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Video has become one of the most popular types of media online in 2022, and video marketing isn't going anywhere. While the world of video marketing is constantly evolving and short TikTok videos are today's viral craze, the basic principles behind excellent videos remain the same. My friend, Jamie Salvatori, is back on the show to delve more deeply into how video marketing has evolved in the last decade. Jamie is the founder of Vat19.com, an e-commerce store featuring unique gifts, toys, candy, and curiously awesome oddities. Vat19 is also well-known for its YouTube channel, which currently boasts 3.5 million subscribers and nearly 3 billion video views. In today's episode, Jamie shares YouTube strategies businesses can leverage for their own channels. This and more YouTube insider tips when you tune in! The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at marketingspeak.com/373.

“Am I a Type 9 or a Type 7?” That's what YouTuber Jon Stamm set out to discover in his virtual coaching session with Beth McCord. In less than an hour, Beth helps Jon identify his core Type and understand how he's connected to other numbers on the Enneagram. Along the way, she shares tools and processes trusted by the top Enneagram experts—tools that YOU can master by joining her Become an Enneagram Coach Course. Jon's search for his Type is a fun, honest, and intriguing story you don't want to miss! Did this episode make you interested in becoming a Certified Enneagram Coach? Get this FREE guide on Coaching Secrets for Every Enneagram Type: https://www.yourenneagramcoach.com/secrets New to the Enneagram? Take our FREE Typing Assessment here: https://www.yourenneagramcoach.com Pre-order our new book, More Than Your Number, by Beth and Jeff McCord: https://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Your-Number-Christ-Centered-ebook/dp/B09N8XC2PV Thank you to our guest, Jon Stamm from the YouTube channels Vat19 and Randomonium. www.youtube.com/randomonium  Discover your Type, learn what it means, and transform your life with the Discovering You course: https://www.yourenneagramcoach.com/discoveringyou Learn how your Enneagram Type affects your marriage with Beth and Jeff's book, Becoming Us: https://www.becomingus.com/book #enneagram #enneagramcoaching #EnneagramTypes

Today's guest is Danny Gula, partner at Redding Creative, a media company specializing in video production. Danny Gula is a well-known digital content creator, a former Vat19 employee, a star in the series Hidden in Plain Sight, a husband and a father. In this episode, Danny sits down with the team to discuss using ADHD to your advantage, creating viral video content, the power of believing in yourself, and much more!

Click link to try Melon, the best live streaming app on the planet for free! Click here. Jon Stamm has been making YouTube videos, since the beginning of the platform, back in 2019! He was working for Vat19 who had an online store selling interesting products. His job was to make videos for their website to drive sales. They only put them on YouTube because they had free hosting. Pretty soon the channel started getting a following and the rest is history. His childhood friend, Danny Gula over a couple years later and it was a team that continues to this day. They decided to leave Vat19 last year to start their own channel, Randomonium. It's basically a reality show built around making commercials. It is really cool! We talked about the business of YouTube. How brands work with influencers. How brand deals work for influencers. How brands advertise on social and so much more. And make sure you subscribe! I've got a big guest next week. And then, I've got a fighter from Social Gloves to talk about their lawsuit against Austin McBroom!

were back after two failed audio recordings we got a full house at the Pit Rd Studio, Adam, Jason, Scott, John, and Frank eat the worlds hottest chocolate from VAT19, we read a message from a listener, YUG some milk, and talk some shit.

We eat Vat19's World's Hottest Chocolate and boy does it live up to the name. We also discuss many more events from the week and bracket the best snacks. Feel free to leave any feedback, share the show with a friend, and leave a comment or review. And don't forget to follow us on Instagram @differentscripts and subscribe to make sure you don't miss the next episode. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/differentscripts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/differentscripts/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/differentscripts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/differentscripts/support

Founder and CEO of Vat19, Jamie Salvatori, sits down and flips the script by investigating my thoughts about life.Instagram

What is going on everyone!! You know what time it is!! It's time for another awesome LIVE edition of the podcast!! Every time that we get together to record, our last episode, is always live, with hopes of interacting with some of our listeners! They'll throw in their topics, or give live feedback on some of the topics that we are discussing as well. SOMETIMES we'll even have a listener on the show with us, on video, talking about something specifically! Not only that, but this time, we even did a small challenge!! I bought what was billed as the "world's hottest chocolate bar" from Vat19. It was pretty small, with a recommended intake of 1 square, per person. The whole bar consisted of 12 tiny squares, that looked very innocent at the time! Little did most of us know, what kind of pain we were in for! BUT, just like always, we had fun doing crazy stuff! SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts | Android |  Spotify | Pandora | RSS Tell us what you think!Leave us a voicemail at 970-573-6148Send us feedback and/or MP3's to outsidethelongbox@gmail.comFollow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube!Support the podcast on Patreon!Credit - Doyle Daniels, Juan Muro, Gabe Llanas, Tim Huskey

Dallas Seavey of Talkeetna wins his 5th Iditarod at age 34 this morning a little after 5 AM / https://www.adn.com/outdoors-adventure/iditarod/2021/03/15/dallas-seavey-wins-record-tying-5th-iditarod-championship/Cotton Candy machine Vat19 /  https://youtu.be/I0hoUYz_SzoPrinceton University Professor Robert George says there's a difference between education and indoctrination (on FOX & Friends) / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTXqp2q6AWQ&t=181sTom and Rick talk snow machining President Biden does not reprimand Governor Cuomo or reject his behavior harassing women / https://video.foxnews.com/v/6240510908001#sp=show-clips

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On this episode of Timely: The Randomonium Podcast, we discuss the following topics:    Past: Jon takes us on a journey through the development of the Vat19 jingle and all of its iterations.    Present: Are drones becoming too good at what they do? What happens when they're weaponized?   Future: 2020 has altered our future. What is life going to be like after the coronavirus?    Special thanks to Rode for sponsoring this episode of the podcast. Interested in starting your own podcast or looking upgrade your equipment? Check out the RodeCaster Pro - rode.com/rodecasterpro.    Date: October 15, 2020   Hosts: Jon Stamm, Danny Gula, and Jeff McCullough   Producer: Jeff McCullough   Don't forget to check out Randomonium on YouTube and Instagram.

On this episode of Timely: The Randomonium Podcast, we discuss the following topics:    Past: Did you know there was a war in Australia in 1932 unrelated to the World Wars... and it involved emus? (We'll explain.)    Present: Jon and Danny discuss leaving Vat19 to launch the new Randomonium YouTube channel. We also give a sneak peak of the next Randomonium video.    Future: What if we told you everything you do tomorrow is actually already written down somewhere? It's out there, in the Library of Babel. Here's a video that talks about it: https://youtu.be/GDrBIKOR01c?t=1025   Date: September 16, 2020   Hosts: Jon Stamm, Danny Gula, and Jeff McCullough   Producer: Jeff McCullough   Don't forget to check out Randomonium on YouTube and Instagram.

Jamie Salvatori is a digital entrepreneur that has created a online retail business that sells unorthodox toys, candies and games.  To market his products, Jamie has built a YouTube channel that gets millions of views per video- some of them over 100M views.  Vat19.com is one of the most mesmerizing and fun channels online- and during the interview Jamie discusses how his business was built, how to stay on top of the changing cultural wave of YouTube, and his thoughts on what kids should be allowed to watch on YouTube.Jamie talks about who makes money on YouTube, how YouTubers make money and how advertising revenue compares to mainstream media dollars.Follow Vat19:Facebook: https://facebook.com/vat19Instagram: https://instagram.com/vat19/Twitter: https://twitter.com/vat19Follow the Vance Crowe Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=2154144194875939&ref=br_rs Twitter: https://twitter.com/VanceCroweAbout The Vance Crowe Podcast:The Vance Crowe Podcast interviews experts in unexpected fields and gets them to reveal the discoveries that come from having a knowledge of a highly specific discipline.  Vance Crowe is the CEO of Articulate Ventures (www.VanceCrowe.com) a communications strategy company- and he is regularly invited to deliver speeches around the U.S. and Canada teaching audiences how to communicate so that others want to listen, understand and value what you have to say.  

Two-foot-long gummy worms, the world’s spiciest lollipop and the largest stress ball you’ll ever see.Those products sound more like the brainchild of well, a child, than the foundation for a thriving small business.However, the Vat19 story and its founder, Jamie Salvatori, are different. And we had to see for ourselves their formula for success.That’s why UPS Vice President of Global Marketing Chris Byrne traveled to the Vat19 headquarters in St. Louis to unpack how Vat19 is thriving in such an unconventional way.In this extended conversation about small business opportunities and pitfalls, Salvatori and Byrne dig into some of the most pertinent challenges for entrepreneurs today: how to hire good people, manage your time, ride the e-commerce wave and sell your products internationally.

Keith pays his debt to Aaron and Dom for their NCAA Tournament Bracket bet.  He attempts to eat the Worlds Hottest Candy Bar from Vat19.com.  Listen as all three guys go through the agony of eating the Worlds Hottest Candy Bar.  As always you can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/alittlelessconversationpodcast/  

In this week's episode, Blake makes a terrible error, Scottye tries to keep it together and the boyz learn way too much about Sauerkraut! After that, Scottye brings to the table an idea that'll get them out of this podcast and into a bar! Blake then decides to see what the future holds for them with Buzzfeed quizzes and spoiler alert: We all lived underwater. Finally, we talk about a few of our favorite things including boiled peanuts and Vat19! Links ALoadOfPureBS.com Merch.ALoadOfPureBS.com Patreon.com/ALoadOfBS Twitter @ALoadOfPureBS @BlakeATanner @Scottyemo

Retailer Vat19 has taken a video-first approach to marketing. With over 1,200 YouTube videos, and the majority of website traffic and sales originating from the channel, they have become dependent on YouTube videos to drive sales. But what happens when YouTube changes their algorithms, sending site traffic and sales plummeting? What happens when consumers tune out a video after only a few seconds? What happens when free social marketing turns out to be anything but? In this episode of The Commerce Marketer Podcast, founder and CEO of Vat19.com, Jamie Salvatori, discusses their approach to video marketing, why they chose YouTube as their primary marketing tool, how they adapted to YouTube algorithm changes, and how YouTube content changes caused employees to eat worms and brains. You'll hear about: • Why Vat19 views YouTube more favorably than Facebook and Instagram. • Lessons learned from failed Facebook advertising. • How algorithm changes to YouTube impacted their business and content strategy. • How many views do they need to consider it a successful video? • Why the title and thumbnail may be more important than the video content. • When a video content strategy is right for your business. • A lengthy hot dog sandwich debate and Greg's greatest fear. To learn more about Vat19: http://www.vat19.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/vat19com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/vat19 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vat19/ We welcome your feedback and invite you to share any topics you'd like to hear more about. Greg.Zakowicz@Bronto.com | https://twitter.com/WhatsGregDoing | Become a guest --> https://cmpodcast.wufoo.com/forms/join-the-commerce-marketer-podcast/ And stay tuned for the next installment of The Commerce Marketer Podcast. In the meantime, you can subscribe to our series via: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7MDybDi1gAuQ1XlzFCtlHr Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/oracle-bronto-the-commerce-marketer-podcast/id1261010964 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ib2qjjjrnsdudd4mu2ud2go2aoa?t=The_Commerce_Marketer_Podcast_Talking_eCommerce_Email_Marketing_Retail_and_More or many other places where you listen to favorite podcasts.

On our first episode of the Randomonium Podcast, we discussed the following topics:  Past: The Straw Hat Riot of 1922, Present: An epic prank by British street-artist, Banksy, Future: If you stumbled across a book that told the story of the rest of your life, would you read it?  Date: October 7, 2018,  Hosts: Jon Stamm and Danny Gula from Randomonium and Vat19 on YouTube.

Today we're talking to Jamie Salvatori, an expert in viral videos. He's the founder of Vat19.com, which is an eCommerce store featuring unique and quirky gifts, toys, candy, and curiously awesome oddities. Its YouTube channel currently boasts 3.5 million subscribers and nearly 3 billion video views. We discuss his views on marketing, and how to “try everything” in order to get your video seen. Find Out More About Jamie Here: Jamie Salvatori on LinkedIn In This Episode: [01:02] - Jamie talks about reaching that high level of YouTube success, crediting a lot of it to luck. [02:28] - We hear about Jamie’s background in computer science and engineering. [05:24] - Jamie responds to Stephan’s comment that it seems like they have creating viral videos down to a formula. [07:15] - Jamie walks us through the steps of the ideation process at Vat19.com, and explains how different it used to be from the way it is now. He also explains the benefits of a silent brainstorming session. Stephan responds by talking about how this relates to his conversation with Bill Donius on the Optimized Geek. [12:08] - We hear about Vat19’s party gummy music video. [13:59] - What would be a video that Jamie is particularly proud of, and came up with the idea for? [16:46] - Jamie talks specifically about Vat19’s scripts, describing their format. [18:10] - In the Real Food vs. Gummy Food Challenge, Jamie had to eat a real worm. He and Stephan talk more about the video. [21:23] - Stephan and Jamie talk more about videos, using the metaphor of planning a trip to emphasize the importance of planning your outcome. They then talk about the videos that fell flat instead of going viral. [25:45] - What are some of Jamie’s favorite Vat19 products? He then talks about some of his current favorite products, such as a dual-scented prank candle and prank birthday cards that don’t stop playing until the battery runs out. [30:56] - Jamie talks about the watch time on a four-hour video. He then compares Facebook and YouTube for video content. [34:44] - Stephan talks about some of the primary difference he hears about viewing habits between Facebook and YouTube. Jamie then adds his insight. [37:42] - Jamie’s advice for getting your videos out there is “try everything.” He also talks about the importance of a long-term YouTube strategy. [42:41] - Jamie isn’t convinced that there’s a formula for going viral, and credits much of their success to luck. [44:19] - Stephan returns to the topic of going viral on Facebook rather than YouTube. Jamie then talks about Vat19’s strategy for Facebook, and he and Stephan then talks about techniques (and a couple other Marketing Speak episodes you should listen to: Molly Pittman and Nicholas Kusmich). [49:40] - Jamie talks about his views on marketing, which involve trial and error as well as committing to something long enough to see whether it pays off. [53:06] - Jamie clarifies that he’s speaking from his personal experience with this one business, and isn’t necessarily advocating that these strategies would work for other businesses. Take Your Marketing to the Next Level: Find amazing and interesting products that I love to feature, and then have fun creating the videos for them. Start by deciding how long I think it should take to shoot the video, what the goal of the video should be, and what I want to accomplish with it. Bring my team together for a brainstorming session. Everyone should write in silence for a few minutes, then give what they’ve written to the script writers to use in making a draft. Links and Resources: Jamie Salvatori on LinkedInBill Donius on the Optimized GeekThe 26-Pound Gummy BearReal Food vs. Gummy Food ChallengeOrbeezStank Prank CandleJoker Birthday CardOval Office Cold Open on SNLMolly Pittman on Marketing SpeakNicholas Kusmich on Marketing Speak 6ft inflatable soccer ballPouch CouchBeardo

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When it comes to marketing, many ecommerce merchants think of pay-per-click ads, or search engine optimization or even email newsletters. But there’s one merchant who has successfully used TV advertising. He’s Jamie Salvatori, founder and owner of VAT19.com, a retailer of unusual gift items. He uses Google’s TV ad interface, via the AdWords platform, to great effect. He’s joins Practical Ecommerce’s Kerry Murdock to explain television advertising, and Google’s TV ad platform.

An ecommerce merchant in St. Louis launched his business in 2006 after having written the programming code for his own shopping cart. That business, called Vat19, sells offbeat gifts (such as a five pound Gummy bear), and has grown to 300 SKUs and up to 2,000 shipments per day. How have they done it all? Jamie Salvatori, the founder and owner, is here to explain it to Practical Ecommerce’s Kerry Murdock.

We’ve recently asked ecommerce merchants to share their 2011 experiences — good or bad — with us. For this installment, we are joined by Jamie Salvatori. He the founder and owner of Vat19, an established ecommerce business that sells unique gift items. He’s also a Practical Ecommerce blogger, at “The (Ecommerce) Corner Office.” He speaks with us about how his company fared in 2011.