But you should also have a look at HeySpread for Professional Video Analytics and Video Distribution – http://bit.ly/4Kxy9. Far cheaper, with exclusive features such as YouClone (copy/paste your YouTube videos to any other platform automatically and in one shot), powerful and user-friendly interface, REST API for an easy and fast white label integration.

very useful…gonna try TB now!

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Consider your needs, your budget, your objectives. If you’re planning to use video for marketing on a consistent, monthly basis, and $97/m is fine for your budget, then TrafficGeyser will work well for you as an all-in-one solution.

If you’re testing out video marketing, consider using the other free services I recommend, and determine your next steps from there. Ultimately, your business, your choice.

If you don’t already have a twitter account, you may want to check that out as far as brevity training is concerned.

It’s also great for pubbing your stuff to the community.

20+ video networks. Pay as you go (works on credit system). Offers stats and metrics. Clone your YouTube videos to transfer to another video sharing site too.

Cheers!

Thanks,
Gordon

Thanks Sherman, you know I appreciate you!

Trish

After broadcasting via TM or TG, simply login to your YouTube account and add/modify the text description to make it longer.

And sure, I will watermark my videos in future.

Thanks Sherman – valuable answer.

Trish

There are many video publishers who achieve millions of views from focusing on well-crafted video messaging.

Lastly, consider watermarking your videos for direct traffic as super viral videos get passed around without an opportunity to have any text descriptions to go along with it at all.

“The Blog King” has spoken, and has left the building

For me, the biggest drawback to using TubeMogul is that the description is limited to 250 characters. Not enough if you want to get a decent listing with keywords.

Got any comments Blog King!

Trish

I love the ease of use and the results I’ve achieved using TM – thanks!

If I can be of service to y’all, give me a holler, k? Cheers!

Check it out, and let me know if you have any feedback!
Best regards,

Mark Rotblat
TubeMogul

I have personally used Traffic Geyser and have a client who uses them and, I like what I’ve seen. My opinion though is that if you have the extra time needed to use the other services and $97 could be a stretch for you on a monthly basis, I agree that you can get the same results if not better with the services you’ve mentioned.

I won’t use the “if you’re not a techie use TG” arguement because my experience is that people who claim they are not techie are LESS likely to use TG than they are the individual services because once inside, they get overwhelmed, despite the greate training videos.

My recommendation is that people start with one of the services you’ve mentioned (TubeMogal.com for example), master it for a couple of weeks and then add another. This is better than paying $97 per month and using only one or two of their services or worse still, not using it at all because you’re overwhelmed.

Sherman, thanks so much for what you’ve been sharing on your site – I love it, and you know I’m a HUGE fan of “The Man!” Hope you had a great Birthday!

Trish Jones

I think I’ll give Tube Mogul a try first before I part with the 97/mo (although TG are doing a $1 pm trial at the moment).

I’ll let you know how it goes.

Thanks!

Ray