Anheuser-Busch has released a collection of video “snippets” to feed the pre-game buzz. Check out the Budweiser YouTube channel to see more.
Here’s a nice compilation of some of the Superbowl ads. Interestingly, DDB gives itself credit in the reel.
I’m betting on the crabs as being a favorite, as well as the hitchhiker with an ax. Hard to tell if the others will payoff.
Some call the game. I call the ads.
You know, it occured to me after writing that headline, that most of you will snip “marketers have and always will lied.” But let’s put that debate aside for a moment. If the past few years have taught us nothing it’s that social media doesn’t respond well to advertising pretending to be otherwise. I’ve got…
Google closed on the acquisition of DoubleClick today, and issued this statement to address concerns (continued Dart service, as well as privacy provisions). As a buyer of interactive media (primarily paid search but also targeted display), I like this deal. Google’s muscle, innovation and discipline from the paid search origins means this could enhance the…
This week we saw YouTube pushing its homepage advertising to a new level, selling Lionsgate (“The Haunting in Connecticut”) both the masthead and the standard right “box unit” for a new unit. It’s called the “cross talk” ad, which is a lovely name for it. It really does have a nice effect (from a marketer’s…
Well it seems things are fine in TV Land. A recent study shows that TV ads beat the web in creating engagement (specifically by 38 gagillian times). And a previous study shows we don’t miss the ads we skip. Good news, media buyers! Get those bucks back on television. Next week: Print is alive!
In the interest of search-engine optimizing this video, I had to give up the punchline in this post’s title. What happens when you meet a hot woman at a bar and she happens to be bald (or, uhm, suffering from “male pattern baldness”? The video, titled “Awesome Bar Scene,” is hysterical, and worth watching twice….
As you regular readers know, this WillVideoForFood blog is designed for three audiences: online-video creators who aspire to generate income from their work, marketers, public relations firms and advertisers looking to access the most visceral form of social media: online video (in a way that’s neither a “viral video gamble” or as uncontrollable as “consumer generated…
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What’s the spread?
I like the ax one too and I think the Classroom looks funny, but I think the football crowd will go with the Nascar Apocalyps.
Where can I find the Budweiser ad with the auctioneer?