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Zach Braff: Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated

whizzybizzy — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:31:06 +0000

According to Mashable, Zach Braff is not dead (didn’t realise he’d apparently died) and to scotch the rumours of his demise, he issued a YouTube video.

If there’s a nasty rumour going around about you or your company, it certainly can’t hurt to get ahead of the wave and publicly debunk it.

This is in contrast to trying to silence a story using the law to gag publication, an effort which can backfire as it had done recently for Barclays. The bank experienced the full force of the Streisand Effect.

Video: You Oughta Know Inbound Marketing

whizzybizzy — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 10:40:19 +0000

Rebecca Corliss of HubSpot explains why your business needs inbound marketing instead of outbound marketing with calls and direct mail.

Remix your own version with MP3s and lyrics available at here.

3 Minute Video: How Social Media Works

whizzybizzy — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 12:24:38 +0000

Via Marketing Technology Blog, this video shows the psychology of how social media works.

It’s not just about joining in, it’s about interaction.

As MarketingTechBlog says, it “starts with one, then it’s unstoppable”!

If you’re looking for ways to achive successful interaction like this with your existing and prospective clients, contact Simon Says Media.

Information Marketing Can Drive An Existing Business

whizzybizzy — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 11:22:36 +0000

A story in Saturday’s Daily Mail shows that a strategy of information marketing can help a business achieve outstanding sales and growth.

Lauren Luke is set to become a millionaire after putting videos on YouTube which provided tips on how to apply make-up. Her cosmetics business is now in talks or has since signed agreements with major retailers, largely down to the popularity of her videos which have attracted 54 million views.

Mattress Dominoes a Viral Marketing Success

whizzybizzy — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 10:16:11 +0000

Bensons Beds recently achived fantastic publicity with their YouTube video of Mattress Dominoes.

The video was shown on every news programme in the UK, providing the bed company with a phenominal return on the (probably) small investment in the video.