I've had stuff featured on a bunch of video sites, and the result varies from site to site.
I've had at least three videos featured on Yahoo Video and it's made minimal difference to my other videos - but then, I don't think that Yahoo video browsers are as engaged as YouTube users are. Despite the notion that a lot of people are just randomly bouncing from video to video on YouTube, the people who subscribe on YouTube are sticking around for a while, if not indefinately. But certainly, people on YouTube are somewhat spoiled for choice and I'm sure there's a reasonable churn in viewership - if I'm lucky, I'm maybe gaining enough subscribers to replace the ones who've got bored with my shtick by now... I think an interesting question is when doing "serial content" is whether people forget you quickly when you're gone, or whether taking a break once in a while makes people excited for your return? At least TV shows get time off to regroup. Cheers Mark Day http://markdaycomedy.blip.tv http://www.youtube.com/markday www.myspace.com/markday [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
