Video Upload Once, Syndicate to Many with TubeMogul

I stumbled upon TubeMogul and set up a free account. I haven’t tested out the services yet, but would like to learn from others who have tested or are using the service. Please let me know what you think.

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From the TubeMogul site:

Features

Stunning Charts – easily create charts that track videos and/or video publishers.
Powerful Analysis Tools – create custom groups of videos, video publishers and online video sites, and receive analytics by group.
Universal Upload – Upload your videos to all major video sharing sites in one shot!
Aggregated Analytics – track online video analytics across online video sites including Google Video, MetaCafe, MySpace, AOL, Yahoo!, Revver, YouTube and more!
Communication Tools – effortlessly email charts to the recipients of your choosing.
Data Export – exports charts and other data to Excel.
Ease of Use – enjoy TubeMogul’s intuitive user interface and easy to understand charts.
Advanced Features – TubeMogul also provides advanced custom reports, viewership demographic reports, and multivariate video testing upon request. Email us at comments@tubemogul.com for more information.

The benefits of using TubeMogul include:

  • Save Time – uploading videos to each site in your distribution is no longer necessary – upload to TubeMogul and let the Universal Upload tool do the rest. Then you can login to understand your viewership across online video sites in one place.
  • Increased Reach – with your videos on more sites at no extra effort, your opportunity to gain viewers multiplies! Users of Universal Upload have witnessed up to 3x more views per video.
  • Improved Understanding of Viewer Base – better understand your customer base to create more targeted and relevant content or products and services.
  • Track Trends & Buzz – create groups of videos important to you or your industry and track spikes in viewership to identify trends and monitor the pulse of online video viewers.
  • Assess Marketing Efforts – assess the effectiveness of your marketing efforts by analyzing spikes and trends in viewership across any range of time.
  • Competitive Intelligence – see what’s working for your counterparts and competition and compare and contrast viewership trends with your own.
  • Share the Intelligence – send and share data and charts with colleagues or friends.

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