Why it worked
The video likely performed well due to its novel and intriguing business model of providing free products funded by advertising, presented in a casual, street-level manner that sparks curiosity.
Summary
The video introduces FreeWater, a company that provides free beverages by printing advertisements directly on the packaging. The concept is likened to a mini billboard in one's hand, with various advertisers featured on different packages.
Structure
- 1Introduction of FreeWater as the world's first free beverage company
- 2Explanation of the business model: ads on packaging pay for the free drinks
- 3Mention of specific advertisers like Orange Theory
- 4Comparison to a mini billboard in hand
Product placement
The video prominently features cartons of FreeWater, with the branding and advertisements on them being the central focus. The company's business model is explained in relation to these cartons.
On-screen text
yeah we launched the
world's first free beverage
company
so we print ads directly
on in the packaging and
that pays for everything
it's with Orange Theory
oh yeah that's one
advertiser yeah they're all
different
so you're basically
signing from advertising
yeah yeah we sell that we
sell the package and get
water
yeah interesting