Viral Marketing | Britt Phillips

Ever feel like throwing your iPad into the blender?

May 222010

I recently saw a hilarious video of a guy putting a brand new Apple iPad into a blender. Sure it was shocking. Of course it was stupid – that’s the whole idea. Was the guy crazy for doing it? Abolutely! Crazy like a fox.

Here’s a fun example of pure viral marketing genius…

Visit Will It Blend to see more. You can also check out the YouTube channel to see other stuff being destoyed in the blender. Be sure to look closely at the number of views each video has received. Think about the audience of loyal viewers who are at the video creators fingertips. This is extremely poweful. And to think; it all started as a silly idea to throw somethig into the blender and video it!

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1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

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3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

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The Viral Sneakiness Method.

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May 142010

For Lazy People Who Want To Earn Money Online. Viral Techniques That Are So Simple Theyre Deadly.
The Viral Sneakiness Method.

Did You Know That The Truth About Making Money Online Is Staring You Right In The Face?

In Fact It’s Jumping Up And Down, Yelling Your Name And Waving Right At This Very Moment…

But you can’t see it because you’re too busy looking for ‘the secret’

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

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Adobe Premiere Elements Video Effect #video #marketing #viral

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May 042010

Here’s a cool video effect I did that got a lot of great feedback. Take a look and let me know what you think of it…

This is a great example of what you can do to take what would have just been a regular video and add a simple effect to it that will get people to want to pass it around to their friends. I’ve received lots of calls and emails from people who told me they loved the video effect… and they went to my website… : ) See how that works?

The most important things to remember when shooting marketing video is…

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

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Hilarious Video Marketing Lesson #video #marketing #viral

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May 012010

This video offers a hilarious example of how powerful video marketing can be if approached from a creative angle. This video has been passed around a lot. After you watch it I belive you will first laugh out loud and then you will want to send it to your friends!

The viral marketing compenent of this video is the real marketing lesson.

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

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Announcing: RebrandTheseReports.com

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Nov 172009

I’m pleased to announce today the offcial launch of RebrandTheseReports.com.

This site will allow anyone to harness the phenomenal power of viral marketing to create their own tsunami of web site traffic and affiliate comissions through the use of personally branded reports. These reports can be given away in a variety of effective ways. While rebranding reports isn’t a new concept, the way I’ve set up this site makes it MUCH easier to do.

I’ve streamlined the rebranding process making it much faster and far less confusing for the average site user who wants to rebrand a report. This alone makes the site more attractive to most users.

Here’s what I look for when approving comments:

1. Good Comments – I’m looking for comments that offer creative insight, add to the conversation, enage readers and inspire them to reply thus keep the conversation going.

2. Relevancy – I’m looking for comments that are relevant to the post. Review the tags links on the right side of the page to locate relevant posts to comment on.

3. Offensive Links – If your comment includes a link to any offensive site it will not be approved.

4. One Liners – If your comment is a short one liner such as “great post”… “good job”… “thanks for sharing” etc. I most likley will not approve it.

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