How to Make Sticky and Clicky Viral Commercials with The CEO and the Founder of the Harmon Brothers

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Learn how to make sticky and clicky viral commercials with Benton Crane, the CEO at Harmon Brothers, the creators of viral videos for the Squatty Potty, Purple, Chatbooks, and more.

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0:00.0	On today's show, we are joined by the CEO of Harmon Brothers, and he shares with us the keys to making an effective viral marketing video.
0:09.3	Harmon Brothers is the company behind the videos that you know, the commercials for Squaddy
0:13.9	The Purple Matress, chat books, and much, much more. Get ready to take notes
0:18.7	as Benton Crane teaches you the super moves.
0:20.8	Three, two, one.
0:25.0	Boom!
0:26.0	You are now entering the dojo of Mojo,
0:29.0	and the Thrive Time Show.
0:31.0	Thrive Time Show on the microphone, what is this?
0:35.2	Top of the I2 charts in the category of business.
0:38.0	Driven down on business topics like we are a dentist.
0:40.7	Providing you with internship like you are an apprentice, and we go so fast that you might get motion sickness.
0:46.4	Grab a pen and pad to the lab, let's get in this.
0:49.2	It's time to bear some fruit like some Florida oranges.
0:52.0	Three, two, one one here come the business.
0:54.1	Ninja's.
0:55.1	I'm a boom.
0:57.1	Yes, yes, and yes, we've got Benton Crane on the brain.
1:03.2	Benton Crane, welcome on to the Thrive Time show.
1:04.8	How are you, sir?
1:06.7	I'm fantastic.
1:07.5	Thank you, Clay.
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