Mathew's comments: Video: the Tiger Woods “Jesus” shot
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Sid Savara · 1 year agoHehe that is pretty awesome. I love the end, it's not a glitch, he's just that good.
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jreneau · 1 year agoA respected consultant on business brand and image asked me the other day what I thought the right strategy was for companies on YouTube. This video is Exhibit A. Respond to the conversation, keep it real and raw, and don't take yourself too seriously. One of the best uses of YouTube marketing I've seen. Of course, it doesn't hurt to hire Tiger Woods to make your viral video. Now if only Smith and Wesson would make an ad starring Leeroy Jenkins, then we'd have an innovative web video ad campaign.
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Glen · 1 year agoIt's a shame he got a two-stroke penalty (he grounded his club in the hazard).
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mathewi · 1 year agoNice catch, Glen :-)
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dbarefoot · 1 year agoI assumed that the whole thing was set up. That the 'Levinator25' video was manufactured, and the subsequent ad created as a response to it. That said, Levinator25 has been on YouTube for over a year, apparently. Mind you, EA could probably convince YouTube to manufacture an 'old' user account with enough cash.
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mathewi · 1 year agoAh, Darren -- so cynical. I actually thought the same thing :-) But it looks like it's for real.
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Edgar · 1 year agoI think Jesus would've used the force. Walking on water is a bit old school now...
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Scott Kinoshita · 1 year agoI'm with jreneau on this one -- that is indeed Exhibit A. I wish more companies would do that instead of firing up the legal outrage machine. As to cynicism... I wouldn't think any marketing department to be that clever, honestly.
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zyan_mann - youtube marketing · 1 year agovery nice trick :) & absolutely great video