3 sites that share revenue for your videos.

January 29, 2007


It doesn't surprise me that video sites are starting to share revenue now. Once one big one started to (MetaCafe), the others had to join in or lose out on the best content.

The three big ones who are now sharing revenue are:

  1. MetaCafe.com
  2. Blip.tv
  3. YouTube.com

Well, YouTube's is coming soon anyway.

So far MetaCafe seems to be the best bet. If your video gets 20,000 views and a 3 star or higher rating you immediately begin earning $5 CPM ($5 per 1,000 views). So you instantly get $100 for that video, plus more as your video gets more popular. (Of course, you have to submit your video into the "earning pool" for this to happen.)

The top earner at MetaCafe boasts $25,000+ earnings this month, so get busy making great videos!

Posted by Jonathan Leger | Filed Under Internet Marketing, Blog 
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3 Responses to “3 sites that share revenue for your videos.”

  1. Get paid for videos on February 7th, 2007 9:54 am

    Jonathan,

    Another site is thevideosense.com. It's an upstart company but seems to be growing virally.

    Dave

  2. Steve's List of Article Directories on February 13th, 2007 9:18 am

    www.revver.com is another video hosting site that can earn you money.

    IIRC, videos have an advertisement graphic added to the end of a video - clicking on it takes you to the ad's landing page. Dunno offhand if it's CPC or CPA.

    And Revver splits earnings 50/50 with the video submitter.

    Just FYI,

    -Steve

  3. James Harkin on February 14th, 2007 11:47 pm

    I am looking for videos for distribution on an Internet Business Internet TV channel. I dont have thousands of dollars to buy content, but I can do deals. If anyone is interested, please contact me :)

    Regards

    James Harkin

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