You Have Been an Inspiration - Promote your site at OnlineTV

[musictvblogger]

For the last four or five months I have been here working with many of you and watching so many cool sites come on line. So much content and each of you unique in so many ways. I like so much of every site and it just makes me hungry for more. But there is no way to find you all except for here and many other places like this. So, something has to be done to change that and we did it.

I am a site developer like you all and write for them. I see a story and wrote about it as we created the solution. The story is going to a lot of blogs and will be on the syndicated services by the weekend. You are my inspiration. Specially the college sport sites and real niche sites. This is for you.

So I want to extend an invitation to each of you to grab a cool graphic logo of your site with a well thought out key word description and go promote the hell out of yourself at the new OnlineTV Search Engine. Take control of your listing. Use the voting and make reviews. It will help all of us in the end. Listing page with graphic logo cost you nothing but the time to promote yourself.

I am not going to post the rather long article going to the press services I write for. Here is the link to one of the blogs that has it already. http://onlinetv.blogspot.com/ and http://onlinetvsearch.blogspot.com/ if you want to read it. When it is totally tuned it will go out to the services.

The concept of a member hand edited video website search engine that does not steal your content should be appealing? OnlineTV was a hub for entertainment content when streaming started. It is prime to come back as such again only for a wider variety of sites and surfers primed to find online tv and I think you are onlinetv.

Thanks for all the great sites produced from this software! A treasure.

So get listed on OnlineTV Search Engine.

[grynmoors]

Your link to onlinetv search returns http://www/onlinetv.com/search/

You may want to edit that to http://www.onlinetvmediaplayer.com/ which is where, once you remove the slash, the URL takes you.