The Weezer video is at 2.2 million views on YouTube in 3 days. Pretty great. Now what?
Part of working with entertainment “product” online is not just figuring out how to get the flag above the fray, but what to do with all the data that you grab when you break through. It’s still woefully hard to do great meta-studies, something DashGo is looking to fix.
Here are three items extractable from the YouTube insight module that we can make quick analysis of and hopefully improve our lot:
1) The viewers are 65% male
2) The top two viewing demos are 0-18 and 35-45.
3) The number one non-Youtube referring site is Valleywag.comÂ
This gives us a broad, but helpful, sense of who Weezer has the attention of. And it looks like men interested in tech are at least fans of the video. How do we use this? Well, Weezer will eventually go on tour again. And when they decided to put tickets onsale, the standard play is to take out ads in free weeklies and increasingly, banner ads across music blogs and sites. But since we know a good portion of Weezer’s fans (at least of the video) are older, and male, and interested in tech (or tech gossip). If you want to serve the core, which a tour really does, perhaps dollars would be well spent on Gizmodo, Engadget and Techcrunch.
Meanwhile enjoy your “Pork & Beans”Â
Weezer [Red] Album out June 3!