THE MUZIK-ZONE
A Look At The Online Music Outlets - TubeMogul
Ease of use: - Features:

TubeMogul is a tool that enables you to upload a video to several other sites at once, such as Yahoo!, MetaCafe, YouTube, MySpace, Google, Revver, AOL, Dailymotion, Blip, Veoh,

and some specialty sites (be sure to check these out first because they are for specialty videos - NOT music videos) such as Crackle, StupidVideos, Viddler, Howcast, 5min, and Vimeo.

You can sign up for a free account, but upgrades are available for indie record labels and companies that need more capabilities.

Formats accepted - avi, mov, wmv, mpg, mp4, flv, m4v - 100Mb size limit

	Stunning Charts - easily create charts that track videos and/or video publishers.
	Powerful Analysis Tools - create custom groups of videos, video publishers and online video sites, and receive analytics by group.
	Universal Upload - Upload your videos to all major video sharing sites in one shot!
	Aggregated Analytics - track online video analytics across online video sites including Google Video, MetaCafe, MySpace, AOL, Yahoo!, Revver, YouTube and more!
	Communication Tools - effortlessly email charts to the recipients of your choosing.
	Data Export - exports charts and other data to Excel.
	Ease of Use - enjoy TubeMogul's intuitive user interface and easy to understand charts.

PRO:

Very easy to use. It also has a tracking feature that lets you track the viewers a video has on each site you send it to - something I've never seen anywhere else. This tool can save hours and hours of time because it takes so long to upload the same video over and over again and this eliminates much of that.

You can track your videos by day, week or month or specify a time period. You can also look at the chart by viewers, comments, ratings or cumulative  views. I love it! It lets me provide quick reports to the musicians I work for.

CON:
Haven't seen any yet! I do wish they'd add more musician-specific sites, though, but the tool was designed for more general use so I won't fault them for that.

RECOMMENDATIONS:
When you first upload a video, you will upload the video file itself (you get longer videos using the FLV format), then you will be asked to type the required describing information into the boxes provided - such as Title, Description, Keywords and Category. I like to use copy-and-paste from a text file so this information is always consistent. Then you will be asked you upload that information.

You'll be presented with a checklist of sites to send your video to, so you'll need all your sign-up information (ID and password) for every site you want the video sent to. This information is then stored for future use so you don't have to type all this in every time.