Treemo.com - Upload Music&Video Anywhere

Treemo is a web and mobile application that allows users to upload and share their original videos, photos, and music -- with a focus on mobile applications. Users program their own channel and share data with their friends and the world. They can add tags, add locations, upload via email or their phone. There is no additional software to download. Treemo is free with 200 MB of storage per month. Right now, they are having a mobile contest with the band Velvet Revolver and Sony BMG. You can submit content from your cell phone, share ideas and comments about the new Libertad album, and tell Velvet Revolver what the new album means to you. Winners are voted by the Treemo community, and get a trip to see the band in concert on August 18 in New York City.

Treemo is a online and mobile community dedicated to sharing digital media, empowering self-expression, and transforming creativity into action. By offering an ever-evolving gallery of video, audio, photography, words, and visual art, Treemo inspires visitors to create their own digital expressions, and to share those creations with the world - on the web and on mobile phones. The Treemo team is comprised of passionate individuals, pioneers in creating Internet and mobile applications with companies like Mobliss, MountainZone, Climbing Magazine, MSN, AT&T Wireless, Cingular, McCaw, Lucent, and a wheelbarrow full of others. With our combined know-how, we've built a flexible, intuitive platform to usher in the golden age of ubiquitous broadband; an innovative infrastructure that enables everyone everywhere to broadcast their unique life experience to the whole wide world.

With the new corporate partnerships and marketing plans, Treemo is positioning itself to grow and evolve, and rise above its competitor sites. This is particularly true given the blossoming field of mobile technology, and the growing market for uploading mobile data.

Other than the cool contest they are sponsoring, what other marketing plans do they have? How many customers do they have and what is their projection for future growth? Are they making a profit (they say that people and the planet come first)?