Bub Racing World's Fastest Motorcycle Wind Tunnel Tests

See wind tunnel tests of this Streamliner world record holder

This is an incredible video! We are currently seeking sponsors for the next world record - 400 MPH. Bub Racing currently holds the world record for the fastest motorcycle at 350.884 MPH reached September 2007. This time next year the team at Bub Racing plans to be at the Bonneville salt flats of Utah for their next world record. We are currently contacting a few Fortune 100 companies for sponsorship, but would welcome your inquiry. This test result proved a .08 wind co-efficient (zero is no resistance), the lowest score ever posted for this wind tunnel. NASCAR race cars pull over .25. "This is the reason our motorcycle can reach the speeds it does" says Denis Manning, President and Founder of Bub Racing. Please call Marketing Dynamics. Get caught up in THE VORTEX!

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Andy Valadez on the "Houston Real Estate TODAY!" radio show

StealthMarketer and The Marketing Evangelist, Andy Valadez of Marketing Dynamics, goes into the radio studio with business partner Steve Levine, Publisher of Real Estate Executive magazine and radio host of "Houston Real Estate TODAY!" which airs in the Houston market on CNN 650 AM from 11AM to 12PM CST and on-line. We talk about the new media. Get caught up in THE VORTEX!

New Client: HollywoodSaloon.com (2.8M hits, 2.6 terrabytes of downloads in 2007)

Leading-edge Strategic Marketing company (can I say that? Yes I can, it's my blog), Marketing Dynamics signs up a powerhouse movie podcasting client. HollywoodSaloon.com was created by former MTV director Andy Siems (Katy, TX) and Independent Filmmaker, John Jansen (Southern California). Both have a passion for the filmmaking industry and talk about the magic and science of cinema and have garnered an audience of cinemaphiles. "We are known for creating the longest podcasts on the internet" says Andy Siems.

Box Office Magazine recently featured the company for their innovative dialogue. Marketing Dynamics is working to bring in advertisers, media partners, and other revenue development endeavors. "These podcasts are great, complete with sound effects and an audio experience that is first rate, we will have no trouble attracting partners who want to reach the avid movie buff in the industry and who want to hear others talk about their favorite movies - without the fluff" says Andy Valadez, President and CEO of Marketing Dynamics.

Nuke your popcorn, order pizza or takeout, and listen to the podcast at: <HollywoodSaloon> Get caught up in THE VORTEX!

Houston Business Hour with Kevin Price

Creative Advertising and Marketing discussion on the Houston Business Hour radio program on CNN 650 AM in the Houston Market (27Aug07) - drive time traffic. Show Host Kevin Price interviews Robbie Adair of Media A Team, Ken Marsh of Fearless Networking, and Andy Valadez, President of Marketing Dynamics. Get caught up in THE VOREX!


Part I: of Radio Discussion: Introductions


Part II: Robbie Adair Talks about Radio and Andy Talks about Marketing Basics


Part III: "Whassup?" Discussion on Creative Marketing and Advertising


Part IV: Establishing Measurements on Your Campaigns


Part V: Ken Marsh and the need for "Networking" and Andy on "Dynamic Networking" utilizing YouTube


Part VI: Robbie on creating goals for use of video

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Advertising Campaigns That Have Failed

Do you know of any hailed campaigns that everyone seems to think are "great", but have actually failed in the market? If so, please send me your pick with the details to info@marketingdynamics.org or post on The VORTEX (live).

For example, the ever popular 2000 Budweiser showing four African American guys answering the phone with "Whassup?" had everyone around the world going "Whassuuup?" (and some still are). The campaign actually did not increase sales for Budweiser as documented by Sergio Zyman in his book "The End of Advertising As We Know It" (see book link below).

"The campaign won just about every award in 2000, including the 2000 Grand Prix Cannes Lionnes, the 2000 Grand Clio, and the 2000 Grand Award: Best Commercial New York Festival at the Television and Cinema Advertising Awards. But while the ad execs were on stage, Budweiser's market share dropped 1.5 to 2.5 percentage points and sales in barrells fell by 8.3 percent - the largest share loss by Budweiser since 1994 and by far the largest drop in sales over the same period."



Now you know "Whassup?". Get caught up in The VORTEX!



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