Sunday, November 02, 2008
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Saturday, March 15, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
"Mother" - Obama's OH & TX Ad
"My mother died of cancer at 53. In those last painful months, she was more worried about paying her medical bills than getting well. I hear stories like hers everyday. For 20 years Washington has talked about health care reform and reformed nothing. I've got a plan to cut costs and cover everyone. But unless we stop the bickering and the lobbyists we will be in the same place twenty years from now. I'm Barack Obama and I approve this message because to fix health care we have to fix Washington."
To read more about Barack Obama's healthcare plan, click HERE.
Labels: advertising, barack obama, healthcare
Sunday, February 03, 2008
2008 Pepsi Super Bowl Commercial: "Bob's House"
Do NOT adjust your speakers!
This is Pepsi’s new 2008 Super Bowl ad, Bob’s House. A unique and hilarious commercial illustrating a popular joke in the deaf community. Created and enacted by deaf members of the Pepsico workforce, EnAble.
Labels: advertising, EnAble, Super Bowl
Monday, January 14, 2008
What is Sexy?
For the first time since 1999, Victoria's Secret has purchased a 30-second spot, which is slated to run once during the second half of the game. Executives at the Limited Brands unit declined to reveal what was spent on the buy, but Fox has sold spots for as much as $3 million for the Feb. 3 event.This high-profile move -- last year 92.3 million viewers tuned in -- comes at a time when the iconic retailer is struggling to compete in the crowded lingerie space.
The commercial, which was produced in-house, was initiated about three months ago, Mr. Razek said. He declined to reveal details of the spot, saying only that it features Victoria's Secret Angel Adriana Lima, a football and words that will scroll across the screen. Mr. Razek assuaged any concerns that the ad would be too sexy for network TV, saying that it attempts to strike a balance: not exactly modest but definitely not risqué.
"It will look very different from all of our previous commercials," Ms. Beraud said of the spot. "It's extremely emotional and very flirtatious. It's kind of a wink between men and women."
To coincide with the Super Bowl push, the retailer has also shifted the release of its "What Is Sexy?" list, which used to come out in May. Now the 3-year-old list will be revealed on the eve of the Super Bowl at a party in Scottsdale, Ariz. A one-hour E! special is also slated to run Feb. 9. The special, which will be hosted by Ms. Lima, will feature the "What Is Sexy?" list, as well as video from the Super Bowl party.
Ms. Beraud said she expects that condensing Victoria's Secret's efforts around the Super Bowl will lead to plenty of buzz. Still, it will be difficult to match the retailer's last Super Bowl effort. The $1.6 million 30-second spot promoted a fashion-show webcast that was watched by 1.5 million people, crashing Victoria's Secret's website.
What we really want to know is the truth about Victoria's Secret Angel (professed virgin-until-marriage and Derek Jeter's ex) Adriana Lima, who stars in the spot.
Labels: Adriana Lima, advertising, Derek Jeter, Super Bowl, Victoria's Secret
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
You are my Sunshine
Who doesn't love a well-done commercial with a different spin on things? Sorta contains nudity. . .enjoy:
Hat Tip to: Blueberry
Labels: advertising, Greenpeace, Humor
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Thursday, March 08, 2007
Subtle sex ad

"Thought you might appreciate the subtlety of this ad, done by a Brazilian ad agency, for a lubricating gel (K-Y equivalent) targeting the French market. They were trying to come up with an ad that is not offensive or tasteless. The picture looks completely innocent until you notice the details... Oh, my God. Look carefully at the details. Apparently, it has created quite a buzz in Europe."
Labels: advertising, Humor












