Spreadable - Increase word of mouth referrals

[ferrarikingofcars]

Guys go on my channel for a link to a site to get up to a dollar a day to deposit in Paypal and please DON'T sign up more than once or you'll get banned, so be warned.

[philipjterry]

rubbish - don't buy into this hunka junk. I search for word of mouth and I get some tacky ad for a spammy link

[supersimpson2001]

Who made this video?

I'd like to hire them for my startup.

[laudennn]

aw spreadable is ded :(

[acceptordecline]

no higher level.com

[gariouscom]

Kick ass! I love the presentation plus the high quality video.

[localmobilemonopolyv]

Spreadable - a great presentation. I will send this to some of my IM buddies.

[CurvitudeBoutique]

I love the presentation, but the difference between you and other marketing tools like twitter and facebook is they are free....and that makes a world of difference to a small business person like me.

thanks

Curvitude Boutique

[Brink91]

I really enjoyed the video. It was done very well.

[RealGenius97]

It sounds like a pretty controversial idea, but the thing is, what really drives the customer to wanting to refer you? They gain nothing and in this society, gaining something is the only thing that matters. Social networks like Facebook have been onto this for years, where they can advertise an app through chat, making it look like it's you talking to them. You have to offer something or else it's just another button on another website. By the way, I'm 13 years old. Have a nice day. :)

[angelinvestor619]

love your video...simple and easy way to spread the word about your business projects! we recommend coming in contact with at least 2 to 10 people on a daily basis to sustain momentum and growth in your business. Word of mouth referrals are icing on the cake!

[MandyRondon]

Love the Video, simple and easy to understand...who created it?

[LonricDemosCompany]

@MandyRondon I wish I knew but the creator is unknown. We create video demos just like these for start ups. Check out our page=)

[sonar247]

@PuraVid4 i like your comment, you clearly like smart networking and reaching a GREATER audience, why not check out sonar see how that can benefit you

[sonar247]

This is a Cool Video on the benefits of Spreadable ,if you like Network sites that are simple, smnart and eadsy to use have a look at my channel ~ it does just that!

[DANCINTIMEdotcom]

A Facebook or Twitter update may reach more people but are they relevant people. I see this tool as a way to help your friends and build good will with them by recommending things you know they need. I assume it allows you to send it directly to someone instead of just a status update? This tool gives you a way to track that sharing. I like it.

[DANCINTIMEdotcom]

A Facebook or Twitter update may reach more people but are they relevant people. I see this tool as a way to help your friends and build good will with them by recommending things you know they need. This tool gives you a way to track that sharing. I like it.

[wholelottabubba2]

Great Video!

[HelloSpreadable]

@PuraVid4 Exactly - Spreadable just makes doing that from your favorite company's website or email easier. Customers can choose to spread the word via Facebook, Twitter, Email, or any other social media tool they want - all from a simple Spreadable widget.

[gogutzy]

After a while people will be saturated by getting recommendations about anything. just like the atitude towards unwanted e-mails.

[HelloSpreadable]

@gogutzy The average person has 175 conversations per week about the brands they love. Spreadable just makes it easier for customers to spread the word about your brand to their friends. Warm referrals are an inherant part of human nature and the way most purchases are made. Yes, you may stop caring about referrals from a particular friend, but no product or time will ever change the concept of giving or receiving referrals.

[sonar247]

@HelloSpreadable Hi, an interesting comment you make about warm referrals, on our channel, we make the Relationship building FAR easier and smarter ,as you will see, if you would like to check it out.Good meeting you as well.

[gluntford]

@HelloSpreadable where on earth did you get the number 175? I'll maybe have one or two conversations a week about brands that I LIKE (usually about food). Nobody I know really talks about brands they "love". I don't think that I and all of my friends are that unusual. And anyway, how could any form of research quantify information from people's private conversations? That number is totally ridiculous.

Maybe I'm in the wrong age demographic, but that number still seems seriously outrageous.

[coolsosa915]

@HelloSpreadable I'd like to see documentation validating the initial statement. I'm almost certain that you are using "brands" when you mean to be using "products".

[houseofback]

yeah, stumble > spreadable

btw, i stumbled this...

[ratslliw]

@houseofback I stumbled this too, but it's totally different, and they're not mutually exclusive. Stumble may drive a lot of traffic, but VERY FEW paying customers.

[zzzzBov]

This isn't actually any different from any of the social network buttons/links, you're just using the same link in every location. So rather than spreading the word about a good item, people can get lost in a mediocre website. Also, pyramid schemes (@2:15) don't work.

[HelloSpreadable]

@zzzzBov Spreadable isn't the same link in every location - it's a way for your customers to spread the word about your brand from any location. So if you don't have a good business, or don't do a good job with customer support, then customers won't spread the word about you. @2:15 also is not about pyramid schemes, it's a way to thank your best customers for referring you. Whether it be a simple thank you email, a discount off your services, or a gift card to Amazon.

[RonForrester]

@zzzzBov obviously, zzzzBov, and @2:15 have been brain washed and don't realize the biggest "pyramid scheme" does work! YOUR JOB! Don't believe me? check out my channel and the "It Still Sounds Like a Pyramid Scheme" video for the REAL Story! and just maybe you will understand the true nature of a pyramid scheme and the fact that network marketing can NEVER be a pyramid scheme!

[aido179]

entrepenewers!

[enkeilover]

An interesting concept. Word of mouth is effective, but I'm curious to see if the way Spreadable approaches it will benefit its users.