To promote his book titled A Serpent Uncoiled, Simon Spurrier recites the most hilarious made-up curses of all time.
Spurrier is a crime novelist who feels his latest novel didn't get the attention he thinks it deserves. As he recites vulgarities, he also holds up signs that describe what drove him to make the video. Sadly, Spurrier says he had to share the book's launch party with his friend's birthday party and no one gave him any attention for his novel. Simon Spurrier knows that people like profanity, so he gives the people what they want by listing off pharses such as "donkey fetishsizing voodoo zombie" and "I have you seen you coughing animal custard."
Spurrier's approach to book promotion is absolutely hysterical and he is sure to get some more attention after this.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Funny Promotions
- Authors and business owners are using humor to draw attention to their products or services.
- Controversial Advertising
- Businesses are using tactics such as profanity or other controversial methods to grab the public's attention.
- Viral Videos
- Viral videos are an increasingly popular way for businesses and individuals to promote their products or services in a cost-effective manner.
Where This Applies
- Publishing
- Authors and publishers can take advantage of innovative promotional strategies to attract attention to their books.
- Marketing and Advertising
- The use of controversial advertising campaigns is becoming more prevalent in the marketing world.
- Social Media
- Viral videos are becoming increasingly popular on social media platforms, making them an ideal place to promote products or services.
