The definition of "video sharing site" changes as the months go by. Right
now a video sharing site is a web site where you upload your video assets, usually free to upload and park online,
some video sharing sites are charging to broadcast your video now. Viewer traffic varies greatly between
sites. As of 2008 there are over 300 video sharing sites. If you are uploading videos to any of these sites read
about the case studies to learn about best practices. Remember most
and eventually all the free services in this technology segment will place ads on your video. That is their
video monetization model.
This segment is changing fast for two reasons. First hard drive (hosting) space
to store big video files is getting cheaper and second you can now add video community sharing to your own
website. This means thousands of web sites in the future will have the video sharing feature of upload and sharing
videos for its members. What seems unique now will be common in the near future.
Below is a growing list of video sharing sites. If
you don't want to work with all 40 plus sites listed. Then pick out just the
sites with the larger text. Include these sites in your publicity release video campaigns. Remember
don't upload valuable videos you don't want people to get for free. Read the terms of use agreement if you
are in doubt. You can expect that you are giving up ownership of the video content when you upload to these
site. The best way to get video marketing success is to
produce a volume of video content and release them consistently over time. To expand your imagination
and get some ideas for video applications and content see Web Video Best
Uses on this site. The banner ad you see below is a great product for uploading your video to multiple
sites at one time.