Awesome Video.

Maybe Pufferfish are responsible for crop circles?

In the vain of a pufferfish, I built this to attract my Bride.

Puffer fish and Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS do a great job at marketing.

Thank you for sharing the amazing video.   Work with what you have, right?

Vigilance and determination, along with a plan works.  What most agents are lacking is a plan along with determination

Wow, amazing. Love your sand creation Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS Guess it did the trick!!

24 hours a day for a week so the current doesn't take it away.  That is dedication.  If we dedicated that much time we could do amazing things too. Cool video. -Kasey

Lise,

Marketing is a matter of knowing who you are, who y our market its, who to attract and how to do it so that folks flock your way.  A

It is a great thought! 

With difference we have to win over hearts and minds of many clients even those we did not meet yet:) 

That is totally impressive, Lise Howe! I've heard of puffer fishes but, was not aware that they are so talented - even to CLEAN UP after the impeccable creation - JUST WOW!

I'm curious if Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS's creation took 24 hours of work though?!  ;-) 

OK, now you're making me go look it up. I am incredibly curious as to how you made the connection to marketing. LOL Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS !

Wow, that was an interesting video - I had no idea that these fish did this. Impressive.

Interesting video and great comments .

Lise Howe - something different! Unique....

My first thought was ... there is already too much "puffing" in marketing however what that puffer fish did ... amazing!!

"If this doesn't get him noticed nothing will!"

What should I do to improve my own marketing?
Pufferfish don't have very big brains. Just like spiders, ants and other elaborate builders, they have the limitation of NOT MULTI-TASKING and the outcomes are incredible. Maybe our great big brains impose a problem.

Did the Pufferfish have intent to attract Angelfish or flounder or seahorse or turtles? No, just another Pufferfish.  And this one know what the other one was looking for.

Did this Pufferfish injest a bubble the wrong way and decided "Let's do this today." No, this Pufferfish timed this investment of effort to be in sync with the targets need to nest. Timing proves to be essential to pufferfish procreation.

Agent marketing would improve dramatically if they had the pufferfish ability to avoid context switching....(multi-tasking) and focused on the specific target, that targets need, and proper timing'

That was one incredible medallion on the sea floor. Way to go PUFFER!

Michael Jacobs nailed this one!

I am not interested enough to look.

What is a puffer fish?

Not yet.

Yes, it's pretty amazing that an animal would go through such a detailed ritual just to mate. Speaks volumes against evolution.

James Dray said it very well

I seen this before...I just tell it like it is?

That is purely about artistist talent and if you have it, flaunt it.

I'd say he knows his market and is going the extra mile!

Now I will have to watch this.

NO, I haven't seen the video on the Puffer Fish Courtship. Sounds like an interesting marketing tool.

That is interesting.  At this point, I may have to give that a try!

I never knew - amazing!!

wow...what a great message.... "market like you mean it??"

I have not viewed the video.

Thank you for sharing this video Lise Howe. This pufferfish knew exactly who he wanted to attract and used his tools to get the job done without giving up. Good lesson! 

making something be scene in another light or perspective is creative marketing used often in nature i.e. plants animals & insects world. It works

  The things that guys will do to impress chicks.  Amazing.

Wow, very interesting, Lise!  

Use what you have to your advantage. The only thing your competition can't copy is you!

watching it today

I have seen that and it is absolutely mesmerizing.  I have always loved the little puffer fish and this just made me love him more.

Oh, yeah, good analogy about marketing... ;-)

That is amazing, who would have thought?

Wow that is cool.  thx for sharing.

Lise, it left me hanging but at the same time was quite intriguing. I'll never look at a Puffer the same way again.