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Posted by Rick Merrill on 07/09/07 11:51
GMAN wrote:
> In article <46912444$0$31225$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>, Bill Fright <billfright@austin.rr.com> wrote:
>> Chris F. wrote:
>>> I recently uploaded a video to Youtube, to promote a DVD that I've
>>> produced. The video got hundreds of views within the first 24 hours, and
>>> received many positive comments (and I even sold 3 copies of the DVD). But
>>> interest quickly died down, and it is now getting less than 100 views a day
>>> (and no more sales since Friday).
>>> Many other YT videos attract fantastic numbers of views, some of them
>>> getting over 1 million in less than a month! My question is: is there
>>> something I can do to promote my video, or is it simply not of interest to a
>>> wide enough demographic? That video, BTW, can be viewed here:
>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgJ6XrIlD_c
>>> Many seemingly-pointless YT videos manage to generate millions of views...
>>> how do they do it anyway?
>>> Thanks for any advice.
>>>
>>
>> Ever heard of recycling?
>>
> Exactly, most states wont allow you to put a TV set in the trash. Lead ,
> mercury and other toxic metals are released into the landfill.
>
Just ship it to a third world country where they'll take what they can
and toss the rest into the river!
TV sets should not be given away, they must be melted down and otherwise
recycled responsibly.
If old tv were ground up and distributed all over the US every single
water supply would be poluted! (of course, if you keep using them then
every single mind will be poluted ;-)
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