Hulu Plus Disney: Why Jason Kilar “Gets It”
Cool news about Hulu, including Disney deal and some Jason Kilarisms
Cool news about Hulu, including Disney deal and some Jason Kilarisms
Geico fails by tapping a YouTube star without tapping into his embedded audience?
Coke and Google are soon to publish ROI data on a campaign in Germany that includes online video. The study isolates individuals who were not exposed to television but did see YouTube promotion, and reports incremental consumption data by various digital channels. Paid search leads, of course, and YouTube ranks high (far above banners, which showed…
We count down the best and worst of 2009 Superbowl ads even before the Superbowl is finished airing…
Online-video sites featuring Superbowl advertisements of 2009
A video parody of what might happen as mobile advertising starts targeting you based on your location, and sending you instant offers to lure you into retail stores.
You won’t likely see this 30-second consumer-generated video in the Superbowl, but I decided to enter the contest anyway. I named this entry “winning commercial” for Google’s spiders not for you. It’s really a loser. If I was smart, I’d focus on nailing another poorly promoted contest, instead of tossing my hat into this crowded…
It’s unfortunate that most online-polls don’t provide an incentive. But if you do see a poll invitation surrounding an online video (on YouTube or other sites), I encourage you to participate, and do so thoughtfully and honestly. I’ll briefly explain how they work, and why viewer feedback is so important to sustaining online-video model. As…
The other day I got an alert from MySpace that Sasquatch had an update. I was reminded of a post I wrote 2 years ago about a “Messing With Sasquatch” campaign for Jack Links Beef Jerky. Unfortunately, the original 2006 videos are missing and the 2007/2008 videos are a bit over produced and make Sasquatch…
A Pegasus-like horse-plus-man guy is hanging out in the shower talking about how he’s two things at once. It’s a creepy video ad, topped only by a creepier website that loops his voice. I present you with the “double-impact” campaign for Old Spice’s Red Zone Body Wash Moisturizer. It’s based on the laziest marketing proposition…