Steemit Advertising - Volume II: Feeling lost?

We've all faced it. That moment when you think you're telling someone you know the best thing on the internet. Getting paid to be yourself and they just look at you like you're crazy. Well, here is a fantastic way to save face. Let the advertisement do the talking for you!

-Dont forget to cut the bottom edges so people can take the web address with them after they read this wonderful advertisement!

An interesting note on telephone poles. I live in Japan and telephone poles here are made of cement. I really miss wooden telephone poles littered with everyone's advertising. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm from Seattle - it wasn't totally out of control, like say, Portland - but there was a fair share of good ads. I miss not seeing that.

However, maybe I'll get creative, ditch the stapler and go for some good old-fashioned duct tape or something.

Feel free to share this with friends, family, loved ones... Ah hell, even hated one's if you're a better person than me.

It's easy to share online or print and distribute. This particular one is intended for bulletin boards and telephone polls.

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I really like coupling these great advertisements with really bad songs that also are accompanied by really bad music videos. So today, how about this gem?

Last time I shared a very obscure song. This, however, was a top-40 song. Once again, a poll.

Which is worse?

A. The song
B. The music video
C. @musingsltd for sharing

Please note: This "artist" is from Glasgow, which makes this video less racist since she didn't know any better.

Please leave a comment with an answer to the poll below!

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@musingsltd is just a dude living in Japan, which has been his home for the last four years. His goal is to share his cultural insights about Japan and America with readers from both countries, creating a bridge of understanding between his two homes. He also blogs sports, terrible gambling insights, draws comics that lack art in every sense of the word and gives unsolicited advice. Why not kick your reservations to the curb and follow the guy, huh?