7 Ways To Promote A YouTube Channel
September 23, 2013
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Although I find it unnecessary to mention this as it is clearly obvious, but to remove all doubt...the playground scene is staged - the kid in the video is a friend's son. Someone somewhere will think it's real and freak out about it. The bathroom scene is also staged (I'm not going to record someone pissing), any of the other public stuff is authentic.
The 7 Ways To Promote A YouTube Channel:
1. PSA - Broadcasting your message to large groups is always effective.
2. The Billboard - Just in California, The Los Angeles freeway system handles over 12 million cars on a daily basis. That's a lot of eyeballs.
3. The Restroom - The average person urinates at a frequency of 7 times a day, for an average duration of 30 seconds making it an obvious opportunity for strategic advertising.
4. Word of Mouth - Because of the personal nature of the communications between individuals, there is an added level of credibility.
5. Corrupting the Youth - It's critical to infiltrate people's minds and hearts at an early age, when they are most susceptible to influence.
6. Going International - The USA is less than 5% of the world's population - so it's important to reach out and develop an international audience. What better way than to physically send a message.
7. Fire - setting yourself on fire just draws attention...a lot of it...
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