Deal of the Day: 5 Blu-ray Movie DVDs Collection Gift Pack on Sale $9.95 at MarshallTalk.com

Nov. 29, 2012 - PRLog -- MarshallTalk has rolled out another extreme deal as part of the relaunch of their Holiday Season kickoff at http://www.marshalltalk.com an Internet Talk Show + Daily Deals website all-in-one. Marshall the founder of MarshallTalk.com said "I think we should offer unique deals, and deals that are more in tune with the current shopping trends, this way our daily deal offers will be appealing to our website visitors whether they are supporters of MarshallTalk or not." This deal seems perfect for Blu-ray movie DVD enthusiast. The description on http://www.marshalltalk.com states "This package includes 5 Brand New and Sealed Assorted Blu-ray Movie DVDs, just like you would purchase at a Major Retail Store. You will receive 5 different assorted Blu-ray Movie DVDs at random from a collection of Blu-ray Movie DVD titles that have an Original Retail Price of $9.99 to $29.99 each." This type of deal seems to be want the majority of Christmas shoppers would be looking for during the holiday season, however it is not clear whether or not consumers that are not supporters of the MarshallTalk Show would make purchases.

As previously reported MarshallTalk the Internet Call-In Talk Show originally created in 2004 is back after a few years hiatus. MarshallTalk was one of the hottest but controversial independent online Talk Shows early in its existence. Of course, during 2004 through 2006 there were not a lot of Call-in Talk Shows on the Internet, so the Talk Shows extreme popularity could have been a result of minimal competition. MarshallTalk.com has launched a New Marketing campaign that includes extreme Deal of the Day offers and an intense interaction with supporters and non supporters through Social Media. They are hoping the combination of this extreme Deal of the Day and Social Media will help them go Viral again.

Marshall said "The new format is very exciting, especially when I think about not having to worry about losing Sponsors due to something I wrote on the Blog or said on the Talk Show. I have never been one to bite my tongue. I believe honesty and fair debate is crucial to discussing and resolving most issues." Marshall's excitement is due to the new format MarshallTalk.com http://www.marshalltalk.com has taken, they no longer solicit Sponsors. The service is financed by selling Daily Deals with a small mix of Banner Advertising, so the Show doesn't have any official sponsors. MarshallTalk plans to add Deal Promotions and On-Air Shout-Outs in the near future, so they plan on keeping their Independence in tact for the long haul.