hello, i'm looking for critiques on my press release and not comments about the idea. i know it's "out there" and don't need to be told again ----------------------------------------------------- OneMillionDollarVideo.com Offers an Advertising Opportunity Utilizing Video It’s an experiment in online advertising – can one video generate $1Million? OneMillionDollarVideo.com aims to answer this question by selling 1000 seconds, which translates into 16 minutes and 40 seconds, at $1,000 US. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Waterloo, Canada (PRWEB) -- June 11, 2006 -- OneMillionDollarVideo proudly offers advertisers a new and unique Internet advertising option. Inspired by pixel advertising, OneMillionDollarVideo sells ad space within a 16 minute and 40 second video. At $1,000 USD per second, the site aims to generate one million dollars. Since the cost per second is so high, OneMillionDollarVideo caters to a specific niche market targeting advertisers with larger budgets who want to be associated with an internet phenomenon. Starting immediately, OneMillionDollarVideo is providing business customers with and new advertising vehicle that is sure to draw attention as it is the first of its kind. The massive use of viral video on the internet, as well as the appeal of being a part of something this outrageous, makes advertising on OneMillionDollarVideo.com a unique and ideal avenue for advertisers who want to reach a wide demographic. Advertisers can either submit video or static content and may include their own audio. Advertising space on OneMillionDollarVideo.com is expensive, at $1,000 per second for each of the 1,000 seconds which comprise the 16 minute and 40 second video. The price makes it an option for multi-national corporations and wealthy individuals. Advertisers also have an added benefit in OneMillionDollarVideo’s Seconds List, which links to advertiser’s email or website providing additional exposure. About OneMillionDollarVideo.com OneMillionDollarVideo.com, developed by Michael Grabowski, is a video advertising site, offering advertising within a 16 minute and 40 second video. Seconds of the video are sold at $1,000 US each and offers advertisers a new medium for advertising. The appeal comes from the outrageous idea itself. For more information about the OneMillionDollarVideo, or to talk to a representative, e-mail: . For further information, visit http://www.OneMillionDollarVideo.com/. # # #
honestly, there are just too many repetitions in your press release. You just keep repeating what this whole concept is about, without adding any good reason and potential on why someone reading this release should be excited about it. You mention a few times that it is expensive, but no good reason why people should pay for it....
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