Super Bowl Advertisers–0 :: Special Interest Groups-2

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02/10/2007

Super Bowl Advertisers–0 :: Special Interest Groups-2

Let’s recap the Super Bowl Ad Aftermath. Snickers retreats completely. GM stands tall. Pundits react. Days later, GM retreats slightly.

If the VW Jetta "airbag ads" ran during the Super Bowl, would they have pulled those too?

Perhaps this ad ~~ripoff~~ homage sums it all up. "One 30 Second Super Bowl Spot. $2.6 million.
Extensive, free national publicity for special interest groups and YouTube. Priceless."

UPDATE: Make the logo bigger makes an interesting observation regarding a new VW commercial.

Posted on 02/10/2007 at 12:26 AM in Advertising, Marketing, Media, Media Relations, Public Relations, Super Bowl | Permalink

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02/10/2007