Digital Video Guru reviews ten online video sharing services.  (Amazing, that we now live in a day where such a widespread comparison is even possible!)  DV Guru observes, "For the average user--who just wants to post a video on the 'net and share it with some friends--there are already too many options out there" (emphasis ours).  DV Guru, Kent Newsome and Dwight Silverman (to mention a few intrepid reviewers) offer unique opinions of the ten services, and they all conclude that no single service has yet emerged as a clear all-around winner.

For Web startups like the ten video sharing services reviewed by DV Guru, now is the time to stand out above the crowd.  The secret to doing this is to practice the mantra, "It's all about the visitor."

Have you ever visited a website in hopes of finding the answer to a question, only to be scared off by an impenetrable maze of useless or disorganized information?

Have you ever tried out a snazzy-looking new Web service, only to discover that it didn't do anything that you really needed it to?

Have you ever felt the mental burden of information overload?

We repeat, it's all about the visitor.  The user, the consumer, the customer - whatever you want to call her.  The surest way to success in this hyperconnected , increasingly online, soon-to-be-more-wireless-than-wired world is this:

Focus on making life easier and more productive for each visitor to your realm.

Treating the customer with special care is sure to become more important as blogs and other instant publishing tools make it easy for people to voice their complaints (and their praises) of all kinds of businesses.  What do you want the buzz to say about your business?  If you want the buzz to be positive, focus on creating positive experiences for your potential and actual clients.