Hi Brad – I work for TubeMogul and I want to say thanks for the honorable mention. Our intent is to empower video publishers by reducing the time it takes to distribute video to the top sites (16 at this time – but we’ll be pushing for more shortly), and once uploaded, the videos integrate directly into our analytics tools. This enables publishers to gain intelligence on video view performance.

I’ve been using this and its been great. The SEO these few videos I’ve done has been great. That doesn’t directly have anything to do TubeMogul, but nonetheless the service is great. I have had trouble with some of the video sites at the bottom of the list.

Eugene – thanks for stopping by to comment. I uploaded a short video just to see the analytics and how the entire process works.

I like it so far, but need some viral venom before I can really grasp the analytics.

I also need to sign up and check out some of those other hosting sites. 16 and pushing for more, I like it! 🙂

Matthew – seems like an awesome service for those industry professionals who don’t have the time to sit and upload videos to hosting sites. I can see where this could save hours of time and money.

The analytics are just an additional plus to be able to track what viewers are doing and what sites are getting the best exposure. Seems after time, you’d be able to maximize the exposure on the sites getting the most previews, and not even bother with the ones that aren’t.

Brad – We’re intending to add many more sites in the near future. 16 sites may not necessarily be the most useful for realtors with video tours. A how-to site such as Sclipo, HowCast, or 5min will not be beneficial for property listings. Likewise with entertainment sites such as Blip.TV, Crackle and Viddler who shun on commercial use of video. However search sites with video capability (Yahoo, Google, AOL Video, etc.) can be huge for SEO purposes. The great thing about our analytics tool is seeing where your audience is amongst these sites.

Matthew – We’ve heard from quite a few content publishers that their sole use of TubeMogul is for SEO purposes only. Deploying to sites like YouTube, AOL Video, Yahoo, Google, and Dailymotion will definitely ramp up your organic search results naturally. If you have issues, please email me directly: Eugene at TubeMogul dot com.

Brad – I saw your response after mine was posted. You are right on the money with the value of our upload and analytics tool.

Eugene – it all makes sense, thanks for coming back and for also opening the door to Matthew and others of us who have a true interest in your product and service.

I know there are many others who will read this post and check you guys out. Thanks for being so responsive.

That is a first and foremost quality that often times gets overlooked by many internet service providers. Thanks my friend.

Carol Smith just informed me this post has made the Headlines on Inman.com today. The link if you’re interested, is under the heading “Headline News From The Net!” Thanks goes to Brad Inman and his team at Inman news, and also to the GeekEstateBlog authors who constantly strive to provide new, fresh, and headline worthy content.

Awesome work Brad!

Wow! Brad Andersohn is EVERYWHERE! Nice job on making the nod over at Inman. Who did you pay? Love ya, man! We are so fortunate to have you on the AR Team!

Tubemogul seems like a real useful application. Going to try it out this week. Certainly will save some time!

Robin – let us know what you think, hopefully it will save you time and not take it. Find better things to do than sit around uploading videos, this one may do the trick.