload to 24 video sharing sites with 100 deployments per month for free. I just sent them an email to find out their prices for their Business and Gold plans. Features & Packages Traffic Geyser: Upload to around 15 video sharing sites with 375 deployments per month for $47.00 per month. Gold plan is $97.00 to 40 sites. Traffic Geyser Plans Hey Spread: Pay as you go. Upload to 18 video sharing sites for 5 cents each. 1 video uploaded to 18 video sharing sites: 1 X .05 X 18 = .90 Hey!Spread - Video Distributing Web Service Stats and watermarking cost extra. Easy Push Button Traffic: $27.00 per month for 30 video sharing sites, plus article submission too. Top Search Engine Marketing Submission Tool - Get Listed In Google, MSN and Yahoo In Days With Our Easy Push Button Traffic Software Are there anymore that you can recommend? I'm thinking of going with Easy Push Button Traffic at this point. Has anyone used them yet? Thanks Steve

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07-14-2009, 02:52 AM	#16
mentorondemand Transcendental Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Virginia-Vegas-New York Posts: 68 Thanks: 13 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? Nick just to make sure you like Ross Goldberg's software. it is something you recommend? Is it something I can teach someone to outsource some work to. Meaning is it easy to use. It would be great to have an alternative to Traffic Geyser. It's better to pay more once but less over time if the service is worth it. Thanks +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ yves the mentor on demand

07-14-2009, 09:14 PM	#19
Easy Cash Gerry Walter War Room Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Brisbane, Australia. Posts: 1,065 Blog Entries: 99 Thanks: 70 Thanked 53 Times in 42 Posts Social Networking	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? I haven't tried any of them. However, videos are a lot of work. Certainly worth looking at though.
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07-15-2009, 04:47 PM	#20
ecoverstreet Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Cheltenham, United Kingdom Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Social Networking	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? Just a quick note - the other side to TG that is pretty positive is that they do drop sites when their popularity becomes low in the SERPs. Another one point is they strip the audio from the video and make podcasts - which again some of these sites get darn good link juice (see Frank Kern Video) and, not only can you set your video to be posted on a regular slot every week to build that trust pattern with google but also they will direct post to a few decent blogs including your own. I must admit - seeing the results of some other people, i would not have a problem using TG to shoot my video's out to other sites, what with html template posting too, audio podcasts - toll free call in number so you can over dub your video - the list goes on.... The way i am looking at it is - that if it works and makes me money, i'll keep using it - but when it drops then i can stop and change train! Best of luck with your choice, tough but could be made a lot easier!

07-31-2009, 08:57 AM	#22
currypuff Active Warrior Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 30 Thanks: 10 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? I have been using Tg for while and must say that I really like the video creation tool where you upload ppt or slides and it creates a video which you can uploads. Really helps if you don't have screen capture software. Also the wordpress plugin which automatically post the videos to your blog is great. I would like to try Ross Goldberg's new product as he says there is less automation, which will overcome the spamming issue. His article spinner is meant to be quite clever, spins per sentence and not by replacing words which don't make sense. May

07-31-2009, 06:01 PM	#27
magentawave Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: San Diego, California Posts: 979 Thanks: 188 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? Thanks, but the question I've asked here that no one has yet to answer is: Does submitting to those extra video sharing sites even matter? Its like this... With search engines, Google is the big dog, and then comes Yahoo and MSN, but after those three, there isn't much point in submitting to any other search engine - except to get the backlinks I suppose. In the case of video sharing sites, Youtube is the big dog and then there is Google, Viddler and lots of lesser sites. So is it worth the extra money to submit to all the other 20 or 30 lesser video sharing sites? Does the traffic they bring you warrant the extra expense, or is it just to get the back-links. Steve

08-04-2009, 04:39 AM	#31
currypuff Active Warrior Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 30 Thanks: 10 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? @Magentawave As Nick said, there are a couple of reasons to use multiple video submissions. The first is to get more traffic to your site via video views and as Google likes video sites, your videos will get listed on page 1 for your keywords quite easily. They drop off quite quickly too, hence the resubmissions. Be careful of resubmissions and how you do it as it can be like spamming and can get you in trouble. Ross' program allows manual submissions vs TG's auto. This way it looks more natural, less like spamming. There was a limited number of licences for his product tho. May

08-04-2009, 05:03 PM	#32
nelson32 Warrior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Contact Info	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? i havent tried any of these but tried manually you tube and trust me traffic is really gr8...

08-05-2009, 09:44 PM	#33
Rappaport Warrior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 21 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? I use Traffic Geyser myself. Mike Koenigs provides a lot of good content to members and it does do a pretty good job and has a lot of tools and features. But, its expensive...which is perhaps justified by the results.

10-13-2009, 11:54 AM	#41
allthesp HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Atlanta Posts: 144 Thanks: 10 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? Anyone used this site: Video Marketing Software, Social Media Marketing, Content Marketing - ContentBuzz.com ? It looks pretty interesting.

10-26-2009, 01:40 PM	#43
realoptions Active Warrior Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 39 Thanks: 1 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? I would be interested in hearing from people who have used ContentBuzz as well. I've tried TG in the past. But I would prefer to stay away from programs that have on-going fees associated with them.

10-26-2009, 01:58 PM	#44
nomanbd HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Bangladesh Posts: 113 Thanks: 4 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Re: Easy Push Button Traffic, Traffic Geyser, Hey Spread, TubeMogul? What do you think about them? This is first time I heard about this. Want to know more about this. Thank you for the discussion..