Given the tons of videos that are online now, how does a marketer get video distributed? Enter Tubemogul, a free service that provides some one a place to upload video and track it. I spoke to Mark Rotblat, VP of Sales and Marketing for Tubemogul, and learned how anyone who wants to get an audience with a super distribution strategy can get viewers with this free service. It is really easy to use it and lots of marketers are raving about the capabilities.
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