Monefy my video!
Videofy.me is a Swedish startup enabling online video content publishers to monetize their content. Videofy.me has just been spotlighted on Artic Start Up, excellent resource for keeping up with Scandie news, and the latest web development areas in general. Videofy me was started by our good friends Robert Mellberg and Oskar Glauser in August 2008, beginning life as a blog portal and video production house called Dayrobber.
Witnessing the fast growing gap between the online video content on blogsphere and the lack of ad solutions available for the long tail content publishers, Robert and Oscar turned Dayrobber into Videofy.me- a platform for bloggers to not only videofy their blog content but share ad revenue and get marketed to wider audiences by the Stockholm based company. Since the release of the first beta for four months ago they’ve been gaining traction among content publishers and advertisers, setting the wheels in motion for videofy.me to evolve around one concept of enabling Joe Blogg to get their quality content out to a global niche interested audience, far beyond the capabilities of youtube. Whatever videofy.me will be in the future- the concept of shared revenue is a sure hit. See the full article here.
Tags: Arctic Start Up, Blogosphere, Internet, long tail, Online advertising, Oskar Glauser, Platform, Revenue, Robert Mellberg, stockholm, User-driven, Video Content, videofy.me