Picatic unprecedented spike in traffic as Video Goes Viral

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 9, 2012 -- A Canadian news reporter* made a blooper reel while discussing a sausage eating contest and was
inviting people to get their tickets at http://www.picatic.com. However, she was having problems pronouncing
Picatic and instead repeatedly said “Pic-A-Di@K”. The video is highlighed on major video sites
around the world, resulting in millions of views and spin-off videos. http://www.picatic.com/blog/?p=621

Two days pior to the blooper video Picatc launched: Picatic Speed. A new site that combines the

speed of the Chuck Norris’ roundhouse alongside a new site specializing in the ultimate user
experience, while simultaneously providing events promotional steroids.  

The Pic-A-Di@k blooper has resulted in an unprecedented spike in traffic. Picatic has never been
more grateful for sausage and the word di@K.

Picatic: the re-design is noteworthy, the company has strategically integrated social media
so that users are able to distribute their events with thousands of Facebook and Twitter users
which is a key component for sales today.  Events can be propelled to millions of potential

attendees with the click of one button.  Picatic is the ultimate solution when looking to sell,
promote, and manage events online.  That’s not all.  In the midst of a new site, new ticket,
and new cartoon, Picatic has also dramatically dropped their ticket prices according to
industry standards.  Their prices are the lowest in the industry, which provides extreme
value to any organizer.  

Picatic is an online ticketing company that launched its first site in 2009.  It is a Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan based company, but is currently running an office out of San Francisco,
California.  2012 is a year of great expansion for the company.

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