 
    
    
	 The College Gameday effect 
Monday, September 10, 2007
	 
        
    
    
     
 I love viral marketing campaigns that involve very little money and lots of creativity.  The internet has spawned so many efforts that have single-handedly made companies.
I love viral marketing campaigns that involve very little money and lots of creativity.  The internet has spawned so many efforts that have single-handedly made companies.This past weekend as I was watching ESPN's College Gameday, I noticed something I had never noticed before. In the background (behind Fowler, Corso and Herbstreit) and amongst the rowdy LSU fans were a couple simple signs on long poles promoting various websites. The ones I noticed were bettingkings.com, a gambling service and beatsaban.com, a site selling Nick $aban shirts.
It'll be interesting to see how those sites and others capitalize on the traffic.
      posted by Michael Tavani @ 12:42 PM | 
 
   
 
1 Comments:
- At 4:08 PM, Unknown said...
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          Thanks for noticing our sign at gameday. We thought marketing behind the gameday crew would be a cost effective, out of the box marketing strategy to reach our demo. Thanks again for noticing and mentioning BettingKings.com 

