Political Comedy

PresidentSarah.Net
comedy, attraction, politics, advertising, humor, pay per click


Sarah as a micro-site with the potential for showing off online advertisements. My wife was away on business. We wrote letters to each other each night via email. The story around the world was John McCain’s running mate known as Sarah Palin. I took the letters I wrote to my wife and turned those letters via email messages into book chapters. Film producers invited me to Hollywood parties at the Roosevelt Hotel. All the female actresses looking for jobs were dressed as Sarah Palin impersonators. Attending events in Las Vegas, all the casinos in Nevada had parties. There were contests for best costume, best dress, best mask, and awards for the best Sarah Palin impersonator. I began to write books about Las Vegas. Sarah Palin impersonators were more important to promoting a nightclub than Frank Sinatra and Elvis combined. The website was a lesson in traditional advertising as well as Internet advertising. Male models came forward. They wanted to dress up as Sarah Palin. Female models came forward. I started to interview fans. Guerrilla marketing, advertising by using domain names like PresidentSarah.Net. I created a network online. Online Internet Advertising lessons via the vertical portal surrounding Sarah Palin Impersonators. The advertisement stuck to the side of my van with a magnet stated, “Sarah Palin dolls, toys, books.” I drove from Los Angeles, California to San Francisco in eight hours. $70 worth of items sold. I began selling John Ensign books. Meghan McCain impersonators asked to be on my website. The portal was created to provide political humor.