OK, another totally rad video post. No rainbows this time, but nevertheless very huge. This one, however, got me thinking about marketing. Clearly, the world’s largest skateboard disaster was a publicity stunt. Some creative folks in the skateboarding industry built an obscenely large object to draw attention to themselves. It was a gimmick, and it worked. (2.5 million YouTube views in 15 days? Yeah, I’ll say it worked.) And, it’s worth pointing out they had lots of fun doing it.
Now, what sort of fun things can I/you/we do to attract more attention and get more business? Maybe instead of searching for new ways to become better, faster, cheaper, smarter, cooler, whatever-er… we should just start thinking a little bigger.
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