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Most YouTube emails are insipid (not all of them, mind you). I just received this YouTube message from a fellow user a few minutes ago:
I am frequent YouTube watcher and a student at UC Berkeley. As part of a project for one of my classes, I have been working on a new product idea for YouTube film makers/posters like you. The product tracks the trends in your movie viewership over time - breaking your viewership down by day, week, and month.
I have just started the service and it is a bit rough, but functional. I would *really* appreciate it if you would be willing to try it out and provide feedback to me. Mostly your feedback will help a Berkeley student with his project, but if I feel the service is valuable to you I may consider further developing the product for public use.
The site is TubeMogul - it should only take a few minutes to run thru. After you take a look, I have set up a survey to collect comments and feedback. It’s only 10 questions and they are very short and to the point.
Took me no time at all to set up and complete - instantly seeing stats for some of my more popular videos on YouTube. Nice! Certainly better than anything I had before. If you’re a YouTube user, you might give TubeMogul a shake.
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drew olanoff
November 21st, 2006
at 7:53am
sweet, thanks for sharing!!!!
Drew Olanoff, Unpluggd. » Track YouTube Stats
November 21st, 2006
at 8:34am
[...] From Chris Pirillo - “Took me no time at all to set up and complete - instantly seeing stats for some of my more popular videos on YouTube. Nice! Certainly better than anything I had before. If you’re a YouTube user, you might give TubeMogul a shake.”read more | digg story You can also bookmark this on del.icio.us or check the cosmos [...]
Jeff Geiser
November 21st, 2006
at 10:35pm
Very interesting.. I compared stats for NBC and CBS .. very interesting numbers and the tool is certainly simple to use. Not completely convinced of the accuracy, but I think authors will find it generally useful to track overall traffic trends..
Jeremiah Owyang
November 26th, 2006
at 9:57am
Chris
I tried this out, but I’m not seeing any stats, the graphs appear empty. hmmm
Anyone else have the same issue?
email me at jeremiah_owyang@yahoo.com if you’ve got a tip.
Web Strategy by Jeremiah » Track YouTube Stats with TubeMogul
November 26th, 2006
at 10:15am
[...] Chris Pirillo points us to this emerging Social Media Measurement tool called TubeMogul. Although it still feels like it’s in experimental mode, it’s one of many interesting tools that will be able to benchmark and graph activity of YouTube videos. [...]
John
November 28th, 2006
at 2:03am
Thanks to everyone who has provided feedback on the site.
In the next few weeks we will be working on a number of improvements based on feedback. Keep it coming — email us at comments@tubemogul.com with additional suggestions.
-John
TubeMogul.com
The Web Design Blog
January 2nd, 2007
at 10:21pm
[...] TubeMogul is a free service that helps YouTube publishers learn more about their viewership. TubeMogul tracks each publisher’s video and creates charts and graphs. Via Chris Pirillo « Once click links to add contacts to a Blackberry [...]
George Dickson
February 10th, 2007
at 5:04am
I like to subscribe for gbadult channel on Youtube.I will send a video from WDRB News Open 10pm January 16,1995.
Gregarius » November 20, 2006
February 21st, 2007
at 8:31am
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Suchergebnisse von Google
March 6th, 2007
at 9:54am
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KennyCrane
March 14th, 2007
at 1:38am
I’m about to check out the TubeMogul site. I landed here after searching for YouTube Stats. We’ve been providing YouTube stats since last September on our YouTube Top 100 Weekly Chart at http://www.bkserv.net/YTS/YTTop100.aspx
We also allow people to sign up to track their own number of profile views, number of subscribers, number of video views and number of comments. Please have a look if you’re interested; thanks!
BRIAN FREEMAN
March 26th, 2007
at 2:39am
I LIKE THE FILMS ON YOU BUT, FOR SOME REASON I CAN`NOT LOG IN TO YOU TUBE CAN YOU TELL ME WHY.
CAN YOU REPLY TO ME IN UPPER CASE PLEASE.
Media Morsels: Tracking stats on YouTube
April 5th, 2007
at 11:24am
[...] We have used Keynote’s Streaming Perspective to track the quality and overall availability of YouTube’s videos, but until reading Chris Pirillo’s blog I did not realize that there was a way to track total viewership on YouTube.. his post is here..The site is TubeMogul and is very simple to use. I was able to compare the total views of videos published by CBS to the videos published by NBC. You could also use it to generate graphs of viewership tied to a single video.If you compare the channel statistics using YouTube’s channel profile you will find that CBS has 277k channel views and 22,000 subscribers… NBC has 176k channel views and 4,826 subscribers. CBS clearly seems to be leading the way with regard to their adoption of YouTube.Therefore, when I viewed the TubeMogul statistics it was a surprise to see that NBC showed 2.4M total views in October compared with 1M views for CBS in October. The results are not entirely out of the question (back in June NBC received 5 M views of “Lazy Sunday” before sending the cease and desist), but it is a little suspect. Especially since results for NBC in November currently show a negative number.So, while there might be some things to work out TubeMogul’s results - I very much liked the interface and think that publishers will find the information useful as long as it is accurate. [...]
Kyle Teachman
September 7th, 2008
at 6:52pm
Great website, I just signed up for it. It sounds like a great tool for people that use YouTube for Vloging!