Canadian publication “Globe and Mail” did a story about viral video: cashing in or cashing out. I’m mentioned a few times in the piece, and it’s an interesting exposition… Globetechology.com Jennifer Hollett takes on a variety of views about the appropriateness of sponsored ads. I was tickled to see Hollett digging up this old piece…
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]
HappySlip is selling “best of” DVDs, so I had to do it too. I may not be as hot, but at least I’m not as funny. I’m using CreateSpace because it looks easy, and a couple others have used it. Anyone use ’em? I didn’t realize, until I’d started my account this morning, that it’s…
CNN Money reports that the folks from Eepy Bird have made about $30K via Revver for their videos featuring explosive displays using Diet Coke and Mentos. Not bad for a couple days of work and about $400 worth of food. Read more here.
Nice list of viral lists. Some wisdom from around the web on viral marketing — thanks to Adrian.
Naked cheese video. See explanation below. This explanation will be deleted in 24 hours. A PROFOUND apology to WillVideoForFood readers. The idea of a pure cheese video was spawned from this post about 3 rules of viral video. I got a “dare you to make a video about cheese” note from a regular WVFF contributor…
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5. because they’ve recently teamed up with Blue Man Group and are producing a video for their new tour, How to be a Mega Star 2.0
http://www.eepybird.com/news.html
By impressed, do you mean envious?
Impressed with the content? A big no. The preview was better than the actual video.
Maybe the Diet Coke/Mentos has lost it’s flavor.