The text describes a well-established video-sharing platform dedicated to trailers for movies, games, TV shows, and books. This platform enjoys a significant fan base, excellent search engine rankings, and operates with a high level of automation. Users or the owner can upload videos, which the site automatically processes into various formats and creates thumbnail images. Additionally, the site is fully compatible with major browsers, iPhones, iPads, and allows video embedding across the web.
The platform comes with over 10,000 mostly HD videos and is supported by an iPhone app and an Android app, with more applications under development. The owner offers a Twitter account and a substantial list of user emails as part of the package. The site has been managed as a side project by a graduate student, who now intends to focus on their career. The owner believes the platform has untapped potential for growth with the right leadership due to its popularity and niche market.
Recently, the site has become profitable through video and banner ads, despite a focus on growth rather than immediate profit. The owner identifies additional revenue opportunities such as featuring trailers on the homepage for a fee. Hosting remains the primary expense due to the nature of the site, though costs are stable as traffic and revenue grow.
Traffic has been steadily increasing, with significant daily video plays and visitors primarily arriving through organic search referrals. The platform holds potential for increased traffic generation through social media and strategic link exchanges, though these strategies have not yet been fully exploited due to time constraints.
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