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Have a video? Where do you upload it? Where do you find them? Just YouTube?

video search engines There are hundreds....HUNDREDS of video websites where one can upload their real estate videos. It's dizzying trying to keep track of all of them!

Here is a recently compiled list of [supposedly] every video sharing site on the web for your reference.

Of course, you must keep in mind that many do NOT allow any type of commercial videos or promotion (such as Blip.TV, Spike.com, Vimeo.com, etc). It's always best to slog through their Terms of Service just to make sure it's OK to upload, or you will most likely receive an email after your videos have been removed, informing you that your account has been cancelled!

A list of video search engines has also been compiled.

Keeping track of the new ones can be a headache, so this puts everything in one place... Bookmark it!

There are a few which are real estate specific, and oddly enough NOT on this list, so I'm not sure how complete it maybe. Those are WellcomeMat and Zipvo

Posted by Fred Light - Real Estate Video Tours for MA and NH on 01/05/2009 10:55 AM

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12 Comments on Have a video? Where do you upload it? Where do you find them? Just YouTube?

JAN

Thanks for taking the time to alert us...appreciated.

Hi Fred

Thank you for sharing the information your post will assist blogger to upgrade there blogs.

Good luck and success

Lou Ludwig

Hey Fred, good information. I've not tried out Zipvo yet, but was forewarned about some of the others. AND thanks for stopping by my post to make comments....I appreciate your input. ;-)

Fred nice hints. youtube is king i guess. not to pick on anything but is the video link broken, or is it something to make a statement of what happens when you use a differenet service.

Video link broken? Not sure what you mean...

Hi Fred,

I've bookmarked your post - thanks! I also watched the community tour video on your site - what a beautiful tour of Wellesley! My alma mater so especially fun to see.

Liz

Thank you Fred, this is definitely very helpfull and will open new doors for us newbies. Being able to expose a video to other audiences will help bring in some traffic

Antonio

JAN

Hi Fred, I have also noticed no video in a couple of your posts...did another service 'bite the dust' in allowing Real Estate videos or is it a freak coincident? (Thanks for the post!)

Terri: Who knows... they come and go so quickly around here! I do know that a few times I did post some video with Brightcove, who shut down (supposedly) in December, although a bunch of videos I have on there still work....

JAN

Great helpful post Fred! Keep it up!

JAN

Thanks...I made my first video yesterday with my new Nikon D90 camera...My first attempt at uploading a video...and You Tube makes it easy just as you explained in your previous post I was able to add some royality free music to it. Thanks so much for what you share with us here, Fred. I did bookmark this.

:o) Shawn

MAR

I never think about any video source except uTube...

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