Posts Tagged ‘Zemanta’

HP and another lowtech hi impact viral advertisment

Posted by admin | Filed under General Commentary, Techniques, Viral Campaigns

I’m kind of getting drawn to virals these days that show how low tech can have just as much an impact as high. (See the post on the post it note viral.) What I love is that YouTube now means that videos can be of low production quality but still be broadcastable. That is not [...]

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Read more | Comments (View Comments) | Jul 14, 2009

What makes a great viral video, (Part1), Content

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When most people talk about “viral videos,” they’re usually referring to videos that have traveled all around the internet and been posted on YouTube, MySpace, Google Video, Facebook, Digg, blogs, etc. – videos with millions and millions of views.
In this series of Articles I will look at a number of key features of [...]

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Read more | Comments (View Comments) | Feb 17, 2009

Zemanta – A great viral marketing strategy

Posted by admin | Filed under Viral Campaigns

I have been following a company called Zemanta for a while now.
Zemanta allows bloggers to automatically add content to their blog. It currently runs as a plug in for a number of blogging platforms as well as for FireFox. The mechanics are simple. As I write my blog post the plug in scours various sites [...]

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Read more | Comments (View Comments) | Feb 16, 2009