Duplicate Videos on Multiple Video Sharing Sites
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Can I share one video to multiple video sharing sites?
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Yes you can submit the same video to as many different video sharing websites as you want. I would suggest writing a unique description for each video. One question to ask yourself is are you providing users/viewers with quality content or are you just creating spam...something to consider anyways.
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CommercePundit
Yes, you can. There are even services that submit videos to multiple sharing sites. I came across this recently and cannot remember where I first saw it. I have no experience with it but am going to take a look at it for our agency:
The site is OneLoad.com
If anyone knows it or similar would be great to hear your experience.
Hope this helps with your question,
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