If you haven’t seen this, get ready to smile. It was made for Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions.
I lifted the code for the embed via a view/source from the site that created this wonderful clip, so please go there to post your comments. God, I love the Internet.
(Hat tip to John. Thanks)
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2 Responses to “Great advertiser versus consumer piece”
As I watched this video, I felt that it did a good job of describing the problem that many churches have in communicating with their members. HT: Terry Heaton at POMO blog
Watch this video produced by Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions about the conversation that needs to take place between advertisers and consumers. I see this video from a number of angles. Let me give you one. Put your consultant in the
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September 7th, 2007 at 7:36 pm
Is this the way you feel about your church?
As I watched this video, I felt that it did a good job of describing the problem that many churches have in communicating with their members. HT: Terry Heaton at POMO blog
September 7th, 2007 at 7:56 pm
Quick Takes: The conversation that isn’t
Watch this video produced by Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions about the conversation that needs to take place between advertisers and consumers. I see this video from a number of angles. Let me give you one. Put your consultant in the