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Super Bowl Ads in Preview – good idea or bad idea?
The trend of releasing ads early that will run on the upcoming Super Bowl began a few years ago. Already this week I’ve seen people commenting on the previews of some of the ads that have been released. Already one … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Brand Advertising, Media, Sports Marketing, Super Bowl Advertising, Television advertising
Tagged Audi Super Bowl ad, Budweiser Super Bowl ads, Century 21 Super Bowl ads, E-Trade Super Bowl Ads, Merecedes-Benz Super Bowl ad, Previewing Super Bowl ads, Speed Stick Super Bowl Ads, Super Bowl advertisements, Super Bowl XLVII, Taco Bell Super Bowl ads, Volkswagen super bowl ad
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What next for Foursquare?
I was a fairly early adopter of Foursquare having joined up in March of 2010. I was particularly interested in how people might use the platform with check-ins and how Foursquare might monetize the platform. Nearly three years later I … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Communication, Community, Customer Experiences, Networking, Social Media, Technology
Tagged American Express, Amex and Foursquare, Check-ins, ComScore, Crain's New York Business, Dennis Crowley, Foursquare.com, Fred Wilson, Mayors on Foursquare, Mobile Metrix, Pinterest, Union Square Ventures, Value propositions
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Why all the fuss about energy drinks?
The National Advertising Division (NAD) an advertising watchdog has been for five years telling Living Essentials the maker of 5-Hour Energy to drop its ‘no crash’ claim. Apparently a five year old study showed that the product resulted in a … Continue reading
What’s behind the cyber Monday print ads for Omaha Steaks?
Today is ‘Cyber Monday’ the Monday after the 2012 Thanksgiving holiday and stories abound from the start of the shopping weekend kicked off by ‘Black Friday’. Of course as everyone now knows the sales began on Thanksgiving evening itself. … Continue reading
My old friend James Bond is back – 50 years of protecting a great franchise
Skyfall http://www.skyfall-movie.com/site/ is the latest installment (#23 for those keeping score at home) in Ian Fleming’s James Bond series. While I do not consider myself fanatical when it comes to James Bond movies, I’ve seen them all and seen them all more than once. … Continue reading
Hey Sandy – how a catastrophic storm becomes a content marketing opportunity
On Friday I posted http://wp.me/pn6jX-GN about the barrage of campaign ads in advance of U.S. Election Day next week. While the political ad storm continues in full force, right now the East Coast of the U.S. is experiencing what some … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Marketing stuff, Media
Tagged Ace Hardware, Annie, Big Box Retailers, Frankenstorm, Home Depot, Hurricane Sandy, Lowe's, True Value Hardware
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Hang on Florida Election Day is almost here
Since I live in a state (Connecticut) which is in the greater New York City area, I and my fellow area residents are not subjected to the constant barrage of ads related to Election Day in the U.S. on Tuesday … Continue reading
Television commercials as content in Japan – groundbreaking?
It’s my last day in Tokyo on this trip and it’s been an interesting and very enjoyable one. Last night after I returned from a walk and a libation I picked up a can of Chu-hi (why do I love … Continue reading
Drowning in data – Searching for significance
Marketers talk it every day – ‘It’s all about the data’. Everyone nods their collective heads in agreement and the quest to gather even more data continues. There’s so much data available that marketing agencies and their clients are having … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Customer Experiences, Living in the World Today, Marketing stuff, Television advertising
Tagged data deluge, Drowning in Data, effective data measurement, email marketing measurement, knowing what to measure, measuring data correctly, Paralysis by analysis, speed of data
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