YouTube Tuesday: ThinkGeek, Barbasket, Banc Sabadell
It’s YouTube Tuesday again (wow that came fast!). Here are three product or service videos. And three mini marketing/communications/branding critiques.
It’s YouTube Tuesday again (wow that came fast!). Here are three product or service videos. And three mini marketing/communications/branding critiques.
Today I have three videos.. but only two marcomm critiques. That’s because Rassak made the last video you’ll see here
You know the drill… what follows are three (actually six) product or service videos and a mini marketing critique of each. You get six today because YouTube Tuesday’s going on summer vaca and will return in late July. L8r g8rs!
Welcome to a special edition of YouTube Tuesday. This week, the videos aren’t for real products or services — they’re all made by students in Stanford’s class on creativity and inovation. And they all promote hypothetical products the students invented to solve problems they uncovered.
It’s YouTube Tuesday again… by now you likely know the drill… I give you three product or service videos to check out as well as three mini marketing critiques. This week I got two moving videos (one (cool!) is made by good friends (Worldreader.org with FC Barcelona) and the other, starring David Beckham for the Samsung Galaxy Note continues the soccer theme)– and one video (from one of last weeks’ TechCrunch Disrupt finalists) that, well, should be a lot more moving. OK.. enough with the parentheses, let’s watch some video.
It’s YouTube Tuesday again — where I showcase three product or service videos and give a mini marketing critique. I have a good mix for y’all this week. I’ll start with a monstrously successful, monster-budget! immersive experience from Nike (and as a bonus show you a big budget flop) … and then move onto two more videos with much more down-to-earth budgets.
Welcome back to YouTube Tuesday. I look at three product or service videos and give a marketing critique. What do you think?
1. Nokia Lumia 900 … A Funny (But Really Bad) Idea I love this idea (in theory) … the idea
1. Old Spice Another in the brilliant line of Old Spice videos. Never forget the power of surprise. Nor the