Posts Tagged ‘TubeMogul’

If you are serious about maximizing the potential of your online video campaigns then you’ll need some help, and one of the best ways to save yourself time and monitor your campaign effectively across multiple video sites and platforms is with TubeMogul. TubeMogul is a one-stop-shop for video analytics and distribution, offering tons of features [...]

AllFacebook Marketing Conference returns to San Francisco on June 28-29! Join us and get a how-to guide for marketing to Facebook’s 800 million users. A full agenda will be announced soon. Keep an eye on our event site for more information. Special early pricing is available for only $249 until this Wednesday, February 15, so register today.

Last week Business Insider released a list of the 10 top grossing YouTube stars, based on estimated statistics and analytics from TubeMogul. Following the release of the list Greg Benson of Mediocre Films, who is the seventh highest YouTube earner according to Business Insider, called out the publication saying that there is no way their [...]

It has been common knowledge for some time that it is possible to make money on YouTube, and that some of the top YouTube Partners were even earning their entire living off the video site. However, nobody knew for sure how much money the top YouTube Partners were making, until now. New statistics released by [...]

This week TubeMogul announced that they have started offering a new free and robust video analytics program to users. While publishers have access to tools like Google Analytics and Quantcast, video creators have never been offered similar analytics services – until now. TubeMogul’s InPlay video analytics, which are used by top media companies and publishers, [...]

TubeMogul and Ooyala have both announced this week that they are taking video analytics to the local level with city-level analytics. Users of both services will be able to see how their videos perform at the local level, giving video publishers the opportunity to understand where their campaigns are getting the most attention and why. [...]

According to new TubeMogul stats released by Mashable, Twitter is emerging as a powerhouse for online video referrals. Twitter has left sites like Facebook, Google, Yahoo and Bing in the dust with their average monthly growth in number of streams referred, as well as the average minutes of video watched per stream.

When you are looking for a website to host your video content, the decision can be overwhelming. There are a huge number of sites where you can upload and share your videos, from YouTube to Facebook and everything in between. So how do you decide which video site is best for you?