88SLIDE: One-Minute Trivia Podcast

Jeopardy. But, was always too lazy. check it out and then I'll wait for you to come back. Okay, done? So, Noah's background is working at a Endemol (they do Fear Factor, MTV that Noah shot, they stayed in touch and he reached out to Rachel to see if she would be interested in doing the same thing, but as a video podcast - a one minute game show, that turned into 88SLIDE, you can see how Rachel has grown into the role. Since then, she's gotten plenty of offers to do other things, but she's sticking around - she's focused on school. Vloggercon, Rachel and I had a long discussion about philosophy. The girl is smart. Smart and pretty. And, that's her with me laughing at us. Or me. It's the one-minute interactiveness that makes Jeopardy, Family Feud - they all work in different cultures. If you want to talk about the flat world ... look at the same shows with different hosts. The master dream would be the same for 88SLIDE on its network, stream to phones. From a PR standpoint, 88SLIDE does take product / sponsorship. The 88SLIDE doors are very open for advertising and sponsorship opportunities, but not traditional methods. Noah sits down with the companies, to find the message that they want to get across, and works with them for a tailor-made message that works for everyone. 88SLIDE looks at brand integration, sponsorship, wardrobe consideration (they have a few potential sponsors), music consideration (labels put in the music). Anything that helps the show - but gives something to the sponsor AND the audience. The value-add for everyone, even beyond just the $10 gift certificate. 88SLIDE is like a hybrid of user generated content, but with the consistency of a studio. It's because of the talent that he gained at the large production, that translates to the user generated format - keeps it classy, but keeps it real. Like Blaine (the announcer), keeps it real with his info@88slide.com. The demographics are collected from a third-party survey. The viewers are numbering in the five-figures trending towards six-figures, with the age of 18 to 34, 75 percent male, with 33 percent as college graduates and 21 percent with master's degrees and 44 percent make $60K to $150K and close to 80 percent have listened to at least 6 episodes and 76 percent say they watch/listen everyday with 94 percent watching the whole episode. Not shabby demographics. If you think about it, it's viewers through Blip.tv, iPods and 88SLIDE and soon-to-be major wireless carrier. Closing ... on the Amanda Congdon rumor: Noah has set up Del.icio.us | Yahoo! My Web | Jeremy Pepper is the CEO and founder of Musings from POP! Public Relations blog which offers Jeremy's opinions and views - on public relations, publicity and other things.