In today’s video, I will show you the top hosting sites that I use for free. I’ll show you how is it possible to use free distribution services online like YouTube, Viddler and Tubemogul to schedule, launch and distribute videos to different networks that will also automate traffic for your blog posts.
In the next part of the series, I’ll be showing you the affordable hosting services as well which can only cost you no more than 15cents per gigabyte of video. So join me as I take you through these solutions step by step.
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Hi there, it’s Tyrone from Tyroneshum.com. In today’s video tutorial, I want to show you some affordable and cheap hosting services that you can use to host all your videos and this was a question that was asked by one of my subscribers on my blog. What I wanted to share with you today is in two different parts.
The first part I’m going to share with you is a cheap solution or free solution I should say where you can host all your videos for free and then the second part, I’m going to show you an affordable, cheap hosting solution which will cost you no more than 15 cents a gigabyte of video which I’ll show you in the next part of the video.
So the first thing I want to show you are the video sites that I currently use to host all my videos for the blog. So let’s hop onto the first one that I want to show you here. The first one that you can see right here is YouTube and YouTube is a service that I use very, very highly to post all my videos up to 10 minutes long. It’s a free service and as long as you abide by their terms and conditions, you can post literally anything that you want.
You can easily dominate your niche inside YouTube. What I found is YouTube has over millions and millions of people coming through so it’s a very highly searched video site and you can easily dominate with a lot of traffic in general, traffic back to your blog or subscribers or wherever you want to drive traffic so I highly recommend using YouTube. The second one that I recommend as well is Viddler. Viddler is an excellent site as well. It’s a great site for people who need to post more than 10 minutes in their videos. YouTube has a restriction of 10 minutes unless you’re a partner with YouTube and a lot of people find it very difficult to be able to get the partnership agreement applied or sent and setup with YouTube. So if you want to post for videos that are longer than 10 minutes long, Viddler is a great place to be able to set that up and you can use it to do pretty much the same thing on what you do with YouTube.
I usually post all my video interviews here or anything that requires me to explain something that’s quite a lot more detail that requires more than 10 minutes. All right to speed it up and to get your video out into market much quicker, and distribute it across numerous sites, I recommend free service called TubeMogul. What TubeMogul allows you to do is to post to YouTube, Blip.tv, Metacafe, all those video sites that are out there and it allows you to post it out to numerous networks giving you lots of backlinks back to your website.
I’ll show you right now how it works on my system because I’m pretty sure a lot of you are probably out there thinking okay, if I post on YouTube, how do I get more backlinks back to my blog? And, you can do this with TubeMogul by getting a few backlinks from different multiple websites. So let’s just jump in to TubeMogul and I’ll show you my Uploads area. Just a little tip here just to share with you at the moment is that I have a lot of videos produced on the backend and I don’t usually distribute them until the day that comes to broadcasting or publishing on the blog. But there’s a really neat trick inside TubeMogul, it’s that you can upload as many videos as you want but just don’t publish them. Say for example, as I’ve mentioned previously, I usually schedule all my video posts out probably around about the beginning of the month. So I might create 10 videos for the month and I have them uploaded onto TubeMogul but they don’t get distributed or published online until the day that comes. It allows you to store your videos on there and what I get my virtual assistants to do is when the day does come out to distribute, I get them to launch it and send it off to the website then post onto the blog automatically for me. So that way, I’ve fast tracked all my videos and at the same I’ve streamlined my systems here so that I can free up my time to do other things. Let’s just hop in here, the most recent video that I’ve done is How To Get More Time Back Using These Productivity Tools. So I’ll click on this just to show you what I mean. All right, as you can see right here, I’ve got five services that I post up my videos to: YouTube, DailyMotion, Yahoo, Metacafe and Blip.tv and these five services allow me just to automatically post it out to those video sites which are all free to do.
But the beauty of doing this is that you post one video up to TubeMogul and it distributes to five multiple sites. Also, the great thing is if you click on More Sites here, you can post to all these other video sites which are all free as well. So if you have all the usernames setup and so forth, you can post to all these video sites for free which is really powerful because what will happen is that your content will get distributed across multiple video sites. Furthermore, allowing incurring in more backlinks into your own video and increasing your search engine ranking as well.
So this is a powerful way to be able to increase your video distribution and also upload and host your videos for free all online. I hope that sharing this with you will give you an idea on how I go about using these free services to post onto my blog. All these are all streamlined to setup on my system for my virtual assistants to complete for me. In my next video, I’ll be showing you exactly what hosting sites that are quite affordable and also cheap to use and you can check those out once I show you in the next video because I’m pretty sure if you have some membership sites or have any videos that you don’t want to post out to the public, these would be very, very good for you to use.
All right, that’s it for this video today. Any feedback, any comments, just leave back down on the blog here. Love you to post this onto FaceBook or Twitter and share with other people out there. If you’ve got any questions, just feel free to send them through and ask me as well. It’s Tyrone from Tyroneshum.com and I’ll talk to you soon in the next video.
Definitely, there a lot of things possible when free! Take action now to create your account on YouTube, Viddler and Tubemogul to skyrocket your video marketing ideas and also traffic generation for your website. I love you to comment right below and also share with me the other tools that you use. Feel free to click on the share buttons as well to let your friends know. See you!
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Thanks for this. I currently use tubemogul and it is a great service. I’m looking forward to part 2 as I need to store videos for http://www.cookingwithkerwin.com.
Great video. I had signed up for Tubemogul but had yet to use it because was not sure of the benefits. This will definitely save me a lot of time with video distribution.
Definitely start using Tubemogul as it will allow you distribute faster and also to multiple sites helping you get more backlinks and traffic to your website.
or maybe the answer is going to be in Part 2 !!!! If only I had read the intro a little slower, I might have picked that up myself. Sorry for the confusion Tyrone
johnni
in the video you said that your video hosting would cost no more than 15 cents a Gigabyte. Yet when I go to http://www.viddler.com/signup/ it says that the minimum cost is $100 for 50 Gb. Am I missing something? Is there a special code you use?
By the way, this is a great article. Especially about Tubemogul. Brilliant
Johnni
Thanks for your comment and also great to know you’re already taken action to test that out.
Yes, you’re right. The answer is in the next part of the video and wasn’t in Viddler. The service is called Amazon S3 – which charges only 15c per GB. You’ll be able to see the video tutorial on my blog now.
Hi, I am the Marketing Director at HeySpread.
Thanks for this good article.
That is true, Tubemogul is one service.
But you should really have a look at HeySpread for Professional Video Analytics and Video Distribution – http://bit.ly/5mD1CL. 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.
Great to see you come by and visit my blog. Yes I’ve checked out Heyspread and it was only recently that I was recommended this by @gideonshalwick. The only thing I didn’t like is how Heyspread charged a fee for every video you submit, where as the sites I’ve recommended here are all free.
Any suggestions or other feedback? I’m curious if there’s other “free” options here.
Thanks for sharing this Tyrone. It was an awesome video about hosting. I never thought of that before, what I always thought that it’s costly to do those methods.
Thanks for your comment and I’m glad you found the video useful.
Hosting these videos would really save you a lot of time to be able to upload and distribute them across multiple networks and create more backlinks to your website.
I’ll keep you posted and make sure you’ll check on the part 2!
My name is Tyrone Shum and I'm on a journey to outsource and automate my business to allow me to work only 12 hours a week. On this website I share with you my outsourcing strategies to achieve this goal and I have a passion to teach others about what I do. Read more 
[..YouTube..] Thanks for the tube mogul overview, very useful info.
[..YouTube..] Want to boost your site sales?Then you need to make others work for you, by adding an affiliate program to your web page,The GAS system is the best overall,Because the average person doesn’t have the coding skills to install other aff systems,Find the software at GAS-AFFILIATEdotCOM.
[..YouTube..] Want to boost your site sales?Then you need to make others work for you, by adding an affiliate program to your web page,The GAS system is the best overall,Because the average person doesn’t have the coding skills to install other aff systems,Find the software at GAS-AFFILIATEdotCOM.
Thanks Tyrone another great video from you!
hiya Tyrone,
Thanks for this. I currently use tubemogul and it is a great service. I’m looking forward to part 2 as I need to store videos for http://www.cookingwithkerwin.com.
Again, thank you.
Hi Kerwin,
I like your blog. It’s definitely got some really good elements and the food pictures are very well taken. Hope to see you on video soon!
Thanks Tyrone. It is certainly missing the videos, so once I see what you have to say in part 2, its on.
Hey Tyrone
Great content! What do you use to actually make your videos and do that “In Picture” frame of your image against the slide presentation?
Thanks
Mark
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your feedback. As I’m using a Mac, I use a software called Screen Flow and it’s all built in there that allows me to do that.
Also for recording interviews, I use a software with Skype called “Call Recorder” and it’s available at: http://ecamm.com/mac/callrecorder/
It’s really cool and hope you can get it working for yourself too.
Great video. I had signed up for Tubemogul but had yet to use it because was not sure of the benefits. This will definitely save me a lot of time with video distribution.
Thanks again!
Hi Chad,
Definitely start using Tubemogul as it will allow you distribute faster and also to multiple sites helping you get more backlinks and traffic to your website.
Thanks for visiting.
Love the videos and information you give us Tyrone. What program or whom do you use to produce your videos? They always look so good.
Hi Monty,
Thanks for stopping by. I created a video here previously showing you step by step the software I use to produce my videos and what software I use:
http://www.tyroneshum.com/tools-part-1/
Let me know how you go?
Cheers
or maybe the answer is going to be in Part 2 !!!! If only I had read the intro a little slower, I might have picked that up myself. Sorry for the confusion Tyrone
in the video you said that your video hosting would cost no more than 15 cents a Gigabyte. Yet when I go to http://www.viddler.com/signup/ it says that the minimum cost is $100 for 50 Gb. Am I missing something? Is there a special code you use?
By the way, this is a great article. Especially about Tubemogul. Brilliant
Johnni
Hi Johnni,
Thanks for your comment and also great to know you’re already taken action to test that out.
Yes, you’re right. The answer is in the next part of the video and wasn’t in Viddler. The service is called Amazon S3 – which charges only 15c per GB. You’ll be able to see the video tutorial on my blog now.
Stay tuned!
Thanks Tyrone and thats really good to hear about Youtubes extended time now Monique.
Hi Steve,
No problems. I too was glad Monique blurted that out.
Talk soon again.
Hi, I am the Marketing Director at HeySpread.
Thanks for this good article.
That is true, Tubemogul is one service.
But you should really have a look at HeySpread for Professional Video Analytics and Video Distribution – http://bit.ly/5mD1CL. 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.
Hey Eric,
Great to see you come by and visit my blog. Yes I’ve checked out Heyspread and it was only recently that I was recommended this by @gideonshalwick. The only thing I didn’t like is how Heyspread charged a fee for every video you submit, where as the sites I’ve recommended here are all free.
Any suggestions or other feedback? I’m curious if there’s other “free” options here.
Thanks.
Thanks for sharing this Tyrone. It was an awesome video about hosting. I never thought of that before, what I always thought that it’s costly to do those methods.
Thanks for the share. Kind regards,
Gary
Hi Gary,
Thanks for your comment and I’m glad you found the video useful.
Hosting these videos would really save you a lot of time to be able to upload and distribute them across multiple networks and create more backlinks to your website.
I’ll keep you posted and make sure you’ll check on the part 2!
Cheers.
Tyrone,
Guess what? YouTube just extended the video length to 15 minutes yesterday! Isn’t that great for tutorials, eh?
Excellent content! Take care,
Monique
Hi Monique,
Thanks for the reminders!
That would totally make life easier and so as a good news for everyone.
Cheers.