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Showing posts with label superbowl ads. Show all posts
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Monday, February 6, 2012

2012 Superbowl Favorites

Yesterday the Giants beat the Patriots...again. And again, I was left with a long list of Superbowl commercials that I wanted to blog about! My favorites included both of the Doritos commercials, along with E-trade, VW, Best Buy, Chrysler, Fiat, Toyota-reinvented, Honda CR-V and Chase quick-pay. You can watch all of those and the rest of the commercials from yesterdays game here.

However, I did manage to choose my top three favorite commercials, they include M&Ms, Acura NSX, and Chevy. I chose these three because I do not get tired of watching them, and I am laughing every time. Have a look....and let me know which one was your favorite!





Saturday, February 4, 2012

Chevy Superbowl Commercial

The Superbowl is tomorrow, and that is one day during the year when I know I will not be the only one watching TV for the commercials! Here is a preview of what we have in store for us this year. It is the new Chevrolet commercial...take a look.

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Bud Light Tries Product Placement

 

This commercial made its premier during the Superbowl this year. I think it is a funny and creative parody of product placements. It also shows how aware our culture is becoming of product placements. This form of advertising has been around for decades, yet it seems that more attention is being drawn to it recently. This may be due to what consumers perceive as excessive product placements. For example, in 2008 The Biggest Loser took the spot for most product placements on television with 6, 804 brands.

The increase in television product placement is most likely due to the increase in television technology. With the invention of DVR and the creation of online television, consumers are seeing less advertisements during programing and therefore advertisers are pushing more product placements. It will be interesting to see how the product placement industry develops in the next few years, and how television advertising handles new technology. . . in the mean time check out the clip above and have a good laugh!