Edit: I just finished writing the post below. This very well could be the most WhackedOut blog post I’ve made yet - and could very well change a family’s life during the Holidays. That is of course if someone is willing to get out of their comfort zone and take action!
I accidently glanced at some headlines this morning and saw some crazy numbers as far as retail sales numbers, November jobless stats, etc.
Photo Of A Pine Cone Relaxing.
Now I’m not here to talk about the economy and doom and gloom all over you. The media does enough of that to you.
What I do want to do is wake you up a little.
Here, step into my lab and take a seat.
Now r..e…l….a…x….. deep breath. Again. Relax.
There, nice and relaxed. All the worries and stress melting away. Are you feeling relaxed and comfortable? Well, if you are then…
Wake The &#!* Up!
You want to make it out there? You got to get up and start hustling. If you want to thrive Continue Reading »
If you’re using YouTube to market your website and your YouTube videos are going down the… Tube, maybe you’re trying too hard. Maybe, just maybe, creating a viral video may not be as tough as you think it is.
Viral Marketing: In 5 Seconds Flat
Take a look at the video below. It has over 9.4 million views. And the most WhackedOut part? It’s only 5 seconds long! Now the person who uploaded the video really should have added their website at the bottom of the video to drive some traffic to their website.
The BIG “oops!” with this video?
They also should have added a link to their site next to the video in the area that YouTube provides to add some details about the video. They missed out on some HUGE website traffic. A viral video like this could have brought countless thousands, maybe tens of thousands of people to a site.
Just five seconds. How many videos could you create in one day that are just 5 seconds long? Get creative. Think outside of the Tube. Think about something that would make people laugh, say “wow!”, and something that they would share with each and every person they know.
