This video got me started on Seth Godin.
Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Saturday, July 07, 2007
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
I Went in Search of The Simpsons
So I held myself back from going to the nearest Quick-E-Mart (Click here for its location), but I went to my local 7-11 (falling for the promotion) to pick up some necessary Simpsons 'stuff'. I was very disappointed that my 7-11 did not have Buzz Cola, but I was able to pick up a Squishy and some Krusty-O's Cereal.
My one big let-down was that the sales clerks were not into it at all. I inquired about the Buzz Cola and they had absolutely no clue what I was talking about. Sure it wasn't one of the 11 full fledged Quick-E-Marts, but they could have tried, right? Oh well ... pictures below:



My one big let-down was that the sales clerks were not into it at all. I inquired about the Buzz Cola and they had absolutely no clue what I was talking about. Sure it wasn't one of the 11 full fledged Quick-E-Marts, but they could have tried, right? Oh well ... pictures below:



Saturday, May 12, 2007
I am a Sneezer

This is one of the best promotional techniques ever. First, movie studios make posters. Then, movie studios make big promotional boards in theaters. Now, finally a movie studio makes an interactive display for patrons (like me) to take pictures on their camera phones (like Heather) and send around to all of their friends, and put on their blogs (like me), facebook, myspace, etc ... Basically, The Simpsons Movie got promotion for their movie to all of the readers of my blog for free (which is about ... well ... 1 person).
Kudos to The Simpsons!
Friday, March 02, 2007
The Academy Just Doesn't Get It
Check out this article from Steve Bryant. I agree with him 100% that the Academy is completely off base demanding videos of the Oscars be removed from YouTube. They claim that no videos will 'whet people's appetite for next year's show'. I argue that having videos out there for free will do more to whet the palette of entertainment, maximizing the Academy's leverage for TV and web advertising sales next year.
Get with the program Oscar!
Get with the program Oscar!
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