Digital Camera Repair Blog

So it turns out the internet is pretty darn big… like real big even. There are a bunch of sites out there I’ve never seen, and I guess these ones are kinda popular? I dunno… have you seen any of them? If so what do you think?

Austinist.com, Bostonist.com, Chicagoist.com etc.

Is there one for your city? Ever seen it? Check it out now, would you visit there often? What makes a site something that you would visit EVERY DAY?

I’m putting a link to my profile on each of them here because they have links back to our site and I want Google to find them. Yeah, it’s kind of a sneaky way to promote your site, but backlinks are king! If you like our site (we do digital camera repair by the way…) then any link you could give is would be awesome, and also please point others this way if they need a part to do their own repair or would like to have us do it for them!

the Austinist – digital camera repair
the Bostonist – digital camera repair
the Chicagoist – digital camera repair
the Houstonist – digital camera repair
the LosAngelesist – digital camera repair
the NewYorkist – digital camera repair
the Phillyist – digital camera repair
the SanFranciscoist – digital camera repair
the Seattlest – digital camera repair
the Shanghaiist – digital camera repair
the Torontoist – digital camera repair
the DCist – digital camera repair

That’s all… just want to see if anyone knew about these sites and see if getting links from them helps us get the word out about affordable digital camera repair!

Thomas

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Just when I thought I was out… they DRAG ME BACK IN!!!!

Starbucks has 50% Off Frappuccino everyday from 3PM to 5PM until May 16
http://www.frappuccino.com/happy-hour

WHOOHOO!

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During the most watched television event in history (… the Super Bowl 02/07/10 in case you were wondering) had by far the most expensive commercials of any show on television that day or even the entire month.

Sundays Super Bowl broadcast had approximately 106.5 million viewers which beat out the previous record holder, the series finale of M*A*S*H in 1983 which had approximately 105.97 million viewers.

One ad during the Super Bowl did everything perfectly… though it likely cost them about $6 million for you to view it… and you probably didn’t even realize while watching it just how perfect the ad was or how they did it.

The magic of this ad didn’t happen on the screen. There were no amazing special effects, singing fish, dancing raisins, or cute little Zhu Zhu Pets scurrying about. In fact, there wasn’t even a single actor on screen, or any spoken words during the ad! How in the world did the best ad put it all together then?

The magic took place in YOUR mind. If the advertiser can get you to sell yourself on the product, that’s the best possible endorsement they could ever hope to receive. The ad used the tried and true three step formula of:

1- Feature, 2- Advantage, 3- Benefit

and it did so in such a way that your imagination was running wild and maybe even affected you

So what was the magic ad, and where can I see it? I thought you’d never ask!

*EDIT* Sorry for the broken link, you can see the Google ad below:

Google Super Bowl Ad

Let me know what you think here after viewing it, I’d be interested to read your comments!

Thomas

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You know… if I could, I would write a million hubs on Hubpages, it’s kinda fun.

I just wrote one for fun about hamsters! Check it out and see what you think.

How to Care For a Hamster

Enjoy!

Thomas

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