Magnify.net is (Not Exactly) Like YouTube: Aggregate and Curate Your Own And Others' Videos

Magnify.net - Remove Anonymous Posters Video Tutorial

Why This Video?
I created this video while learning to use Magnify.net, which is an online video hosting service similar to YouTube, MetaCafe, Vimeo, and Daily Motion. The Magnify.net calls itself a "video aggregation platform" -- really meaning it is a place for businesses and individuals to pull-in (or aggregate) video content from their favorite video services (like the one's mentioned above). Then, all your favorite vides, plus ones you create, are in one place. The other difference is in the many tools they provide (free of charge) to display your video content on your own site or on their site.

I kept running into a strange problem while uploading and aggregating videos. Instead of the system showing me as the author or uploader, it kept showing "Anonymous"! At first, I thought somebody was hacking into my video account. After that scare, I started digging around, send email to support (and got an inane response) . . . It took a while to get to the bottom of the problem, but once I found the answer, it seemed a good idea to create a video to show others how to get out of this jam.

My Name Ain't Anonymous is a step-by-step video tutorial that walks you through how to remove videos from your Magnify.net account that were posted by "Anonymous" - a strange phenomenon that happens (intermittently) while logged into both Magnify.net and YouTube. This tutorial also has a PowerPoint slideshow that accompanies it.

This video tutorial brought to you by LocalBusinessCoachOnline.com. More tutorials at my Magnify.net channel (http://taylorwebvideo.magnify.net) and YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com/taylorwebstuff). Thanks for viewing.

Easily Create A Live Help Customer Support System on Your Website

Most local business owners, like my readers of CoachNotes Newsletter, won't bother with creating a forum or help system for their clients because it seems too hard. Or too costly. But the truth is, you can easily create a live help system for customer support on your website.

Since good customer service starts with easy access to the business or website owner, this video will show you how to be accessible to your customers using free, open source software.

This video tutorial brought to you by LocalBusinessCoachOnline.com. More tutorials at my Magnify.net channel (http://taylorwebvideo.magnify.net) and YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com/taylorwebstuff).
Thanks for viewing.

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