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Those McConaughey Lincoln Commercials: Perplexity Solved
One of the great pleasures of watching this MLB postseason has been the incessant airing of the McConaughey™ Lincoln commercials. And I think I’ve finally figured out the larger play. The ads actually feature the oft-unrecognizable Christian Bale, playing McConaugheynow, in the first biopic … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Branded Content, Media, Television, The Future
Tagged Acting, Christian Bale, Lincoln, McConaugheynow, MLB, Postseason
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The “Come Awn!” Files: HP Paid For This
It matters to me that hot soup be hot and cold soup be cold.
Posted in Advertising, Social Media
Tagged Come awn!, Hewlett-Packard, HP, LinkedIn ads, Mass accent, paid media, Social Media
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Does Coke Want To Be More Than Liked?
Just took a look on Facebook and saw this curious update from Coca-Cola at the top of my news feed: Not to state the obvious, but the update is asking 22.5 million Facebook users who have already “Liked” Coke to … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Branded Content, Facebook, Social Media
Tagged Coca Cola, Coke, Facebook
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Fortune Cookie Tweeting
Brands are better served differentiating themselves in social media by ensuring their social media copy is less fortune cookie copy; more sharp, conversational copywriting. A quick scroll of the Coca-Cola tweet stream, reveals they are sparing with broadcast tweets (the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Branded Content, Social Media, Twitter
Tagged Coca Cola, Coke, fortune cookie, happiness, tweets, Twitter
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Bacon Wrapped in Google TV Bacon, Inside Film Bacon
Last night I stopped the DVR, mid-fast forward, mid-program interruption, to watch a commercial. Yup. It was a short version of this Logitech spot featuring Kevin Bacon playing an unlikely (or likely, as the case may be) Kevin Bacon devotee. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Branded Content, Media Consumption, Television, The Future
Tagged Footloose, Google TV, Kevin Bacon, Logitech, Oliver Stone, Quicksilver, The Google
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