Recently, I’ve been getting a few emails regarding all the different video sharing sites that I host my videos with. I can host a single video with the following sites at the same time: Youtube.com, Myspace.com, Google Videos, Metacafe.com, Revver.com, Blip.tv and others. The question that comes with most of those emails is “Boruch, how do you have the patience to upload, title, describe, tag and categorize a single video on all those sites? Is it really worth it?”

First of, there is definitely a point to getting your video to as many video sharing sites as possible. If you have message to the world, you’d want to make sure it reaches as wide of an audience as possible. Another benefit of having your video on other sites then the King of them all YouTube, is that some of them actually share the add revenue with the producer. Revver.com shares add revenues 50/50. I believe Blip.tv has a similar program. When a video is played on those sites or when it is embed on other sites, a little non intrusive google add pops up that can be closed if one chooses to do so. Additionally, Blip.tv will host videos of any size and of any format, and they will even host mp3s. One thing to be careful about when it comes to Blip.tv is that you may not market anything on your videos such as products, systems, affiliate links…etc.

However, if I had to go through uploading, titling,…etc. individually for each site that I host my videos with, you’re probably right, I definitely wouldn’t have the time nor the patience.

I will therefore suggest a free service that I use to upload my videos to all those video sharing platforms. The site is Tubemogul.com. It’s not new by any means but many don’t know about it and are loosing out.

Tubemogul.com will upload your videos to all the major as well as not such popular sites simultaneously while providing you with detailed stats on how your videos is performing across all the video sharing platforms that you uploaded to. In addition, Tubegul with remember all of your user names and passwords, so you only have to provide them once.

Here is his first video on the subject: How To Get Free MLM Leads + Traffic Secrets! (Vol. 1)

I was very intrigued by what he had to say, and almost immediately I uploaded my first YouTube video promoting Xs Energy Drink and I created a MySpace page promoting my Quixtar business. Unfortunately, since Xs is a Quixtar product and Quixtar doesn’t allow their distributors to make any advertisements online, my distributor number (ibo number) was suspended for not following “the rules of conduct”. This particular rule was one of the reasons I eventually decided to leave Quixtar to join Isagenix. In the short time that my video staid online I actually started to see some results such as sales of Xs and other products and people inquiring about the Quixtar opportunity. Dennis was right, and he was the first one to realize that Web 2.0 technology such as YouTube and myspace was going to become the next trend, and whoever decided to take advantage of it was going to benefit greatly. It is humorous to see big mlm gurus like Ty Tribble send out success news letters talking about using web 2.0 a year after Dennis discovered it.

A few videos later Dennis unveiled his product: “MLMGoldmine“. This product was designed to help you make YouTube videos, MySpace profiles… etc., in order to attract other network marketers to buy MLMGoldmine and hopefully join you in your MLM. If I remember correctly it went for about $500 and shortly after it went up to$1500. I didn’t buy the program simply because I don’t believe in growing an mlm business mainly by cross recruiting people from other mlm companies. Regardless of what my opinion is on the whole product that Dennis offered, the general idea was and still is great.

As time went on a lot of network marketers bought MLMGoldMine and they started to dominate YouTube, MySpace and other video sharing sites as well online social networks in the mlm category. In 4 short months Dennis claimed to have made $400,000 in sales. And in 10 months a whopping $1.4 million.

Here are a couple of videos from Dennis’s esteemed students:

For the last few weeks if not for almost a month Dennis didn’t post any new videos to his YouTube channel, which got me very curious as to what he was up to. And the latest video up on the channel didn’t sound too encouraging.

At last, on February 18, 2008, Dennis posted a new video in which he announces that MLMGoldMine is going off the shelves on March 20th 2008. Reason being: There is another trend coming.

He also edited his YouTube channel. Here is the highlight of the edited version:

“The History Behind MLM Gold Mine — How It All Started!
There’s a new emerging trend taking place in the marketplace… and it’s gone completely ‘under-the-radar’.

It has nothing to do with videos on YouTube. It has nothing to do with social networks like MySpace or Facebook. And it has nothing to do with Ron Paul or Scientology.

There’s something else, another trend, lingering around in the shadows of all the media hype behind Web 2.0 and social marketing.

Google is already preparing for it. Microsoft and Yahoo are preparing for it. Even Apple and Steve Jobs are preparing for this new emerging trend as well.

You have been ‘WARNED’.

If you want to stay ahead… ‘SUBSCRIBE’ to my YouTube channel right now before it’s too late.

This may be the best chance for the little guy to actually strike it ‘rich’.

So if you want to learn more, you must ‘SUBSCRIBE’ to my YouTube channel right now!

– dk”.

So what’s Dennis up to? What is the next trend? Feel free to comment.