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28 Video Sharing Sites To Upload Your MegaUpload Content To (Provided You Can Get It Back)
If you hadn’t heard the recent news, US authorities shut down the hugely popular MegaUpload video sharing website on 19th January 2012. It had about 150 million registered users, making it one of the most popular file sharing sites on the internet. It was accused of costing £320million in lost revenues on copyrighted material. However the majority of users had been using the service for legitimate uses include high performance video hosting.
The video hosting service, branded MegaVideo, provided users with a premium video hosting service. There are more and more premium video hosting solutions being launched but these are solely aimed at businesses. For personal users, there remains three or fours main video hosting sites that attract a lot of viewers.
If you are looking to distribute your content to other audiences, you should check out some other websites that could well provide an engaging audience for your content. I have compiled a list of video sharing websites that let you upload your videos rather than just link to them. Whilst researching this list I realised that a lot of video sharing services come and go and many of the websites I have previously seen were no longer live. Some had been bought by larger organisations but many of them had just been shut down, most likely due to the cost of running this sort of website.
Here are 20 video sharing websites you can choose to upload your content to and reach a far greater audience:
- http://www.youtube.com
- http://www.dailymotion.com
- http://www.veoh.com
- http://www.vimeo.com
- http://www.myspace.com/video/user-videos
- http://www.metacafe.com
- http://www.break.com
- http://www.tinypic.com
- http://www.esnips.com
- http://www.liveleak.com
- http://www.ebaumsworld.com
- http://www.vidmax.com
- http://www.atom.com
- http://www.flixya.com
- http://www.dropshots.com
- http://www.vidivodo.com
- http://share.ovi.com
- http://www.clipshack.com
- http://www.sutree.com
- http://www.vidipedia.org
If you are interested in premium video hosting services for your business or own website you should check out the following services that offer enhanced service that typically allow you to have more control over your video player, offer more embedding options and provide insightful analytics on different aspects of your audience engagement:
- http://wistia.com
- http://www.vimeo.com
- http://www.sproutvideo.com
- http://www.viddler.com
- http://www.vzaar.com
- http://www.brightcove.com
- http://www.vidyard.com
- http://www.oculu.com
Feel free to add any other suggestions in a comment below.
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Great reference websites. Very useful for video sharing..
Thank You !!thanks for sharing
thank your for work
Hi ,
i follow your links which you delivered in this articles this is very informative and useful articles thanks you very muchThank you for sharing the amazing list of file sharing, such a wonderful list and definitely a useful list for all of us specially for SEO workers. I appreciate your work, keep posting like this.
Thanks for listing these Video sites. It is really helpful.
Thanks a lot!!!Thank you for this superb list of video sharing site. These sites are really amazing.
huge list of video sharing sites you shared here , thanks
Thanks Dean, your list help me a alot!
Most of the people I can say 80% are using youtube for sharing and watching video also and fastest in compare to others
It’s very good to see the list that may help me well by promoting my business.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful information.
Thanks for sharing this information, it will help me to share my immigration law firm’s videos.
Thank you. Simple and straightforward with links that actually work. Helped me alot.
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Here is another list of best sites which are best choice amongst digital marketers and professional video makers.
http://topmyweb.com/video-sharing/
You will definitely appreciate the list!
Thanks for this list. I’d like to ask a question, is it good to use video sharing sites for SEO?
Hi Ricky, Yes, you can distribute videos as part of your digital marketing strategy. You may also wish to publish them on your own website and optimise for those to appear in the search results.
good Job.
Thank you so much for this stuff.You have done more than a good job; your effort is highly appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks for the list, Really helpful
irackit.com is great , you can do multiple uploads as well make your content private with password protection.
Try Mejuba.com. Unlimited storage for both videos and pictures and
it’s completly free. No monthly limits or qoutas. You can upload a wooping 1GB PER upload!
Photos and videos are stored in their original formats and sizes and are kept unmodified for backup.
I also like that you can geo-tag your stuff so it shows up on a map. It’s free, fast, nice design as SO much better than Flickr and Photobucket.Great share – I have been looking for a list like this so I can start distributing my videos.
Thanks again.Thanks Dean, useful!
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