jumboSHRIMP Marketing Video on YouTube

What started out as a whim ended up being ... what I think is ... a worthwhile endeavor. This weekend I decided to create a super-condensed version of my jumboSHRIMP Marketing presentation. Basically, I recorded my voice and synced it up to some of my jumboSHRIMP Marketing powerpoint slides and then converted it into a video. Since YouTube is all the rage, I uploaded the video to YouTube.

View for yourself—click below to watch the ten-minute jumboSHRIMP Marketing presentation.

RSS Readers click here to view the video

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Ya know … posting this marketing knowledge nugget on YouTube makes it so easy for others to share either through an email or through embedding the video in a blog posting. So please, if compelled, pass along this jumboSHRIMP Marketing video to others … especially to anyone looking for a speaker to present at an upcoming business event.

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>> about johnmoore
>> about BRAND AUTOPSY
>> about My Presentations

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FYI … I’ve setup a Marketing Bloggers group page on YouTube. Consider this a place for marketing bloggers and business clairvoyants to list thought-provoking YouTube videos centered around sharing ideas and ideals. I plan to create more of these video knowledge nuggets and list them on the YouTube Marketing Bloggers group page. You are invited to do the same.

Comments

[Ruben's usability]

For RSS readers it's handy to put a deeplink to the video in your text as well, since they would miss the video otherwise ;)

And for europeans, Google Video is much faster :o (I guess, because youtube is mad slow here and I guess Google's infrastructure is better)

[johnmoore (from Brand Autopsy)]

Thanks for the tip ... I just added a direct link to the video for RSS readers of Brand Autopsy.

[Marianne Richmond]

This is so awesome!
Marianne

[Daria Radota Rasmussen]

"The less is more" and "The small is the new big".

Thanks for a great presentation. It is inspiring.

[Jodee Bock]

Wow - Johnnie this is great! Not only is the content fantastic (which we all know is the main point, right?) but the delivery and the presentation itself is wonderful! Thanks for the tip about You Tube, too!

[Charlotte]

Thanks J. I think 'jumbo shrimp' is an awesome term. Love the concept too. We're a tiny company but we'll continue to act small to grow big. It's tempting to focus on the $$ but I know measuring success in terms of the customer is a risk worth taking.