Where the EggNetwork stands out is in those sales efforts. Just like Weblogs Inc. made actual cash by grabbing a slice of corporate/agency media buys, VideoEgg stands to do the same thing. Agency planners base their buys on how closely a site or network indexes to their target audience, and they’ll put in plenty of effort to find sites that index high and their competitors haven’t found yet.

I think the crux of it for the EggNetwork isn’t in the sales but in signing up enough page views to keep the network growing. That means either:

1) Finding narrow-audience sites with that haven’t already put their inventory in the hands of bigger players. For example: Facebook has signed their impressions over to Microsoft recently, thus EggNetwork’s targeting of Facebook App publishers and their large number of page views.

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2) Attracting a huge number of small sites and then accurately indexing their content so page views are targeted enough to generate enough CPM to pay the bandwidth on video. For example: AdSense’s targeting produced high CPM for blogs that couldn’t get anything but low CPM ads from traditional networks who targeted based on category.

If they fail to do either, then odds are they’ll fade away or be acquired cheaply like Daren (#32) suggests. If they manage to do either of those they’ll be a sizable network who will get picked up at a premium, like Right Media, or become a strong stand-alone network. In the latter case, agencies will simply have to look at online a lot more like they do at print newspaper & magazine buying - and hire a lot of planners to deal with a lot of distinct publishers (online networks in this case).

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Discl. These views are my own. I work for a Publicis Groupe company.

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why can’t you write article more business professional?

In any event, from agency perpsective you’d wait for it to be integrated with your eyeblaster or your tangozebra, there’s no sense in working with each publisher seperately.

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Fliqz is the only company I know of that does this right now, where the video works in harmony with whatever site the creator chooses. That seems like a more effective way of driving revenue and building your brand than yet another ad platform.

Since you appear to have the comprehension and writing skills of an 8 year old, let me repeat: you are an idiot. Buzz off.

I like this place, but jeez, im gonna start looking at other tech news sites now…hopefully i’ll come back.

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You wait to grow Grey hair and went to Harvard. I think it’s good idea for you to look back same previous manifesto article you wrote at @2. This is how Harvard University expelled you.

Note: Harvard University does not teach bright student how to write business manifesto and use foul language. You can either get D- or F

I have no issue with Google, or Facebook, or Digg. I just found this comment annoying because “his” comments always start with a five paragraph (disclaimer: slightly exaggerated) story about what Facebook is. I stopped reading them, but anyway - I like how some comments are short and bring across a statement which aids discussion. Not that your comment did (not) help.

Nor is VideoEgg the only platform that shares revenue, don’t most of the topline online advertising companies have a revenue sharing model? Every time ad creative is viewed ScanScout splits the advertising fees with its publishers creating an incremental revenue stream for its network partners. I tend to agree with Dominin, things are going to look very different in less than a year. Technology is simply moving too quickly, with too many participants in the space to be declaring any winners yet.

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