Students at a hackathon reveal tales of team failure.
B2B Content Marketing Tips from Spark Media Solutions -- Students tell tales of group projects going south. Autonomous car errors and funny Twitter updates.
Here's a funny "man on the street" video we produced for Cisco Spark (no relation). At the CalHacks hackathon at UC Berkeley we asked students about their most disastrous group projects. Watch the video for tales of people sleeping on the job, trying to do too much, and having too much confidence. You'll want to watch just to see a pompous student get knocked down a peg or two.
Videos up to two minutes long get the most engagement. (Wistia, 2016)
75 percent of users visit the marketer’s website after viewing their videos. (Brandon Gaille, 2015)
More than 70 percent of marketers say that video produces conversions better than any other type of content. (Vidyard)
An introductory company email that includes a video receives an increase in click-through rate of 96 percent. (Brandon Gaille, 2015)
Using the word “Video” in email subject line boosts open rates by 19 percent, click-through rates by 65 percent, and reduces unsubscribes by 26 percent. (Syndacast, 2015)
TEAR DOWN SHOW #185:
Our First Episode on Auto Pilot
On this episode of Tear Down Show Michael and I are on autopilot. We tell tales of autonomous cars gone wrong. Keep listening as we make our predictions as to where the next Amazon hub city will be.
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