Tweet This video is pretty hilarious. This is what happens when an advertising agency documents the responses of other types of business owners when they are asked about working for free. We’re all too familiar with people asking us to get them media placements and then paying us afterwards. Nah, no thanks. The Youtube description: Architects don’t give away their blueprints. Diners don’t fork out free meals. Personal Trainers don’t sign over their intellectual property on spec. This video pokes fun at the speculative creative bidding process in new business pitches. We believe there’s a better way for agencies and […]
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The Problem with Facebook (video)
Tweet This is an interesting video, especially if it’s not your job to stay on top of Facebook. So many people don’t understand that your posts don’t show to all of your friends. You need interaction for that to even remotely happen. Same goes for businesses. Your business page posts only show to about 17% of your followers without likes, shares, comments or paid promotions. Such a scam. check and cash This guy does a pretty good job of explaining it:
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Tweet Anyone out there using Google Video? Didn’t think so. Then you won’t have to worry that Google announced this weekend that its shutting down Google Video. It makes perfect sense since Google owns YouTube, which is the largest online video content website anywhere with 144.1 million unique visitors per month. “Later this month, hosted video content on Google Video will no longer be available for playback,” read an email sent to Google Video users. “Google Video stopped taking uploads in May 2009 and now we’re removing the remaining hosted content. We’ve always maintained that the strength of Google Video […]
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Tweet According to a report in the Wall St. Journal on Wednesday, Google has big changes in mind for their YouTube website. They want YouTube to be better prepared for the increasing amount of televisions that are connected to the internet, according to people who are familiar with the situation. Payday Advance Orlando So, YouTube is apparently going to reorganize their homepage and focus it more on different “channels” like sports or music or whatever. What I found interesting was the part about how YouTube would be offering “premium channels,” with five to ten hours or so of professionally produced, […]
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