VideofyMe Lets Users Monetize the Growing Social Video Space

June 08, 2012

Since its inception in 2009, bloggers all over the world have been increasing their monthly revenue with VideofyMe, an online blogging tool for uploading and sharing video. Today, the team behind VideofyMe announces the release of a newly updated mobile version for the iPhone and Android, featuring social video editing that allows users to shoot video directly on their phone, add custom color filters, share it, and earn money for the content that they share.

Initially developed with video bloggers in mind, the new version of VideofyMe is a simple way for anyone to earn money for their video content. VideofyMe works directly with leading brands and advertisers to automatically encode every uploaded video with ads. Direct in-app integration across top blogging platforms and social networking sites like WordPress, Tumblr, LiveJournal, Blogger, Facebook and Twitter make for easy sharing, and once the video has been shared its creator earns money for every view.

“VideofyMe is all about empowering social media talents with the tools they need to create and publish videos,” says co-founder Oskar Glauser. “We’ve developed an easy to use social video service, but unlike Social Cam or Viddy, VideofyMe is the only tool that gives publishers, no matter their size, the ability to earn money for the content they are making.”

With over 250,000+ users all over the world, ranging from top fashion bloggers and mobile enthusiasts to college students documenting a trip abroad, VideofyMe is quickly gaining ground as a must have tool for anyone looking to grow their online presence and add cash to their wallet at the same time.

VideofyMe is a free app which can be found in the Social Networking section of iTunes® and Media & Video section of Google Play®.

About VideofyMe:
VideofyMe was founded in 2009 by Robert Mellberg and Oskar Glauser and is a service that connects video creators with advertisers. Users upload their videos through the social video service and take advantage of ad revenue on a per viewing basis. Today VideofyMe has over 250,000 registered users including Coco Rocha, Style Scrapbook, The Blonde Salad, Fashion Chalet, La Carmina and I SPY DIY. Since their start in 2009, VideofyMe has awarded more than 1 million dollars to its users. In September 2011, an international version of VideofyMe was released and video screenings increased from four to 40 million views per month.

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