We have gone into depth about how to create your eBook trailers, now we have compiled a list of all the places you should consider posting your trailer to. Many of these sites contain multiple categories to attract a greater audience. It is in your best interest to do some research to find sites that are specific for your niche topic.

For example, if you have a trailer for an eBook on tennis training, then you will want to check out www.globaltenniscoaching.com.

It will be up to you to do your own research in knowing your target market and where they gather or congregate. Once you know this then you can go to that place or site and promote directly to your ideal customer.

Many blogs now have the capacity to embed videos from YouTube. Connect with blog writers associated with your niche topic and set-up a joint venture with them. Ask them to post your trailer on their site in return for some cross-promotion or commission on any books sold via links from their blog.

Video Sharing Sites:

1. YouTube.com – Where all authors should start!

2. eBookAuthor.tv - all about eBooks!

3. Amazon.com - you can upload videos to authorcentral.amazon.com/

4. Google videos

5. Video.yahoo.com - Yahoo's video sharing site

6. AuthorsDen.com

7. Blip.tv

8. blinkx.com

9. BlazingTrailers.com

10. BookVideos.tv

11. Breakbreak.com

12. Veoh.com Flash based multimedia shared worldwide

13. ComicBookTrailers.com - Specialises in trailers for comic books

14. DailyMotion.com

15. DearReader.com - This site features book clubs.

16. Flickr.com Yahoo's photo & video sharing site.

17. GodTube.com - Religious topics

18. Video.msn.com MSN's video sharing site.

19. GoodReads.com - "Largest social network for readers in the world"

20. Graspr.com - Instructional video network.

21. GrindTV.com - Action sports and extreme sports.

22. Howcast.com - How to videos.

23. Librarything.com - A community of book lovers

24. Metacafe.com - Specializes in short-form original content; strives to entertain.

25. Myspace.com - Social networking site

26. PowellBooks.com - Site for independent book store in Oregon

27. PreviewtheBook.com - Gives readers a preview of books through flash movies

28. Viddler.com - Video sharing

29. SchoolTube.com - Education site, with fewer ads than TeacherTube.com

30. Sclipo.com - Education; eLearning tools

31. Sevenload.com - International; Broadcasting Web TV for a global audience

32. Streetfire.net - For auto enthusiasts

33. TeacherTube.com - For educators

34. RedRoom.com - "Where the Writers Are"

35. Videojug.com – How to and Ask the Expert videos.

36. Vsocial.com - Focuses on online promotions.

37. Vimeo.com - Created by filmmakers and video creators who wanted to share

38. 5min.com - Instructional and DIY videos

39. Revver.com - High quality videos, ad tracking; has a Wordpress plugin.

You will want to have a plan for the distribution of your trailers. Some sites will provide little return for you and your trailer. So identify the best video sites for maximum return to you as an author wanting to sell your eBooks or books.

Use one of our worksheets on "Video and eBook / Book Trailer Sharing Websites" to help plan every stage of this video marketing campaign.  

Also, check out Wikipedia's list: