Watching Cheddar this morning and it got me thinki
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Posted On: 04/10/2021 9:54:35 AM
Watching Cheddar this morning and it got me thinking about how Verb TV or maybe a future "Verb Flix" is the next step in advertising and sales cycle.
If you have the Cheddar channel, the show is called "Who Knew?" Season 2 Episode 5 Advertising Revolutions.
It followed the history of advertising. From early jingles, to pop music, to celebrities in ads.
Movie trailer narration was key to selling movies for years. They needed to quickly convey the message. Trailers set the scene and let you know why you need to watch the movie. In 1994 the top ten movies had great movie narration.
Then DVRs, YouTube, and Netflix allowed people to get entertainment in bite size chunks.
There are thousands of great old movies that are not easy to find. "Salmon Fishing In Yemen" is one of those movies I have been waiting to show up on Hulu, but it's never added.
With Verbs new affiliation and future marketplace, maybe that could all change. All just my POV.
Maybe in the marketplace, I can search for movies, watch a trailer, and rent it all from one location. Frictionless.
I don't know how marketplace would work, but would be great if I could share with my friends on social media how great a movie is...like "Salmon Fishing In Yemen".
Let's say 10 of them want to rent it after reading my thoughts on the movie.
Let's say they click on my posted link to rent and I get credits to use on the marketplace.
Maybe it's Verb Cash. Maybe I use the Verb cash to buy a book, a TV, book a cruise, order home delivered meals, or other things I want in the marketplace.
Would be great to have one place to shop for almost anything.
Can't wait to see how it will work.
If you have the Cheddar channel, the show is called "Who Knew?" Season 2 Episode 5 Advertising Revolutions.
It followed the history of advertising. From early jingles, to pop music, to celebrities in ads.
Movie trailer narration was key to selling movies for years. They needed to quickly convey the message. Trailers set the scene and let you know why you need to watch the movie. In 1994 the top ten movies had great movie narration.
Then DVRs, YouTube, and Netflix allowed people to get entertainment in bite size chunks.
There are thousands of great old movies that are not easy to find. "Salmon Fishing In Yemen" is one of those movies I have been waiting to show up on Hulu, but it's never added.
With Verbs new affiliation and future marketplace, maybe that could all change. All just my POV.
Maybe in the marketplace, I can search for movies, watch a trailer, and rent it all from one location. Frictionless.
I don't know how marketplace would work, but would be great if I could share with my friends on social media how great a movie is...like "Salmon Fishing In Yemen".
Let's say 10 of them want to rent it after reading my thoughts on the movie.
Let's say they click on my posted link to rent and I get credits to use on the marketplace.
Maybe it's Verb Cash. Maybe I use the Verb cash to buy a book, a TV, book a cruise, order home delivered meals, or other things I want in the marketplace.
Would be great to have one place to shop for almost anything.
Can't wait to see how it will work.
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