Blip.TV

• Like TubeMogul.com, Blip.TV offers video uploading, distribution, advertising and analytics. The main difference between Blip.TV and TubeMogul.com is that Blip.TV has a stronger focus on online Web series, whereas TubeMogul focuses on all types of video. The purpose of Blip.TV is to help producers make a profit off of creating original content by offering a 50/50 revenue-share program. Users can distribute videos to sites such as Facebook, iTunes and YouTube and also receive statistics on how many views their videos have received.
  
  

YouTube.com

• YouTube.com is similar to TubeMogul in that it offers video uploading, sharing, advertising and statistics. However, YouTube does not offer a video-distribution service with its free membership. Although you can share videos by posting links on other sites and using YouTube embed codes, the site does not offer an option to have videos automatically distributed and tracked on other sites. According to Mashable.com, YouTube is the top-rated video-sharing site.
  
  

Vimeo.com

• Vimeo.com offers video uploading, statistics and sharing on sites such as Facebook and YouTube. However, the site does not offer advertising nor distribution options. Although anyone can start a Vimeo account at a free or premium level, Vimeo is more geared toward showcasing the work of experienced filmmakers and production companies, in addition to providing networking opportunities. The site allows users to upload up to 500MB per week for free.
  
  

Openmyvideo.com

• Openmyvideo.com is very similar to TubeMogul, except that the service also offers video emailing and branding and users must pay $29.95 per month as of 2011 to use the service. The company takes a strong focus on business video marketing by providing branding options for users in which users can record videos from their webcams and create custom email accounts to send out the videos. In addition, Openmyvideo provides detailed analytics like TubeMogul but does not provide advertising options.