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By: Ed Mulcahy

Ed Mulcahy — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 13:57:04 +0000

I really enjoyed this episode as I work with a lot of marketers that are unaware of the changes and impact of email deliverability. I thought I would share with you a recent post that compares trends in email deliverability to homeland security border control:

http://digitalbodylanguage.blogspot.com/2009/02/all-you-never-cared-to-know-about.html

Best,

By: Ed Healy

Ed Healy — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 09:45:25 +0000

I’ve just started using video this month. I’m not sure exactly where I will fit it into the mix, but for now I’m using it to communicate specific messages about my products and services. My recent videos include:

(1) A response to Matt Dickman’s video about the Feedburner –> Google migration. I made this video so that people could see how easy it is to recover from the MyBrand glitch in Google’s system.

http://ephealy.blip.tv/file/1686705/

(2) I recently launched an internet radio station designed to be played over the speakers at local game retailers. As part of our launch, we’re allowing other websites to syndicate our feed using a pop-up player that they can brand with their own imagery. This video explains how easy it is to to get your very own War Pig Player.

http://ephealy.blip.tv/file/1701094/

(3) Inspired by the great ebooks you’ve been adding to the Marketing Over Coffee feed, I added something similar to the feed for Atomic Array, my game marketing podcast. I made this video as an easy way to tell publishers about the news.

http://ephealy.blip.tv/file/1707601/

By: Megan Wolfe

Megan Wolfe — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 21:27:07 +0000

Great episode, guys! I’m curious to see how video will evolve from here, and it’s interesting that the wii is picking up on youtube now.

Video has so much potential. I’ve been listening to you guys for a while now, along with Mitch Joel, and it pushed me to get my ass in gear, upgrade the website, and start experimenting with video of my art studio. My last entry was of my art reception at Bucheon Contemporary. It’s gotten some good response, especially within my art community here in San Francisco (my target). I’ve sold work because of it, gotten more show opportunities, and have been recognized on the street (which can be a little scary too, I admit!).

I think it’s mostly because artists tend to be very private (and hate to market). Especially in regards to the contemporary art world (commercial artists seem to jump on the wagon much faster, as they often sell the art themselves through Etsy and Ebay). It’s been a great way to connect with people though, and art is all about connecting with the viewer.

Anywho, thanks for the great show! I thought your tips on watching out for the quality of toilet paper in shops / restaurants was brilliant. Will have to test it out! -Meg (http://www.megwolfe.net)

By: 1TimStreet

1TimStreet — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 16:49:02 +0000

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