Vidmetrix Gets Its Upload On
Aiming to be a one stop-shopping experience for viral marketers, Vidmetrix, part of San Diego-based Holt Labs, is continuing to build its suite of tools for tracking and analyzing videos across 51 video distribution sites, and, as of later today, uploading them as well.
Aside from a snazzy new logo Vidmetrix is adding a multiplatform uploader. Through one upload process Vidmetrix will submit a video to your accounts on YouTube, Myspace, Metacafe, Google, Yahoo, Revver, and Veoh (just 7 of the 51 sites the company track, but still). Vidmetrix was one of the first in the arena of video metrics, but will now be competing with other mass-uploaders from Hey!Spread and Veoh.
Holt Labs’ managing director Bri Holts tells us the Vidmetrix upload service streamlines the mess of logins and account management that plagues these sorts of uploaders and that the company’s final product is “really, really, really reliable.” We’ll see about that — but any improvements for video creators trying to get seen across multiple sites are heartily welcomed.
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There us already a better company that does multiplatform metrics and it is called Divinity Metrics. All the tv studios already use them for their hardcore anslytica not to mention countless other advertising agencies. VidMetric’s performance at the UTR event was close to embarassing.
They should stick with analytics. They already deleted the most important information from the videos grid – the daily reports. Without that piece of info the data is useless and my secretary is faster and more valuable.
I work for TubeMogul (Liz noted the launch of our Load & Track universal upload tool last Tuesday in Vid-Biz Headlines), and we just added 3 additional sites to our service today – Blip.tv, Brightcove, and Dailymotion. No snazzy new logo, though. I invite you to compare our site to those you reviewed and let me know what you think!
Best regards,
Mark at_tubemogul