Revver is a video-sharing platform. Revver supports the free and unlimited sharing of media. Revver’s unique technology tracks and monetizes videos as they spread virally across the web, so you benefit.
Revver’s the viral video network that pays. Revver’s connect video makers and sharers with sponsors in a free and open marketplace that rewards them for doing what they do best.
How you make money from Revver:
Revver is all about empowering makers and sharers of video by providing easy tools for distribution and sharing revenue with their members.
When you upload your video to Revver, they attach an advertisement and their unique tracking technology to it. Revver call this “Revverizing.” There are two ways that your video and the associated ad can generate revenue: from impressions/views of the ad (CPM ads), and from clicks on the ad (CPC ads). When a viewer sees a CPM ad associated with your video, you get paid, no click required. When a viewer clicks on a CPC ad associated with your video, you get paid. In both cases, Revver splits the revenue with you 50/50. Please note that not every impression or click will result in revenue, as some advertisers only buy traffic from the US and Canada, and also multiple repeated impressions or clicks from a single user on a single video are scrubbed as duplicates.
You can track video’s performance through your Revver account, which tells you exactly how many times your video is watched, and how much money you’re earning.
Since ads are attached to the video itself, there’s no restriction on how your videos are distributed. The more people email your video, post it to other websites or download it from P2P networks, the more money you could earn.
To increase the value of the entire Revver network, Revver also rewards people for sharing videos. You can earn 20% of ad revenue for sharing videos by other Revver members. The remaining revenue is split 50/50 between the maker and Revver.
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The other great thing I like about Revver is that the embed code is available in Flash and Javascript. But the bad side is often videos load/buffer slowly. This is a browser issue and switching browsers often solves it.
I was very impressed with Revver's delivery platform I think it is way better then YouTube the buffering hopefully will get better once they keep making their infrastructure bigger.
you should be careful about only hosting your videos at revver
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/02/06/revver-makin…
they could be out of business shortly.
I use tubemogul.com to upload my videos to a handful of places.
Holy Crap!!! Thanks Mark I had missed that ohh yeah time to move. Man I really hate the 10 minute YouTube rule.
I think dailymotion and veoh don't have the rule, but you'll need to doublecheck
use tubemogul.com and you can upload to all of them, including revver
Thanks Mark