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Category Archives: Chapter 11
Super Bowl 2012
A round up of commentary on advertising from Sunday’s Super Bowl. More tomorrow. Ad Age – Which commercials did best on social media?Beckham did best. Mother Jones & Storify – Which ads got not-so-great Twitter attention? A number of rather … Continue reading
Link Ch. 2 – Two approaches to selling SUVs
Different people respond to different messages. Look at how these two commercials for small SUVs target two very different buyers: and
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Are aggressive kids more likely to play violent video games? Study says not so much. Some interesting findings. Is it really a World Wide Web? Well, 25 percent of Europeans have yet to be online. Here’s a link to the … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 2, Chapter 5, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, ipad, magazines, questions, twitter
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Solving the Black Friday Problem
The NYT’s Robert Frank has a great proposal for ending the madness that is Black Friday starting at midnight. Put in place a 6 percent national sales tax from 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday, the day after … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11
Tagged advertising, Because I can
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So, Are Black Friday Sales Actually a Viral Promotion for “Hunger Games”?
I’ve never been a big fan of the early morning Black Friday sales. One year my wife and I did get up very early in an attempt to buy a Nintendo Wii system. Not at a sale price, just to … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11
Tagged advertising, Because I can
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Global Car Commercials
I’ve had several interesting, sometimes controversial, commercials show up through my in-box the last few days. Some old, some new. Great examples to use in class either for teaching advertising or ethics (or both!). They are also just a lot … Continue reading
Dear 16-Year-Old Me….
Dear 16-year-old me, I was diagnosed with melanoma at age 42. I was lucky; it was caught early…. Ralph A brilliant, if disturbing ad. Found it as part of a collection at Mashable of the 20 most circulated viral video … Continue reading
Google’s goes conventional with ‘Sophie’ ad for Chrome
Google has a new television ad for its Chrome web browser that is quite charming: Long-time tech journalist Steven Levy (author of the 80s computer classic Hackers) has an interesting analysis of the ad. He notes that while the ad … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 3
Tagged advertising, Google
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Denny’s and IMC
In the advertising chapter of my book Mass Communication: Living in a Media World, I talk about the Integrated Marketing Communication campaign that Denny’s started back in 2009 to build its brand among lapsed and infrequent customers. They put together … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, IMC, Super Bowl
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Link Ch. 11 – Finding success through mobile advertising
Advertising consultant Kathryn Koegel recently served as a judge of the GSMA Global Mobile Awards. She writes for Advertising Age that she learned a lot about how mobile advertising is being done around the world. What did she discover? That … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11
Tagged advertising, global media, mobile media
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