YouTube puts Yahoo and even About.com for the most intrusive ad campaign in the history of online-video advertising: Kung Fu Panda 2.
While it’s not exactly consistent with Google’s ad model (subtle and relevant) it wins a few points for creativity. And hey… What would YOU do to market this Dreamworks sequel?
http://mashable.com/2011/05/11/kung-fu-panda-2-youtube/
Okay let’s just get this out. I’m a big Google fan, user, and customer. I’m also making non-trivial income from Google’s YouTube Partner program (through ad sharing on my Nalts videos seen 200 million gazillian times). So I really hesitate commending the company in a post headline. It looks I’m friggin’ shilling incognito and I…
This is a private letter to Brad Hurley and Steven Chen. The YouTube founders don’t really respond to e-mails or prank calls, so I’ve decided to blog ’em a private letter. It has ideas that will save their company, so please don’t read this if you’re not them. Especially if you’re a competitor. Are the…
… you know you’ve been written up on HappySlip. I had assumed everyone knows who she is, but I’m finding out otherwise. Get over to HappySlip’s blog right now. Her blog is People Magazine to my East Baltimore Guide. Who did your logo, HappySlip!? It’s splendid.
It’s back to school time! You can tell by the slower commute as you simmer behind dozens of school buses. The other cue is the frantic squirrels. In the Northeast, squirrels sense “back to school” time as their last opportunity to burry nuts. This puts the rodents into a wild fit, in which they often run…
Josh Chasin, Chief Research Officer for comScore met with ReelSEO’s Grant Crowell caught up with at the adtech conference in Chicago last week. Streaming, beacons and something else that Ambien muted. Mmmm… bedddd. Here’s the video. Embed aint working. Well here’s a photo of my aphthous ulcer.
Toni Munna, YouTuber and author, joined our pre-gathering at my home before the NYC 7.7.07 event and snapped this photo and wrote this nice piece on YouTube’s community. I like it because Toni said my videos are “funny, charming, clever and professionally done.” I paid her $5 per adjective, or $20 in total. But she…
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9vu3dUMQ1s
I prefer the full page ads that bypass pop-up blocker…..ooops hope youtube isnt reading this 😉