Michigan moms spice up tequila advertising
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Leave it to two women in their late 30s with eight kids between them to be causing car accidents on with their liquor ads.
I don’t like where Virgin’s new series of ads is going, because there’s only one logical way for it to end.
Critics say the packaging just reinforces dangerous stereotypes that women must resemble beanpoles to be attractive.
Of course, it’s also the first official attempt at such a record. Talk about conjuring customer engagement literally out of nothing.
The iPad newspaper’s performance certainly hasn’t matched the optimism of the larger-than-life commercial for it.
“The execution was off,” CEO Andrew Mason says of the Tibet spot, which has now officially been pulled.
All 61 Super Bowl spots in two minutes. Plus, lots of Kid Vader. It’s the week’s top AdFreak stories.
Perhaps they’re worried the gorgeous glutes will get loose and swallow up cars on the nearby expressway.
The drop in teen smoking rates has come at a steep price: No one ever has a lighter when you need to light a fart.
Sure, it’s all part of a well-planned scheme to exploit your inability to resist cuteness. Still, you have to watch, yes?