Secrets of Viral-Video Marketing (final deck)
Thanks for your feedback on the attached deck. Here’s the final version, and now I have 3 minutes to get dressed and get to the meeting room. You can download it at Slideshare.
Thanks for your feedback on the attached deck. Here’s the final version, and now I have 3 minutes to get dressed and get to the meeting room. You can download it at Slideshare.
I’ll bet you thought this would be a post about Apple’s Facetime (glorified video-conferencing via a wireless network but not carrier). Maybe you expected people to be Facetiming via the DVD players in their car. Oh contrair. You get a free mini-MBA lecture in high-tech marketing with a few topical references. If you’re an MBA…
Sorry. Bait and switch. This post isn’t giving the answer, it’s asking the question. But no worries. Someone will come along with the answers, and may even direct you where to buy Percocet online without getting ripped off. So here’s the question: how do I replicate this image? I want to subtly watermark my URL…
A new startup is paying college kids to simply mention product names to strangers. It’s part of a new viral-marketing wave that capitalizes on the trust of peer-to-peer “buzz marketing. Here’s a video that explains how the system works, and be sure to visit www.CashtoBuzz.com to see some top-notch clients. [youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=e9KtYoUoImk]
I’m all about dignity today, folks. From this video on HBOLabs’ “Hooking Up” to my “Ear Worm” (now called MySpace because Jan said it would make it more popular).
So you want to know how to get views on YouTube. You want to grow a vibrant YouTube channel, go viral, and become the next Ray William Johnson. Do you cheat, or choose a more proven way? No Kindle lovers… you could read a great American classic on that sun-enabled iPad you call a Kindle….
Here’s a new YouTube channel called , where the Nalts kids join 6 other families for a rotating blog (in the tradition of FiveAwesomeGirls and FiveAwesomeGuys (fiveawesomekids was taken, and we had more families that wanted to participate). This is the debut video, which features: http://www.youtube.com/Nalts http://www.youtube.com/MuggleSam http://www.youtube.com/AmazingHolly http://www.youtube.com/Berzerkeley http://www.youtube.com/Russosa http://www.youtube.com/Maryann712 http://www.youtube.com/user/kayceprincess
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Who is that unknown YouTuber on 14. Dunno never heard of him. Doesn’t he design chairs or something?
I hope you’re taping this. I can’t wait to hear the uncomfortable silence that ensues when you show them one of your videos.
jimmerSD: I have no clue, I thought he worked for some IT company.
Is there a reason why the line goes through the word “genius” on slide #4?
I love the quote from Michael Scott on slide #5. I remember that episode.
Slide #20: “Can your company can’t get out of its own way?” Need to re-write that sentence.
Looks good!
Oh goody… pictures!
Slide #20 – LOL – glad I “helped” you, Kevin.
So how did it go?
Kevin!
Fantastic job on your presentation today at our Yahoo! Canada summit, “Big Screen Little Screen “! I’m just going through the delegate evaluations and you are by far the best rated speaker!
Although your fall from the stage to demonstrate the importance of “surprise” in online video nearly sent me into early labor/ heart attack!
By far the most shocking thing I have ever seen on stage at a business conference, and an engaging presentation effective and informative as it was 911-inducing. I could have killed my tech guy for not taping the session!
We hope you enjoyed Toronto and finally found the afro wig you were looking for.
Thanks and all the best!
Adina Zaiontz
Trade Marketing Manager
Yahoo! Canada
Kevin! No you didn? Fell off the stage again? Oh man! LULZ!
Try something new Nalts. That fake fall is old hat by now.
Kevin, we require video of the entire presentation.
Video! Video! Video! Video!