What Sites Do You Submit Your Videos To?

[W.P. Allen]

I'm starting video marketing and would like to know what are some good sites to submit my videos. Also, if you do video marketing, how many sites do you submit to? Thanks...

[handyman]

I've also just started on video marketing. Would like to know how to proceed.

[Brad Gile]

The fast easy way would be just to use TubeMogul.com | In-Depth Tracking, Analytics for Online Video | Web Video Syndication

I don't do a bunch of video marketing but I think it probably also depends on what kind of video marketing you're focusing on.

Are you doing it to get your video listed on the front pages of Google? If you are, I would put the videos on as many sites as possible.

I've even had videos I've put on Viddler make it on the front page in a day. But if you're focusing on getting the traffic from the video sites itself, I would focus on Youtube.

Just my 2 cents.

[mmacken]

YouTube :P

[LegitBlogger]

YouTube is like the EzineArticles of videos, but it
doesn't hurt to also submit to the others, just as
it doesn't hurt to submit to the other hundreds
of article directories out there,

[mikeyman120]

Right now just you tube. Soon I will be using others but right now I just concentrate on the best which is you tube.

Mike

[Spencer Jones]

Submit to as many video directories as you can. The more videos you submit, the more the probability that someone will find your videos. Spreading your videos all across the web will help you spread your identity all across the web. I've seen that many video sites rank high in Google. So worth your time. Just get some software that will ease your process.

I use Article Video Robot to effortlesly create videos. The software helps me convert all my articles in to talking (naturally sound) videos. They also have a built in functionality that help you post your videos to 17+ video sites. Simplifies the whole video marketing process. Here is the link

Turn any article to video with animation, music, graphics, and a full voice-over for just $1! You can get a 50% discount using the coupon code "limited50" (without quotes).

Hope this helps...

Spencer Jones

[W.P. Allen]

They also have a built in functionality that help you post your videos to 17+ video sites

I looked into AVR but I wasn't impressed by the quality of the video. I'm going with animoto's paid version ---> Animoto

The fast easy way would be just to use TubeMogul.com | In-Depth Tracking, Analytics for Online Video | Web Video Syndication

This looks good. Have you had success with this program?

Are you doing it to get your video listed on the front pages of Google? If you are, I would put the videos on as many sites as possible.

I'm doing it more for the links than getting on the first page of Google. I plan on doing 1 to 5 videos a day in addition to other link-building strategies.

And does anyone have a list or a link to a list of the top sites to submit videos to? Thanks.

[Spencer Jones]

Originally Posted by W.P. Allen

I looked into AVR but I wasn't impressed by the quality of the video. I'm going with animoto's paid version ---> Animoto

Yea I have to agree, animoto is cool. But when it comes to converting articles to talking videos videos, I think AVR is the best.

About the quality of the videos - Here is my youtube channel where I have posted some videos created using AVR. I have used three voices in all the videos and it looks pretty good.

YouTube - siddhavideos's Channel

Hope it helps
Spencer Jones

[W.P. Allen]

Yea I have to agree, animoto is cool. But when it comes to converting articles to talking videos videos, I think AVR is the best.

About the quality of the videos - Here is my youtube channel where I have posted some videos created using AVR. I have used three voices in all the videos and it looks pretty good.

Not bad. I like the videos. But I'm not looking to convert articles into videos. More along the lines of quick product image videos with a limited amount of succinct writing to move the video along and lead the viewer back to my site.

[Mr Marketer]

I used to use Traffic Geyser, but couldn't produce enough video's to make it worth $100 a month. Now i'm using Tube Mogul.

I'm also a big fan of Animoto.com, especially now, since you can upload video into it.

[vicone]

Is there a reason Animoto doesn't want you to read their Terms Of Service?

Their TOS is provided with brown text on a black background, obviously discouraging anyone attempting to read it.

I was surprised by this because of the positive comments above but discouraging visitors to read the TOS seems like a dodgy practice to me.

Nor could I easily find any indication as to how much the service costs.

Ivan

[dexignz]

Tubmogul is one of the best. You upload one video and it automatically adds it to other video sites. You need accounts for all sites though.

[W.P. Allen]

Is there a reason Animoto doesn't want you to read their Terms Of Service?

Their TOS is provided with brown text on a black background, obviously discouraging anyone attempting to read it.

I was surprised by this because of the positive comments above but discouraging visitors to read the TOS seems like a dodgy practice to me.

Nor could I easily find any indication as to how much the service costs.

Ivan

I'm not sure about their TOS. I didn't read it... But I know that it costs $33 a month (you pay for 3 month chunks so it costs you $99 a shot -- you can also purchase a year for $250). The service is wonderful, the videos are extremely high quality, and you can create as many as you want.

You can use it for FREE to create 30 second videos but the clickable Animoto logo is all over it (once you pay the logo goes away -- I'm a poet and didn't know it).

Tubmogul is one of the best. You upload one video and it automatically adds it to other video sites. You need accounts for all sites though.

I just signed up and can't wait to get see how it works.

[video marketing]

Hello,

If i want free trial, i prefer to use TubeMogul services. Right now, I'm using one click tool that can submit to hundreds of media sharing sites. And this is something i provide for small local business to promote products or services. Clients are satisfied with the results.

[eidoan]

I just recently got into video marketing, but so far...

youtube.com
photobucket.com
dailymotion.com
veoh.com

[nuwav]

Tube Mogul submits your video to the top video sites.

[gregbanks]

Normally, if you submit to Youtube, the video is syndicated to other sites such as MetaCafe.... so I just submit to YouTube.

[waihon]

I've just started with videos. Basically I recorded some demo and tutorial videos related to my software.

So far I've uploaded them only to YouTube.

I'll look into TubeMogul.com as mentioned by some of the members in this thread.

[Freegolf]

I had an experience with Tubemogul in that it did not like videos promoting a business. I think the videos they will accept and allow you to open up into the other sites has to be of a general nature. No doubt though you can slip a link in somewhere in the video to the site you are promoting.