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they want more people to see it so they removed it from YouTube?
by zemo 10mo ago
they want more people to see it so they removed it from YouTube?
- swarnie 10mo agoI've encountered far too many people who actively seek out ads or look forward to them, people I usually respect, its baffling.
- edwin2 10mo agothey probably understand it’s impossible (or very hard) to fully delete viral content and that it’d get re-shared PLUS they double dip as they get extra search traffic for their brand from people trying to find the video the forbidden fruit is more enticing
- Ekaros 10mo agoIf I was cynical marketer I would say make a couple of copies. And then pull it from your channel. Then spread those on social media.
- DonHopkins 10mo agoIf I was a cynical troll I would generate something ghastly, spread it on social media, and claim it was from McDonalds. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1184701899747516 https://www.facebook.com/reel/1184701899747516
- kakacik 10mo agoOutrage and clickbait has more than one form and it works surprisingly well on masses, part of orange mans success story. Just look at us discussing it, it wouldn't happen with (much more costly) normal MCD ad.
- Libidinalecon 10mo agoIt is hard to buy this type of mass coverage along with: "Wow McDonald's they really have a moral compass and listen to the people!"