As an example, at the time of writing, if you do a search in google for optimised ping list there are around 1,850,000 results and the 1st position is one of my videos on Revver that shows how to use the best optimised ping list.

here’s a screen shot in case the position has changed by the time you read this post, although I’m hoping it doesn’t anytime soon.

the only “potential” down side with this method of getting traffic to your blogs and websites is that manually submitting your videos to a wholebunch of video sites can take a LONG while, fortunatly there is a simple and unexpensive solution.

Here’s quick video (under 4 mins) showing just how easy VidPostRobot is to use: -

Grab your copy of VidPostRobot and start getting a bunch of free traffic now, especially as they’ve got a $1 trial offer on at the moment, so you can try it out dirt cheap!

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As I’ve been doing videos for some time now to help show people how to do simple web stuff (check out www.mat4.com/videos/) I thought I might as well make use of them.

Note: I’ve also made use of some of the video to make a “Brandable” blog setup guide to test out “Viral Marketing”, see http://www.imtesting.com/viral-marketing-with-brandable-ebooks/

So I started submitting some of the videos to youtube and google video.

I got some visits and some hits through to my site, although not many, probably because my videos are on “boring”, practical stuff like how to add an email account in cpanel and update nameservers, rather than police car chases, collapsing buildings and ladies with unfeasably large chests…

I also discovered that it can suck up quite a lot of time just doing the submissions, which was putting me off submitting to other video sites where my videos might be more “popular”.

So I decided to invest in a Video Submission tool to upload the videos automatically to a whole bunch of sites.

I looked at three different systems and decided to go with one in particular, Video Post Robot, as I’ve used other software from the guy behind it and I know he makes good tools.

I started uploading the video two days ago and finished the first 12 videos today.

When I went to check just a couple of the sites I found that some of my videos had already received more views in a day than in a week on youtube or google video, and I’ve noticed an increase in the subscriptions for the email list on the site.

So I have to say that, so far, although it’s early days, I’m impressed.

I’m going to keep track of the views/hits and subscriptions, as well as getting some more videos submitted over the next couple of weeks and as always I’ll post more results as I have them.

Oh,i’ve also just checked the Video Post Robot site and they have a introduction offer of just $1 for the first month at the moment, so you can try it out for yourself dirt cheap…

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