by Stephen Lohse

Created on: April 14, 2008

When marketing online using video, Somethings to decide is how far do you want your message to reach? Do You want to keep your message confined to the users of any particular video sharing site, or would you rather Explode your message to the front pages of the Google Search Engine?

Of all the video distribution methods available, the top rated distribution program (For Google ranking) is currently Traffic Geyser. Traffic Geyser is able to upload videos to many video social sites, webcast sites, RSS feed sites, Blog sites, and makes the video easy to be found by search engine "spiders".

I have uploaded videos, and had them place at number one on Google in 6 hours.

This is no magical feat by any means, the simple fact is that not only is the video being distributed so many times, but the real magic is all in the videos description, Title, and tags (both separated by comma and by space). I could go on to explain the two main ways to manipulate the Google Search Engine, but that is for another blog.

There are other "bots" that distribute video among other sites, and I am sure they are great (I must admit I haven't used any of them, but I have heard good things from other business associates). Video Wildfire can "shoot" your video out to 50 websites (pretty impressive), however I haven't heard anything about tutorials, or other user options that can be utilized that make using the system easier to use, and rank (quite frankly, if getting Google ranking wasn't such a priority, than I probably would use something else - most of the people that call me, are from Google, not YouTube, Revver, Vidilife, or any particular site)

When choosing a particular video distribution site (method), do yourself a favor and give due diligence. Many sites have monthly fees, some do not, but the quality just might not be there either. Some have nice little affiliate programs that may be appealing to marketers, but on the other side of the same coin, perhaps your just using it for recreational use. Perhapse the best thing to do is try several different ones, and decide which one you feel comfortable with. Most have "trial" or "probation" offers that you should utilise as you're deciding.

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