viperfitness1
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too long too short ??? any input you guys (and girls) always critique the best
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ChiefApache
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OK....what am I missing??? I know I'm slightly hungover and tired...but I've worse and gotten it.
BlackJack58
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I believe it boils down to this: Don't you think the video is effective in securing potential consumer interest in renting a cage for Mixed Martial Arts matches?
How about one for the backyard? You know - for those inevitable domestic disputes?
Are your kids always fighting? Let 'em settle it. Once and for all.
Invite those obnoxious neighbors over for a get-together. In the cage.
Bring one to a poker run. "Who's the fastest? Who cares? I can beat your *ss..."
The possibilities are endless. But does the rental come with a Phragle on standby - to tend to the "loser" ?
Nice work on the video, but from a marketer's perspective, it misses.
First, I've seen about a thousand concert videos of stages being set up in time-lapse video. It was cute the first time- back in the 80's. Plus, there's no drama, no payoff, no excitement.
Starting from scratch, what are you trying to sell? Is it to existing participants? New participants? Spectators? Once we know what the product is, we can guide you in making somethinmg that grabs attention right off the bat, pulls you along for the ride and delivers at the end. Sound familiar? Good marketing is the exact same thing- it appeals to those exact same triggers.
First, I've seen about a thousand concert videos of stages being set up in time-lapse video. It was cute the first time- back in the 80's. Plus, there's no drama, no payoff, no excitement.
Starting from scratch, what are you trying to sell? Is it to existing participants? New participants? Spectators? Once we know what the product is, we can guide you in making somethinmg that grabs attention right off the bat, pulls you along for the ride and delivers at the end. Sound familiar? Good marketing is the exact same thing- it appeals to those exact same triggers.
viperfitness1
Charter Member
i didnt have any ideas for using it yet and was kinda lost on what to do with it... it was just a security cam overlapped but i didnt know if would be effective to use in marketing on the web or what. i thew on the sims video game music??
you are the man!
OK. Now that I know where you got the vid...
People are voyeurs by nature. Expressway traffic would move much more swiftly if that weren't true. And many of these security cam shows are very popular.
You could take what you already have- and probably augment with more cams in different positions but not at obvious angles. Then you could begin capturing things. It doesn't necessarily even need to be real. Coaching moments, guys talking/hanging out, old guy/young guy moments, brutal action, knockouts, some guy strapped to a backboard being slid out. guys drinking some beers. You name it. With some good, artistic editing, you'd have something. Do them in a series with a thematic title. For example, the older guy, young star "passing the torch" and so on. All in low-quality caught-by accident security cam footage with no sound, just the right music. Most likely music that at first seems inappropriate. Instead of the absolutely predictable thrash metal playing behind slightly slowed down fight footage, overlay some Chopin.
The editor is going to be key. 99% mimic what they've seen already.
People are voyeurs by nature. Expressway traffic would move much more swiftly if that weren't true. And many of these security cam shows are very popular.
You could take what you already have- and probably augment with more cams in different positions but not at obvious angles. Then you could begin capturing things. It doesn't necessarily even need to be real. Coaching moments, guys talking/hanging out, old guy/young guy moments, brutal action, knockouts, some guy strapped to a backboard being slid out. guys drinking some beers. You name it. With some good, artistic editing, you'd have something. Do them in a series with a thematic title. For example, the older guy, young star "passing the torch" and so on. All in low-quality caught-by accident security cam footage with no sound, just the right music. Most likely music that at first seems inappropriate. Instead of the absolutely predictable thrash metal playing behind slightly slowed down fight footage, overlay some Chopin.
The editor is going to be key. 99% mimic what they've seen already.
viperfitness1
Charter Member
if your brain was for sale i would buy it!
stecz20
PROUD
ill lease it to you for 50 bucks a month.:03::03:
viperfitness1
Charter Member
MarylandMark
Charter Member
Put the same cameras in the chick changing room of the gym, charge a monthly fee for us to watch and make more than the squared circle ever will...
It is. That's what my core business is. Management and marketing consulting. Well, not for sale, but for lease.
