February 6thClipSyndicate Launches Video Clip Platform
Christopher Kenton
[tag]ClipSyndicate[/tag] announced the beta launch of their updated video publishing platform today, which enables the easy syndication of video content for Web site publishers and content providers. If you’re a video content provider, you can reach a larger audience of viewers through online syndication of your content, and if you’re a Web site publisher, you can draw from a large source of video content to host on your site.
ClipSyndicate stores and serves the video content, delivering to your site a thumbnail image, headline and link that pops open a ClipSyndicate player. It’s not quite as seemless a user experience as serving embedded video clips directly from your site, but it allows ClipSyndicate to serve advertising from their player, which is apparently the foundation of their revenue model. Pricing for Web Publishers includes a “free service” in which you share in whatever ad revenue your traffic drives, or a “paid service” in which you can extend your own ad sales by selling advertising for the ClipSyndicate network.
One useful feature of the new ClipSyndicate platform is SmartChannel, which lets you save a set of video content search parameters that you can export to an RSS reader for automatic alerts on new content, or to publish straight to your site authomatically.
 You can sign up for the beta at the ClipSyndicate site.
[tag]ClipSyndicate[/tag] announced the beta launch of their updated video publishing platform today, which enables the easy syndication of video content for Web site publishers and content providers. If you’re a video content provider, you can reach a larger audience of viewers through online syndication of your content, and if you’re a Web site publisher, you can draw from a large source of video content to host on your site.
ClipSyndicate stores and serves the video content, delivering to your site a thumbnail image, headline and link that pops open a ClipSyndicate player. It’s not quite as seemless a user experience as serving embedded video clips directly from your site, but it allows ClipSyndicate to serve advertising from their player, which is apparently the foundation of their revenue model. Pricing for Web Publishers includes a “free service” in which you share in whatever ad revenue your traffic drives, or a “paid service” in which you can extend your own ad sales by selling advertising for the ClipSyndicate network.
One useful feature of the new ClipSyndicate platform is SmartChannel, which lets you save a set of video content search parameters that you can export to an RSS reader for automatic alerts on new content, or to publish straight to your site authomatically.
 You can sign up for the beta at the ClipSyndicate site.
Affiliate Crunch…
I saw this really good post today….
January 14th, 2010 at 10:59 am
Almost everyone that makesan income on the internet (even the millionaires) do so through affiliate marketing. Being successful in affiliate marketing involves applying the formula that makes other affiliate marketers successful. For example, autoblogging. Autoblogging has been one of the least well-known forms of making money on the internet for quite some time… particularly because it’s quite difficult to make a good auto-blog. Yet, when done right, it can provide you with a lifetime of passive income with the only real work required being the setting up process. Video Marketing, and several other marketing strategies are all designed to drive traffic to your site, can be incorporated organicly in order to raise the position your site appears in the SERPs when any one searches for a term related to your site. And yet, even this can be totally automated.
August 17th, 2010 at 6:48 am