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Pepsi Max: Official Cola of Spouse Abuse and Assault

February 16th, 2011  |  by Mike Stern  |  published in All Posts, Television

Pepsi Max spent $3 million on this Super Bowl ad that prominently features spousal abuse and assault: The poor man in this spot is kicked and has his head slammed into a table as well as having soap shoved in his mouth which devotees of “A Christmas Story” know full well can very easily lead [...]

#Superbowl Ads 2011: Why @adfreak gets it wrong and @usatoday gets it right

February 7th, 2011  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts, Television

I have lots of friends on both the traditional and interactive sides of the advertising business, but I have to tell you, the traditional folks are the most fun to fuck with about branding. You see, my theories about traditional advertising are that the ads themselves have a real purpose in the world – to [...]

Hyundai Pulling the Wool Over Our Eyes during the Super Bowl

February 3rd, 2011  |  by Mike Stern  |  published in All Posts, Television

Can you tell which of these cars is a Hyundai Elantra? It’s ok. Be honest. If I hadn’t put the pictures together I sure wouldn’t be able to. But the marketers at Hyundai think you can. They are so confident their car stands out from all the other small cars on the market that they [...]

Motorola picks a fight with Apple at the Super Bowl, and loses

January 31st, 2011  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts, Television

One of the many marketing strategies you can take when you’re not the first in a particular marketplace is to pick a fight with the top dog.  I don’t know if Motorola isn’t the top dog in phones anymore and I don’t have the time to look it up, but for some reason they are [...]

Super Bowl Ad Reviews: See? This is why men say women aren’t funny…

February 22nd, 2010  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts

I’m kidding, of course, but I’m such a slave to traffic for this site that I’m purposely going to act like every other blogger out there and craft a controversial headline just to get you in the door.  So, put down the rolling pin and read the rest of the post, hot lips. So, apparently [...]

Super Bowl Ad Review: WHO DAT don’t know how to sell their brand?

February 9th, 2010  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts

While I only started bitching about ads on this site at the end of 2009, it’s pretty much all this site does five or so days a week.  I do have a few competitors out there, but they are few and far between.  Then the Super Bowl happens and every friggin’ site on the net [...]

(NOT) The Google Super Bowl ad #sb44

February 8th, 2010  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts

While you’re all awaiting my review of the myriad of horrible, horrible ads that came on around the Saints handing the Colts their own asses in a little pink box, here’s a great parody of the Google Super Bowl ad: Just in case you don’t get the joke, here’s the one that Google actually ran [...]

Super Bowl Sneak Preview (from some other rag)

February 3rd, 2010  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts

I’ve got the presentation of my career in about an hour, but that doesn’t mean I can’t completely ignore my paying job to support a site that pays me less than a penny a visitor to write my ass off… Anyway, Adweek put together this real of Super Bowl sneak previews… most of them are [...]

Sorry ManCrunch.com, if you were an anti-abortion ad, we would totally take your Super Bowl ad…

January 29th, 2010  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts

So, this was bound to happen sooner or later and, wow, am I happy it did because it just proves that CBS is really just a big bag of hypocritical a-holes. I’ve already mentioned on this site that CBS is allowing the very anit-Gay, anti-choice, and anti-family group, Focus on the Family to put up [...]

Ah, there it is. GoDaddy.com Super Bowl ad is banned.

January 28th, 2010  |  by Jeff Ferguson  |  published in All Posts

I was actually wondering when I was going to see the press release announcing that Go Daddy’s 2010 Super Bowl commercial got banned. A few notes here, guys… one Danica is hot, for a race car driver, but otherwise, she’s just OK, so maybe rethink that one a little. She actually seems to be getting [...]

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