Comments on: Easy Video Player

By: Ryan T Malone

Ryan T Malone — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 15:41:44 +0000

Just gave it a test in Facebook then, and no go. Seems that FB use their own version of Javascript (FBJS or something like that) which is incompatible with the kind of script that EasyVideoPlayer uses.

I’m sure that you can create a separate page and load it in an iframe though, pretty sure that would work fine, but would be a pain to set up.

By: Daniel

Daniel — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 04:46:32 +0000

Thanks for initially bringing this to my attention, I got my copy yesterday and am looking forward to playing with it soon. I was previously using ezs3 & s3 but I’d definitely prefer a single payment solution and considering all the options it adds this was a no brainer!

By: SandyHall-YouCantSayNoToThis.com

SandyHall-YouCantSayNoToThis.com — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 06:25:56 +0000

Hey Jason, Sandy Hall here..

First, I’m a big fan of you & your marketing techniques.
You inspire a whole lot of Marketers around the world.

I’m also planning on getting EVP later on today.

I already use another video software: ArticleVideoRobot
Which is also easy to use, and also submits my videos to
17 video sharing sites. (Similar to Traffic Geyser)

Using that in conjunction with Easy Video Player,
sounds like it’ll make my marketing a whole lot easier.

Thanks for the EVP review Jason
I’ll definitely give this a try.

Success & Smiles
Sandy Hall
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By: Jason Moffatt

Jason Moffatt — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 01:56:41 +0000

Annemarie,

We are talking about 2 totally different beasts here. Traffic Geyser or Tube Mogul are essentially just distribution models to all the video sites. This player works with just Amazon S3 not Youtube, Viddler, Vimeo, etc. Most of the sites Traffic Geyser submits to don’t allow blatant pitch or sales videos. Of course you seem them all the time, but they are against the terms of service for most of the video hosting sites, which is why marketers rely on hosting their own videos via S3 or on their own servers to avoid getting accounts shut down.

By: Jason Moffatt

Jason Moffatt — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 01:54:32 +0000

I bet you there is some work arounds. When I have a moment I’m going to try and see if I can get that exact thing done. I’m sure he could code it in really easy. Problem is, it may violate Clickbank’s Terms Of Service and since he’s selling via Clickbank he probably doesn’t want to do anything sketchy with them.

By: Annemarie O'Bea

Annemarie O'Bea — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:19:26 +0000

If you’re using Easy Video Player, would you still need a service like Traffic Geyser or Tube Mogul? Are they different because they’re really more about distribution? Trying to understand the overlap here and figure out funds to allocate.

By: Larry

Larry — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 02:27:43 +0000

Hmmm…. see, I wouldn’t want the visitor to have to go to a long-form sales letter page… the VIDEO itself would be the sales latter…

But here’s a possible angle… send the visitor via your own affiliate link to page that then just redirects to the payment page. Possibly the answer… but it would be super cool if a regular “buy now” style button could be implemented in version 2 of the product (if there ever is a version 2).

I basically use CB for everything since they take care of so much of the background overhead stuff… I wish this guy would have, in addition to PayPal, included the option to have a CB buy now button.

By: Jason Moffatt

Jason Moffatt — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 01:55:34 +0000

Couldn’t you just sell your stuff through one of your own affiliate links?

By: Larry

Larry — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:24:23 +0000

Sorry, I’m a ClickBank vendor
who was interested in doing a
direct video pitch for one of
my products and having the CB
buy now button be embedded right
in the video.

I didn’t realize Easy Video
Player was exclusively intended
for ClickBank affiliates. That
really sucks and is totally
dumb because apparently a PayPal
buy now button can be embedded
right into the video… so why
not a ClickBank buy now button?!

No biggie… I realize there are
a lot more affiliates than vendors
out there, and that the guy who
made this is probably just catering
to the masses.

By: Jason Moffatt

Jason Moffatt — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:49:24 +0000

Hey Paul,

Yes, Amazon does charge a monthly fee. The fee is dependent upon how much bandwidth you use. It’s pretty cheap, but makes sense to keep your videos sizes as minimal as possible.

As far as a bribe to get the opt in, here’s what I would do….

Make a 2 part video.

Give them part one for free, and make it have a cliff hanger moment at the end, and a “To Be Continued” type thing for part 2. If someone has invested the time to make it through video one and enjoyed the content, it’s likely they’ll sign up for the next video.