Amongst the bad and misleading adverts there have been some very good ones .
Acording to Google t
The Best TV Adverts of All Time
Freeview: Singing Cat and Budgie. ...
John Lewis: Elton John. ...
Money Supermarket: Dave's Epic Strut. ...
Cadbury's Dairy Milk: Drumming Gorilla. ...
Old Spice: The Man Your Man Could Smell Like. ...
Gillette: We Believe: The Best Men Can Be. ...
Coca-Cola: Holidays Are Coming! ...
Haribo: Inner Child.
The only one I like is the Cadbury drumming Gorilla, adverts are a pain in the arse.
Hardly , what a very strange comment..😂
When the adverts start the mute button is deployed.
When the adverts start the mute button is deployed.
Hardly , what a very strange comment..😂
Years later, just mentioning an advert makes you remember the product. That's exactly what it was designed to do. ……………..
When the adverts start the mute button is deployed.
I record everything, so when the adverts appear I just fast forward :y
Thats 1 good thing about the BBC - no adverts.
About 70% of people in the adverts don't have white skin. Every white man or woman must have a black partner. It's the law. ::) ::)I notice every time, most people don't. That's how brainwashing works.
.Hardly , what a very strange comment..😂
Years later, just mentioning an advert makes you remember the product. That's exactly what it was designed to do. The intention is that when you're standing in front of a shelf of whatevers, you'll be influenced enough to buy theirs.
It doesn't always work that way, because some people are so irritated by adverts they'll deliberately not buy that product. Effective advertising companies spend a lot of time and money identifying such people. It's the real reason for Google's existence, and is why organisations like Twitter are worth so much money when their visible products are so banal.
About 70% of people in the adverts don't have white skin. Every white man or woman must have a black partner. It's the law. ::) ::)I notice every time, most people don't. That's how brainwashing works.
.Hardly , what a very strange comment..😂
Years later, just mentioning an advert makes you remember the product. That's exactly what it was designed to do. The intention is that when you're standing in front of a shelf of whatevers, you'll be influenced enough to buy theirs.
It doesn't always work that way, because some people are so irritated by adverts they'll deliberately not buy that product. Effective advertising companies spend a lot of time and money identifying such people. It's the real reason for Google's existence, and is why organisations like Twitter are worth so much money when their visible products are so banal.
You're still wrong I remember the Gorilla ..
..Hardly , what a very strange comment..😂
Years later, just mentioning an advert makes you remember the product. That's exactly what it was designed to do. The intention is that when you're standing in front of a shelf of whatevers, you'll be influenced enough to buy theirs.
It doesn't always work that way, because some people are so irritated by adverts they'll deliberately not buy that product. Effective advertising companies spend a lot of time and money identifying such people. It's the real reason for Google's existence, and is why organisations like Twitter are worth so much money when their visible products are so banal.
You're still wrong I remember the Gorilla ..
Exactly. :y As I posted, we remember a tune or something else significant but that doesn’t mean we associate it with a product. :)
that's what I do :)When the adverts start the mute button is deployed.
I record everything, so when the adverts appear I just fast forward :y
Thats 1 good thing about the BBC - no adverts.
https://youtu.be/La7B8mBnTXs?si=4hfkX9odzGMUbQ-7
I'm not clicking that linkhttps://youtu.be/La7B8mBnTXs?si=4hfkX9odzGMUbQ-7
Only because its been mentioned (and its worth watching)