Revver Wake Up
Saturday, April 11th, 2009
Online video. Facebook. Twitter. The Internet. It’s no secret that these digital communication tools often puzzle brands. Mostly for good reason, as consumers are sharing, talking and connecting in ways never before seen. The number of tools marketers have access to is growing everyday. Online video is basically old hat compared to some of the new tools; load it up, tag it, and post it on a number of video networks. So, imagine my surprise when a video for one of our properties, a diet & health website, got a rejection notice for a very basic video recap of the latest episode of The Biggest Loser tv show.
Oops. Your video “Coleen Skeabeck Presents Biggest Loser Recap Season 7 episode 14″ was rejected because it contains a written, spoken, or implied message soliciting the viewer to click the ad at the end, which is in violation of this section of our Member Agreement.
After the jump is a screen shot of the video where Coleen says “Don’t forget to check us out on Twitter” with a Twitter url in the lower third.
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