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When being on every corner isn’t what you promote.

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When being on every corner isn’t what you promote.

When thinking about healthcare services on a day-to-day basis, convenience is a key factor that shows up often as a benefit on our briefs.  “Locations close to you” can be a huge selling point for the consumer and was even something discussed this week in thinking about urgent care.

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The best ad agency in the world right now…

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If you can’t sell them Bud Platinum, what’s the point?

on February 27th, 2012 in Ad-Lib by | No Comments

The Oscars used to be referred to in media circles as “The Women’s SuperBowl” because of the size of its female audience. Sexist? Maybe. But I’ll tell what’s sexist: the utter lack of interest the ad biz has in the advertising created and aired for this venue. Two million Tweets…

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Rock Me Wilford Brimley

on February 24th, 2012 in Ad-Lib by | 1 Comment
Rock Me Wilford Brimley

Planning and buying media is all about reaching the right audience at the right time. The theory is that the right audience seeing your message at the right time will make them more responsive to your message or more aware of your brand. This is what I believe as a…

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I bought the burrito….

on February 23rd, 2012 in Ad-Lib by | No Comments
I bought the burrito….

Maybe I am always looking for an excuse to eat a burrito for lunch, but today I got a burrito because I really liked the Chipotle ad that ran last night during the Grammy’s.

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Who are we talking to?

on February 22nd, 2012 in Ad-Lib by | No Comments
Who are we talking to?

Pitched directly at dogs, the advert that whistles: Frequency is far too high for pet owners to hear it.

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What do you want to do when you retire?

on February 10th, 2012 in Ad-Lib by | 1 Comment
What do you want to do when you retire?

Everyone’s thought about retirement—what may seem like the very distant future—when we’ll no longer come in to work everyday, and instead of the 9-to-5 can spend our days doing…whatever we want.  Prudential’s “Day One” Campaign is about that very first day of retirement and stories of what real people do…

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