Patton Oswalt likes to look at nut sacks of old men. See for yourself on Rabbit Bites. Patton, of course, only did Rabbit Bites because I did a year ago (I’m a trend setter. I’ll bet Oswalt doesn’t do “Internet Superstar” until Aug 2009).
The LA Times wrote today about product placement in online videos — a subject dear to my heart. In fact just last week I collaborated to spoof whole concept (stay tuned in about a week for the video). Back last summer — before I had much of an audience on YouTube — I made a…
Remember that video curation was supposed to be all the rage last year and 2011? I’m still not seeing it get enough attention, but that will change as online-video consumption moves from desktop to simpler devices: mobile and remote controls. Why? Sans keyboard, it’s just not as easy to self-select videos, so we’ll need simpler…
Well actually WillVideoForFood doesn’t have a “viral video marketers of the year award,” and even if it did, we’d wait until December to give it out. Still, this “Cherry Chocolate Rain” video sponsored by Diet Dr. Pepper’s Cherry Chocolate is a near perfect case study on smart online-video marketing. First, it leverages the viral fame…
Here is the fresh new list of 7 things every marketer should know about online video. This will be on the final exam, and it’s not “open book.” Remember folks, I’m not the greatest marketing director in history. And I’m certainly not the best online-video creator (even though I’m the second Google result when you…
comScore reports that 181 million U.S. Internet users watched nearly 40 billion videos of online video content in January. YouTube ranks first with 152 million views, and the rest of the pack (Sony’s VEVO, Yahoo, Viacom, Facebook) attracted about 45 to 52 million viewers (about one third of the Google-owned leader). Some interesting statistics from…
More than 90 percent of my online-videos have been seen via YouTube, but I haven’t yet seen revenue from the YouTube Partnership program (and when I do receive my first check, I’m not able to disclose the amount). I am allowed to discuss my earnings on other sites. I’ve made more than $2500.00 on Revver,…
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That was great. It was hilarious and original. I’ve never seen anything funnier.
Although I do like Patton Oswalt, I’ve long since grown tired of watching unintelligible rodents interviewing people I’ve never heard of or don’t care to know about. I unsubscribed months ago. And I have no idea what that pink thing was in the video, which annoys me even more.
And by pink thing, I meant the graphic, you filthy-minded degenerates.
I agree, sukatra. Buns and Chou Chou wore out their welcome with me some time ago.
the rabbits I know the pudgy guy… no idea.
and ladies… mams… I don’t take kindly to your criticism of my favorite furry floppies, all they need is a little nalts and marquisdejolie
together.
jan – they already did nalts. And it wasn’t that funny.
but they never brought them together – it’s peanut butter and chocolate I tell ya!
Those rabbits drive me nuts. Their voices haunt me in my sleep.
Oh, and Jan, the pudgy guy is some actor from some sitcom but I don’t know which one; one I don’t watch.
Rabbits taste yummy.
Leave the rabbits alone!
sukatra I’ve read your taste in humor.
Marylin sitcoms depress me.
Nutcheese rabbits are gamie.
Jan: I don’t watch sitcoms either, with a couple of exceptions: The Office and Family Guy. Giggity, giggity.