Unlike Hey!Watch which is a paid, per-video service, Hey!Spread is for the time being at least free to use.
So how do the developers make money from it? The answer, it would
seem, is by charging the video sharing sites themselves a one off fee
for including them within the services offered by Hey!Spread.
This seems to be working out for them considering
the current line up of services signed up to the service, and it looks
as if Hey!Spread is committed to adding more services to their roster
in the future, judging by their open invitation for video networks to join up.
I hope that this will prove to be a sustainable business model, as I
imagine that Hey!Spread will be seeing some serious use in the coming
months.
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Distributed by Hasan Shrek, independence blogger. Also run online business , matrix, internet marketing solution , online store script .
Beside he is writing some others blogs for notebook computer , computer training , computer software and personal computer
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