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"What do you guys think of this? Out of Bounds?
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LOL! That is classic! Yea you would think Mr. Wonderful with all his "riches" could afford a tripod instead of having a three year old hold the camera.
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Can I have my 8 minutes and 7 seconds back please - that could have been muuuuuch shorter? I know this is Sean and I have never met him, but my perception of him is he markets through sensationalism and showmanship. His success is based on getting a rise out of people. I have a lot of respect for someone like that because it is entertaining and shows courage :thumbup:
However, I'm not sure I agree with him dissing on another conference. Is he talking about Digital Dealer? They don't have coffee anymore? Showmanship can be done without having to spit on somebody else who doesn't deserve it :thumbdn:
However, I'm not sure I agree with him dissing on another conference. Is he talking about Digital Dealer? They don't have coffee anymore? Showmanship can be done without having to spit on somebody else who doesn't deserve it :thumbdn:
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- Forum members critiqued a YouTube video featuring someone named Sean (referred to as "Mr.
- Wonderful") that was poorly produced and contained negative commentary about another industry conference, likely Digital Dealer.
- While respecting his use of sensationalism and showmanship for marketing purposes, participants felt his approach crossed a line by unnecessarily disparaging competitors rather than promoting his own brand on its merits.
Forum members critiqued a YouTube video featuring someone named Sean (referred to as "Mr. Wonderful") that was poorly produced and contained negative commentary about another industry conference, likely Digital Dealer. While respecting his use of sensationalism and showmanship for marketing purposes, participants felt his approach crossed a line by unnecessarily disparaging competitors rather than promoting his own brand on its merits.
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