An In-Depth Review of Video Curation Pro

Internet marketer Dan Lew and Peter Drew will be releasing their latest product some time on the 12^th of July 2013. This product is called the Video Curation Soft and it will cost a monthly fee of $27 for a one-video-per-run single license, $37 for a one-video-per-run three-computer license, $67 for an unlimited video three-computer license, and a modest $7 for a three-day trial.

What exactly is Video Curation Soft? Well, Dan simply describes this product as the most powerful YouTube marketing software that’s going to be available. This takes advantage of Twitter’s VineApp, which allows you to create a six-second video content called Vine. The software pulls the newest Vines each day, compiles them weekly into a single video dubbed “Your Week in Vines” by default, and then uploads a number of videos into the user’s YouTube channel. These compilations are then overlaid with one of the twenty royalty-free audio included in the program.

The software is entirely automated – it auto-adds users to the system, sources and compiles their videos, uploads them, and tweets them pre- and post-upload. You can simply run it and potentially see results as well as input from the people added into the system.

The software’s interface may not be simple in any way, but it’s rather intuitive. The fields are appropriately labeled for the users’ convenience, although some elements may take a while to understand.

Does it deliver as promised however? To answer that question, we’ll be making a comprehensive review of this software once it’s out in the online market. If you are interested in this program as well as more information with regards to it, simply bookmark this page and come back often to know more.