My Favorite (Introduction) Video

[Petrodus]

We all are interested in introducing E-cigarettes (PVs) to everyone who smokes. No faster way to communicate information and create interest than to share a "short" video.

The reasons for this being my favorite "First Introduction" video are too numerous to list.

I was "cruising" in the 60's and Steve is "Cool" and "Right-On!"



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Obvious short commercial spot at the end...Who cares! Good luck on finding any YouTube or website, without a promo or back link to a commercial.

After sharing the video...Many have replied expressing interest and of course seeking more information. I then try to help them choose a PV which would be the best fit based on their preferences.

I'm not "in the business." We all find it very rewarding helping others. PVs save Lives.

Steve, If you see this post...Many have decided to stop smoking after viewing your video.
That's Not Smoke!

 

[Princessa]

heheh that music... reminded me of Buns of Steel videos from the 80s or .... won't go there ;o)

Of course, it just made me wanna get mine faster...

 

[banjo]

Very entertaining video, but a little short on info.... Thanks for posting!

 

[KILLERkpd]

Entertaining, the music reminded me of How It's Made music.
1:18 weird look in his eyes
4:35 "I got these, I don't need these, ya dig what I'm sayin'"
Love the shirt and the dresser in front of his door in the backround.

 

[Petrodus]

Remember back when you first heard about E-cigarettes and wondered? Remember the questions that came to mind? Are they complicated to use? Does the vapor really taste like smoke? Will E-cigarettes really help me quit smoking cigarettes? Everything about E-cigarettes was "new" and exciting.

Many, including myself, didn't know anyone to talk to who vapes.

Remember searching the web and being overwhelmed a little and confused? I do.

Steve with his long hair, colorful shirt and hat...just kicking back in his room telling it like it is sharing his testimonial (while vaping)… most informative and entertaining experience. Steve's genuine sincerity is compelling.

What is missing in the video (you might say) is Steve taking apart the eGo and discussing the various components. I guess a quick 1-2-3 thing could have been included. However, (to me) it would have been a distraction from the testimonial. There's tons of websites with videos discussing the nuts and bolts and various models.

We here on the forum have seen a lot of YouTubes where maybe the room could have been tidier or the person was sitting on their bed. We find it refreshing to hear from “real” people instead of viewing a fancy “Promo” on a commercial website.

The last person to talk to when doing research is the salesman. Many here found that out the hard way…and joined ECF.

PS: I'm older than Steve and a non-conformist from the 60's. I identified with Steve and appreciate his effort.