Old Spice Moms Singing is Superbowl Material
Old Spice’s 2014 Superbowl ad shows moms singing and stalking their sons
Ferris Bueller Movie Highligts Moshed With Broderick’s Superbowl Ad
You’ve seen the Ferris Bueller homage that promoted Honda during the Superbowl. Now watch Michael Broderick “then and now” as he delivers key lines in both the Superbowl ad and the film. Be sure to check out all the advertisement’s “Easter egg” subtle nods to the film.
Best Super Bowl Ads of 2010
Last year my video roundup of the best Superbowl ads was seen more than 7 million times, so I kinda had to make a sequel. Since this year’s theme (for both aired videos and those banned) seemed to be about guys being gay or wearing underwear, it felt right to use “I Wear No Pants”…
What Media Buyers Need to Know About Online Video
What perfect timing. I watched this “New Media Minute” by Daisy Whitney, and was interrupted by a Product Director who’s seething over his clueless media buyers. My client, like me, is perplexed and annoyed by the inability of most media buyers to speak succinctly to brands about two simple things: whether the media spend is,…
Amateur Commercial Beats Agency Ads in Superbowl
It’s not the first year a Superbowl ad was produced by an amateur (source: Advertising Age report on USAToday poll). But this year’s $2000.00 commercial featuring a crystal ball getting tossed into a Doritos machine beat many of the Madison-created commercials. It’s a good day for companies like Poptent/Xlntads, which contract with amateurs to produce…
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Top 10 Best Superbowl Ads (and 3 worst)
We count down the best and worst of 2009 Superbowl ads even before the Superbowl is finished airing…
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Watch Superbowl Ads Online on 7 Video Sites
Online-video sites featuring Superbowl advertisements of 2009
Winning Doritos Superbowl Commercial
You won’t likely see this 30-second consumer-generated video in the Superbowl, but I decided to enter the contest anyway. I named this entry “winning commercial” for Google’s spiders not for you. It’s really a loser. If I was smart, I’d focus on nailing another poorly promoted contest, instead of tossing my hat into this crowded…