Google Please Hire Me

#1

Post by PStamatiou » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 7:59 AM UTC

Google Please Hire Me
googlepleasehire.me

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#2

Post by gbrindisi » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:39 AM UTC

I don't really know about this kind of reverse applications. Looks like the guy would work for Google just for the name.

    I invested over $3,000 of my own capital to create a
    marketing campaign that would get you to notice me.
    I haven’t been that desperate to get someone to notice
    me since my first highschool crush.

Desperate? Really? What if Google calls to offer an under payed job?

But, hell, marketing is a so different universe that this could really work.

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#3

Post by smcl » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:41 AM UTC

These are getting a little long in the tooth, wonder if they'll continue to be effective for much longer.

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#4

Post by andyv88 » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:45 AM UTC

Would have been better without the video...

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#5

Post by seymores » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:45 AM UTC

Hmmm being desperate used to be a bad thing. Maybe I am old school.

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#6

Post by sushrutbidwai » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:46 AM UTC

gbrindisi wrote: post #2

I don't really know about this kind of reverse applications. Looks like the guy would work for Google just for the name. I invested over $3,000 of my own capital to create a marketing campaign that would get you to notice me. I haven’t been that desperate to get someone to notice me since my first highschool crush. Desperate? Really? What if Google calls to offer an under payed job? But, hell, marketing is a so diffe…

I doubt he will say no if facebook/twitter/zynga/any other large internet company comes calling. Its a effective campaign which aims at google, but of course can go viral enough to be noticed by everyone else. Clever.

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#7

Post by marcovena » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:55 AM UTC

andyv88 wrote: post #4

Would have been better without the video...

Totally agree!

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#8

Post by Gullanian » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:57 AM UTC

Are Google going to be interested in SEO? Anyway, good luck!

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#9

Post by atomicdog » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:58 AM UTC

smcl wrote: post #3

These are getting a little long in the tooth, wonder if they'll continue to be effective for much longer.

He should have recorded a Youtube video asking Eric Schimdt out on a date.

Re: Google Please Hire Me

#10

Post by atomicdog » Wed, Aug 03, 2011, 8:59 AM UTC

gbrindisi wrote: post #2

I don't really know about this kind of reverse applications. Looks like the guy would work for Google just for the name. I invested over $3,000 of my own capital to create a marketing campaign that would get you to notice me. I haven’t been that desperate to get someone to notice me since my first highschool crush. Desperate? Really? What if Google calls to offer an under payed job? But, hell, marketing is a so diffe…

This kind of 'fanboyism' for companies seems kind of unhealthy to me.