Nalts Commercial
An unsolicited commercial for… me. Brilliant work by JaredIcon.
I’m humbled (I know how hard that is to believe). He does real commercials too (check out his reel).
An unsolicited commercial for… me. Brilliant work by JaredIcon.
I’m humbled (I know how hard that is to believe). He does real commercials too (check out his reel).
Brightroll published its annual report about video advertising, and here are some highlights via TechCrunch. This information jives with Forrester’s prediction that online-ad spending will overtake TV in 2016. And eMarketer’s statement that online-video is the fastest-growing portion in digital advertising. Highlights: The Brightroll data comes from a survey of advertisers about how they’re approaching…
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So you’re too busy to buy a copy of my book (Beyond Viral), but maybe want a quick scan of the topics? Here are some of the key points addressed in each of the 18 chapters… these digital documents also identify the many experts who contributed to the book. From Daisy Whitney (This Week in Media),…
When you leave town do you have someone watch your house? And your MySpace account? Here’s a wonderfully self depricating piece called “House Sitting,” by Mo Collins (MadTV, 40 Year Old Virgin). She spoofs her own neurosis and her career, and it’s a fantastic low-budget irreverent piece. Via Revver blog.
Let’s pretend we all share a common definition of social media. Video’s role toward that should be obvious. It’s another way to be social, and arguably more media. While online-video isn’t all social, it’s hard to imagine having a robust social-media presence without video. At the least, video is more social than the written word,…
Yesterday’s post about Viacom suing Google brought a couple dozen fantastic debate points. You can rest assured that Viacom’s public relations team is doing a “word of mouth” audit (using Buzzmetrics or another player) and that your quotes are being read by nervous spokespeople. I was amused by at Slashdot in which one individual suggested…
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wow! well done!
will work for food…
hehe oops!
like, added [click]
Awesome work Jared! Cool subject! haha
=)
Very cool. Wow! You could start your own cult!
Oh my goodness. AMAZING.
I mean…the subject matter is a little bland, but you took a bland topic and made it AWESOME!!
I’m in love with a video created.
Helllooooo Jared!
🙂
Jared’s a talented guy… One of those video contest guys I don’t mind losing to cause his stuff is so good.
I love his face when he says “Nalts is cool.”
Interesting…willworkforfood.com is not published, in these hard times, you think that would be a popular site.
Hey xjasongarciax,
I saw that too. I don’t know why but, subliminally I typed that in the browser. At first I thought Huh? and then I realized I accidentally replaced the word ‘work’ for ‘video’. Funny. You are right, you would think that particular URL would be grabbed up and used. The guy who owns it probably wants too much food for it.
Jared
Great video!
Although I find it hard to believe you are actually humbled, Nalts.
Great video from our very talented Jared – now I’m a Nalts fan, too. But I think that’s Jared’s normal expression when he says, “Nalts is cool.” 🙂
When I turned 40, I got news that I was a grandfather. You? You get your own commercial.
Love the beginning but don’t understand the message. Who is this Nalts guy? It’s not “Malts” is it? As in likes a drink.