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Posted on: 13/Jun/2010 at 07:06
fm1234 said...
I dunno, there’s a reason that TV commercials are generally 30 seconds long. The video is cute, but doesn’t really say anything that anyone who has been in (or even around) marketing for any length of time doesn’t already know — and it drags out for almost two and a half minutes. The only thing I took away from the video was reinforcement of the truism — because after the first forty seconds or so, the only reason I kept watching was because AdHustler and Smaxor liked it.
Posted on: 13/Jun/2010 at 08:06
Wha Wha said...
Great video. I didn’t like how fast paced it was at first but it does make you pay attention.
Ever notice the 1-800 numbers on the packaging of things like toothpaste and potato chips? That say “Questions, call us”? … Thats how P&G and other retail co’s capture and start a dialogue to their future/present advocates.. Yes, a toothpaste advocate!
Thanks for another informative site. Where else could I get that type of information written in such an ideal way? Ia€™ve a project that I am just now working on, and I have been on the look out for such information.
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Posted on: 9/May/2011 at 07:05
Tylor19 said...
I’m impressed, I have to say. Actually rarely do I encounter a weblog that’s each educative and entertaining, and let me let you know, you have hit the nail on the head. Your idea is excellent; the issue is one thing that not enough people are talking intelligently about. I’m very joyful that I stumbled across this in my search for something regarding this.
I am a door to door soap salesperson and i stumbled across this on you tube and thought it was quite interesting ive done this job for over 9 years and just started a new company called pro green kleen and we have over 2000 sales door to door in the past 6 months with only 2 sales people me and one other guy .But with this things will change lets see.
Amazing. Simply amazing.
This is such a great video.. talk about clever marketing.
i wanna hire these guys and i consider myself a marketer.
I’m going to use this as inspiration for my own marketing videos… thanks for the post!
Now, if only we could figure out a strategy for slingin teh rebills.
Nope, never gonna happen. Product is all wrong. Got to make our own and build a brand.
interesting…
Awesome video for sure!
Thanks man
damn i got some soap that needs to go viral too! ahah
That’s what I call ‘World Class’. Bravo!
More than one lesson here. The fast pace demands that you pay close attention.
So what does that say to the article and copywriters? Keep it tight: short, focused, and as few words as necessary to make your point(s).
Very clever viral
[...] How To Sell Soap – This is an awesome video that AdHustler posted. Really awesome stuff. [...]
[...] How To Sell Soap – This is an awesome video that AdHustler posted. Really awesome stuff. Original Post: Week In Review: Smaxor To The Maxor [...]
I dunno, there’s a reason that TV commercials are generally 30 seconds long. The video is cute, but doesn’t really say anything that anyone who has been in (or even around) marketing for any length of time doesn’t already know — and it drags out for almost two and a half minutes. The only thing I took away from the video was reinforcement of the truism — because after the first forty seconds or so, the only reason I kept watching was because AdHustler and Smaxor liked it.
Great video. I didn’t like how fast paced it was at first but it does make you pay attention.
Thanks
Ever notice the 1-800 numbers on the packaging of things like toothpaste and potato chips? That say “Questions, call us”? … Thats how P&G and other retail co’s capture and start a dialogue to their future/present advocates.. Yes, a toothpaste advocate!
This person really knows how to market stuff coz I finished the video up to the end!
Thanks for another informative site. Where else could I get that type of information written in such an ideal way? Ia€™ve a project that I am just now working on, and I have been on the look out for such information.
Your post was so fantastic, I found your website on yahoo to get a associated topic and came to this. I couldnt find out to much some other details about this subject, the item was amazing to locate this one. I probably would be returning to take a look at another content blog that you have the other time. Thank you so much and thumbs up!
I’m impressed, I have to say. Actually rarely do I encounter a weblog that’s each educative and entertaining, and let me let you know, you have hit the nail on the head. Your idea is excellent; the issue is one thing that not enough people are talking intelligently about. I’m very joyful that I stumbled across this in my search for something regarding this.
I am a door to door soap salesperson and i stumbled across this on you tube and thought it was quite interesting ive done this job for over 9 years and just started a new company called pro green kleen and we have over 2000 sales door to door in the past 6 months with only 2 sales people me and one other guy .But with this things will change lets see.
Keeping up with what precisely the latest news flash was in Dallas? And that is so magnificent.