Fake Waterslide Ramp Jump… But Still Fun to Watch
Who says fake viral videos aren’t fun to watch anyway?
Who says fake viral videos aren’t fun to watch anyway?
YouTube puts Yahoo and even About.com for the most intrusive ad campaign in the history of online-video advertising: Kung Fu Panda 2. While it’s not exactly consistent with Google’s ad model (subtle and relevant) it wins a few points for creativity. And hey… What would YOU do to market this Dreamworks sequel? http://mashable.com/2011/05/11/kung-fu-panda-2-youtube/
What’s the primary difference between an amateur on YouTube and a professional creator? Not the production quality or style, silly. It’s the viewership. As you see below, the most-viewed partners are almost entirely professional. Yet the most-subscribed people are almost all amateurs. It’s a simple point, but important one: Don’t think subscriptions will necessarily lead…
A live hair transplant on YouTube, the world’s largest online-video sharing website…. I’m heading to Florida this morning for Charles Trippy’s wedding and a special event on Friday (Nov. 18). Yes, friends, it’s the first live hair transplant broadcast on YouTube. This is my second (see first) with Hair Restoration Guru Dr. Alan Bauman of…
HappySlip celebrated 3 years on YouTube with this video, and it made me curious about different people’s first video. So let’s have a look: HappySlip’s (September 2006) LisaNova’s (June 2006) Nalts (January 2006) MrSafety/SMPFilms (October 2005) Zipster08 (August 2006) Michael Buckley (May 2007) ShaneDawson (June 2008)- but he references a previous one that’s gone SxePhil…
As far as I can tell, it’s impossible to change your thumbnail on YouTube. Thumbnails, which are the single image that appears to represent your video, are critical to a viewer’s decision to watch your video. Thumbnails, followed by a video’s duration and title, are the most important elements to catching the attention of random…
“So when a marketer offers a compelling set of free and fun items as part of an advertising campaign, not only do teens respond positively,” says Lauren Bigelow in an iMediaConnection article. “But studies have shown significant increases in aided and unaided brand recall, brand favorability, and purchase intent. So to marketers, Bigelow gives this…
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That’s pretty cool. They did a pretty good job with the effects.
Reminds me of Human Trebuchets:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mo_oigyFlTA
(not fake).
Reminds me of that German guy who kept trying to kill himself on a cliff with guns, knives, rocks, jumps etc but finally gives up. Remember that one?