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Posting Videos online and embedding them into your site or blog has always been a successful and fun way to earn money online. I will outline the sites below that you should publish content to and explain how they work.

YouTube - This one will not get you any money - BUT WAIT - it is worth going on and checking out to see all of the cool videos that already exist out there. YouTube is a video giant, and there is so much helpful information out there, that you are sure to get some good ideas from your favorite videos. You can even save videos from YouTube using keepvid.com for later use. Go to www.youtube.com to see what I am talking about.

This second site, called Break, is a great way to start generating some cash for your ORIGINAL video content. If you want to share unoriginal video content, then you can not use Break - so move on the next steps. If you have original video content that you want to use on your site, then go to break.com and setup an account. They will pay you for your videos that meet their submission guidelines. However, unlike YouTube that has links, URL's embedded in the videos, and all kinds of marketing stuff on it - Break does not want this, so only submit clean original videos.

Alright - So here is a great site to make money on your online videos and also generate traffic to your website using all of the fun video marketing techniques that you have learned or seen. This site is called MetaCafe.com. MetaCafe pays you $100 once your videos pass 20,000 views. They also have tools to help you embed your videos on social networks, blogs, and your own websites - very easy to use, and I highly recommend it!

The next site that I also recommend you use is called Revver.com. This site pays you for your videos based on the number of clicks and advertisements that are displayed within your video clips. Revver actually does a very good job displaying clean ads in your videos, and they are not offensive to the viewers. I highly recommend that you use this site in conjunction with MetaCafe.

The last site I would use is called BlipTv.com. This site is similar to Revver in that it pays you for your videos based on the number of clicks and advertisements that are displayed within your video clips as well. Make an account, and try this out as well.

No go make some videos or find some that will give you an idea to produce a video, and get these videos out onto these sites. The key here is to host as many videos as you can on the sites mentioned above, and then post them everywhere - blogs, website, social networks like twitter, myspace, facebook - and then embed the code on all of these sites. The more people who view and rate, the more you get paid! Every time they are viewed - you get paid!