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I’ve written many times about what separates a good online-video contest from the myriad of failures. I’d like to add an important attribute that has been demonstrated recently by GoDaddy: listening and adapting. GoDaddy broke one of The Cardinal Rules of a good online-video contest by providing a meager first-place prize and even less for…
TubeMogul and DynamicLogic to Prove Video Sells
In this NewTeeVee piece by Liz Shannon Miller, Tubemogul CEO Brett Wilson announces research with DynamicLogic that will finally show the ever debated link between online video and sales. He also proclaims his disdain for the words “viral video” and “view.” With my luck this study will be released the day after my final manuscript…
How to Make a Great April Fool’s Video
It’s not too late to make that killer April Fool’s video. Maybe you can get it on Metacafe’s April Fool’s section (see blog post, and April Fool’s channel), and get filthy rich. Here are some tips I probably won’t follow because I’m too sleepy to bother. Fool the viewer. Make them think it’s about one…
Snakes in a Shower
A videographer has fun frightening people in shower. The last one is the best. Via Metacafe.
When Will Nalts Get Arrested?
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Making of Sponsored Video
The folks that connected me with my recent sponsored video for GPSManiac did a blog entry that recounts the way the idea developed. Here’s the video, titled “Poor Man’s GPS.” It’s currently the third highest rated Comedy video of the day on YouTube, which is the highest rating I’ve yet received for a sponsored video….
