1600 dollars for 64 gigabytes of DDR5 RAM

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Promoted product

Canada Computers

Why it worked

The video uses a relatable pain point (high hardware prices) to frame a store event as a solution, creating a sense of urgency and excitement through the promise of free high-end hardware.

Summary

The creator visits a Canada Computers store in Markham, Ontario, for a promotional event co-hosted with Gigabyte. He highlights the store's deals, showcases the event's activities and prize giveaways, and encourages viewers to visit the location.

Structure

1Highlighting high RAM prices
2Introducing the Canada Computers and Gigabyte event
3Touring the store and event activities
4Showcasing the prize giveaways
5Inviting viewers to visit the store

Product placement

(a) Canada Computers: ACTS, the video is filmed at their store, they are hosting the event, and the creator explicitly recommends visiting them for deals. Removing it would change the video entirely. (a) Gigabyte: ACTS, they are the co-host of the event, their products are being given away, and their monitors are used for the challenges. Removing it would change the video entirely. (a) Aorus: ACTS, their branding is on the monitors, keyboards, and components being used and given away. Removing it would change the video entirely. (a) AMD: ACTS, their components (Ryzen CPUs, Radeon GPUs) are being given away as prizes. Removing it would change the video entirely.

Original caption

Canada Computers in Markham Ontario Canada with Gigabyte! @CanadaComputers @GIGABYTE @AORUS North America #TikTokTechContest

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Call to action

come on through to Canada Computers at Markham

On-screen text

1600 dollars for 64 gigabytes of DDR5 RAM 1750 dollars for 64 gigs 379 dollars for 16 gig MEMORY CPU GRAPHICS CARD EVENT SCHEDULE INFLUENCER CHALLENGE ADAPT. BLEND. DOMINATE. DaPoets is playing Meccha Chameleon LEADERBOARD Prize #1 Prize #2 Prize #3 Prize #4 Prize #5 Prize #8 Prize #9 Prize #21 Prize #22 Prize #23 Prize #24 Prize #25

Transcript

1600 dollars for 64 gigabytes of DDR5 RAM. 1750 dollars for 64 gigs. 379 dollars for 16 gig. Yes, times are tough, but Canada Computers has some nice deals and I'm here with Gigabyte Aorus where we're giving away GPUs, motherboards, CPUs, and like 500 dollar gift cards. So today, August 15th, we're at Canada Computers in Markham, Ontario, Canada. And when you walk in, you're greeted with probably one of the best billboards that has ever been created on the planet Earth. Absolutely beautiful. And I'm going to be playing Meccha Chameleon for the first time, and for those that beat me, you actually get some prizes. So when you first walk in, you register right here, and we actually have a monitor workshop going on over here. Test your skills, your response times. How quickly. I was blinking, I was blinking. 312 doesn't make the leaderboard. And this one is all about your trigger finger on the mouse. And Gigabyte has some amazing color-accurate monitors, so this game here is all about trying to really pinpoint the fine-tuned nature of different colors. People can build their own PCs right here, and Gigabyte is actually giving away X87E Aorus Master X3D motherboards, 9800X3D CPUs, and of course some swag. Ooh, look at this guy. And yes, we have GPUs, CPUs, gift cards, all kinds of stuff to give away today. So who needs a free GPU, or free motherboard, or free CPU, or just gift cards? Because prices are crazy these days, so that's why I love events like this, like Canada Computers with Gigabyte, where we're giving away extra stuff to help reduce that pain point, because RAM prices, ooh, those are painful. So come on through to Canada Computers at Markham, and you can fish for some prizes, like literally, yeah. Get here.