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Yesterday, at Digital Hollywood, I interviewed Brett Wilson, founder of TubeMogul.com. He explained what TubeMogul is all about and offered some examples of how TubeMobul has been used along with some tips on how to maximize its usage. If you are looking for a way to boost traffic and SEO for your website, then you must give TubeMogul a try.

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May 9 2008
Excellent video Elmer. I hadn’t heard of this service until now, but it makes a lot of sense for anyone deploying video.
May 9 2008
I would use them, but to be honest, it’s too hard. I use imovie and hit that publish to youtube video when I’m done. It’s built into the software. Otherwise, he makes great points.
May 11 2008
@Andrew For publishing only to YouTube, you may not find much value. However, if you want to upload to the sixteen video sharing websites they support one by one, that will be much more difficult to do without their service.