Junta42 and Joe Pulizzi interview on Content Marketing and Custom Publishing

The co-author and founder of Junta42 gives Stella Pop and eVid Magazine an exclusive interview on content marketing, custom and content publishing. Tune in for the whole interview.

http://www.blip.tv/file/2789650

I bet, you’ve got a great product or service and a new something-or-other that everybody needs to know about, let’s tell’em!

Here’s the scoop.

Stella Pop sets up a real live video production, you know all the cameras and lights, a 60 minutes style video interview. Shooting HD video footage of your business, location and spotlighting your story. Your story can be simple as you like or perhaps solid and unwavering maybe it could even be fun and creative – it’s up to you.

Then we do some of our editing magic and create a totally custom corporate brand message that gets syndicated online and goes to work, even while you sleep telling your brand story.

What do we create?

Glad you asked.

We create two specific pieces, a video interview article which is usually about 2 to 5 minutes long and video email teaser that you can email all over the place. You could email it to clients, chamber members, golfing buddies, your mom and finally to client prospects generating that online FIZZ.

Why video?

Wow, you’re sharp!

Because the whole civilized world has been trained for generations to watch video and in only 60 seconds you make a connection. That’s all the time you’ll need to make an impression, tell your story, create some buzz and then most importantly – make a connection.

What are you waiting for?

Fill out the form below and let Stella hear your story. Or give us a call at 877.299.FIZZ

stellapop - we don't make the pop, we make the fizz!

I was in the Starbucks the other day and sat waiting for my drink, an iced hugh-y triple twist mocha with one pump and two percent half – caf smoothie at 61 degrees with two extra shots and I was staring out the front window and saw a mix of seven different fonts mixed together in the store, front window and on the building outside. Somehow it made for a beautiful mix, an eclectic loose grouping that blended to make it all work.

Take a look at this Ted: Ideas Worth Spreading by David Carson on design + discovery.

Oh, I almost forgot the relationship between the crazy mix of fonts was that each item was a number with a very small portion being text. It’s interesting how we first look at something as unorganized and still pleasing causing us to look a little deeper. Then the reveal happens and the design works. I take a picture next time I’m in this Starbucks shop, see what you think?

TED Global, July 21, 2009 We’re at a unique moment in history, says UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown: we can use today’s interconnectedness to develop our shared global ethic — and work together to confront the challenges of poverty, security, climate change and the economy. http://www.ted.com