VideoJug: How To Make A Juicy New Vlog Site

Ever wonder how to pull a table cloth from under a dinner service? Or what about how to catch a mouse? Me neither. But, after browsing VideoJug's website, I sure want to know. VideoJug is a new instructional video website that can teach you everything from the mundane to the sexually suggestive. Each video is from an interesting or even comedic perspective, but manages to be thorough at the same time. VideoJug encourages users to upload their own videos, but fair warning- VideoJug obviously likes high production values. Which only increases it's appeal in my opinion. Don't worry though, VideoJug will even provide you with a how-to video on how to make your how-to video.

Reverse Viral Marketing

Usually marketing imitates art in hopes of success. In this case, Joey and David are imitating marketing campaigns to create their own viral videos. Their video Axe was featured on the front page of MySpace today. At first glance (and 2/3 into the video), it appears Axe is literally a commercial for the product- until things take a turn for the worst. Commercial parodies are nothing that hasn't been done before. However, Joey and David's focus on them is a very keen technique to draw attention to their comedy.

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Music Videos = Future Viral Indie Music Marketing Tool?

Music videos have traditionally been used to visually promote bands and their albums, offered at no cost to television networks and other media companies. With database-driven music video services gaining ground and broadband services expanding, music videos are evolving into a valuable, potential revenue source at both the business and consumer level. I want my M-YouTube?

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