I have been working on a screencast demo video for the last little while to show first hand how to post a Spidvid project, how to request bids from professionals, adding individuals to a team, assigning compensations to each team member, uploading the video or film, and other interesting things you can do with a Spidvid account. Expect to see the video likely tomorrow, just need to edit the raw content, and need to do a voice over as well.

We are also tweaking our video encoding because we have found that some uploaded videos have been getting cut short in terms of length for some reason. The tweaks should be complete by Wednesday at the latest. We are also working on the ability for creators to edit and replace the video file after it’s been uploaded and up for distribution. There are some challenges providing this feature but hope to have it available for next week.

It’s frustrating that Spidvid doesn’t work 100% perfect right now but we are in beta so some wrinkles are expected. Our dedication will always be to find the bugs and issues, and fix them as fast as possible before any new feature or functionality gets developed. Thanks for your patience and for all of the informative feedback which has helped Spidvid evolve into the platform it is today.

And for a sticker update we will be sending them out this afternoon so expect to get yours in the mail in the days ahead. If you never requested any before you can now provide us with your mailing address. We are getting another 1,000 stickers in soon and expect to mail them out later this month or early next month.

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I’ve always been kind of obsessed with stickers. As a kid I would find and buy all kinds of stickers, and then look for interesting places to place them. Most of the time I would end up violating my parents fridge, freezer, furniture, floors, walls, lights, and even vehicles, as older stickers tend to not peel off so well years later.

In any case I thought that I would combine my obsession of stickers with my obsession of Spidvid together to create Spidvid stickers. These stickers will have a nice glossy finish, will be a size of 2″x4″, and will peel off easy and fairly clean if one needs to be removed for whatever reason.

There are three ways you can get yourself some Spidvid stickers.

#1. Tweet - send out an update on your Twitter account which includes @spidvid, and make it creative. An example could be “My life will be complete if I get some cool stickers from @spidvid.

#2. Request on Facebook – Simply go to our Facebook fan page and post a sticker request comment. An example could be “I’m a big Spidvid fan, and would love some stickers for my laptop and iPhone.

#3. Email us – Head over to our contact page and shoot us an email. Say hi and that you want some stickers, and provide your mailing address so we can ship some to you.

If you use option #1 or option #2 above we will follow up with you to get your mailing address. For now we are limiting Spidvid sticker shipments to North Americans only. If you live outside of North America and desperately want some stickers, we will make a special exception if you are willing to create a video of yourself using the stickers in creative, remarkable, or unusual ways.

Our hope is that a good percentage of people who receive Spidvid stickers will upload pictures and videos of themselves, showing off how they are putting the stickers to good use. We may even offer prizes to those who showcase their passion for Spidvid via uploaded content, and as voted on by the online community.

Don’t wait, make your Spidvid sticker request right now on Twitter, Facebook, or through email.

Jeremy Campbell News free, fun, passion, pictures, product, promotion, spidvid, stickers, video