This just in from Canadian advertising agency John St: “We’re seeing a major shift in consumer habits. Everything is moving towards cat videos. And the agencies that don’t know that? They’ll get left behind.”
John St. says that by 2015, cat videos will represent 90% of the content on the World Wide Web. Why? “Because no one wants to see ads anymore. They want to see cat videos.” To stay ahead of the curve, John St. is beginning its foray into “Catvertising.” To facilitate this change, the agency will launch its Cat Video Production studio to film, write and seed cat videos.
“You think sometimes you’re gonna run outta material, but then you come in in the morning and are like omg Trombone cat!”
Watch it here:
This behind-the-scenes interview is a spoof (of course) but the irony isn’t lost on us. A Catvertising Agency could probably make quite a bit of cash and would definitely be a very funny place to go to work. And at the very least, this is a great promotional video for the John St. Agency.
Also don’t miss Kittywood Studios and our recent interview with The Fluffington Post.
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I'm late the catvertising party, and make no mistake, my feline friendly video is a complete homage, to those who have come before me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozOnv-o_GH8
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LikeNOT TRUE. These guys were first.
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natblachford Cats, puppies, people falling over, lines of big things being knocked over like dominoes - all winners!
MicheleJKiss benjamingaines evanlapointe in a word, no.
erictpeterson Huh? What did you say? I was too busy watching cat videos. benjamingaines evanlapointe
MicheleJKiss benjamingaines evanlapointe no doubt.
matthewnlee I sat through the entire 2:28 because I didn't want to miss seeing a single cat -.-