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Giving Super Bowl Advertising a Buzz: Social Media Initiators Influence Super Bowl Advertising Buzz and Buy Advertised Products
Super Bowl watching is a social experience. We watch the game eagerly for its pomp and competitiveness, but also to assemble with friends and family, be part of a community, and engage with others as the show and the advertising unfold. We share food and drink. We talk before during and after the game. And, […]
Tags: advertising, buzz, copy testing, G&R, marketing research, metrics, Norms, research, SB, social media, Super Bowl, XLVIII
View Full PostFraming Research for a Pharmaceutical Messaging Campaign
A leading biopharmaceutical company was preparing to launch a new product into the U.S. market. Concerned about the fallout from potential negative news reports about the product, they developed a consumer directed messaging program to help answer potential consumer questions and concerns about the product. They enlisted G&R to pre-test the communications program. G&R recommended […]
Campbell’s Chunky
Big heads at the game? Very funny. Big heads in food ads? Not so much.
Tags: Ad, AdHaikuesday, advertising, campbell's soup, clay matthews, humor, print, weird
View Full PostToyota
Car safety matters, but it is hard to express and harder to sell.
Velveeta
Wry and different are starts, but they still don’t trump clear and convincing.
Tags: Ad, AdHaikuesday, advertising, confusing, convincing, execution, food, print, wry
View Full PostRaisin Bran
Caringly refreshed, truly big ideas can last thirty years and more.
Tags: Ad, AdHaikuesday, advertising, classic ads, concept, kellogg's, print, refreshed
View Full PostM&Ms
Page horizontals: When trying to do more actually does less.
Tags: Ad, AdHaikuesday, advertising, candy, chocolate, horizontal, layout, M&M, print
View Full PostArm & Hammer Ultra Power 4x
It is workmanlike, but effective: always a good combination.
Office 365 Home Premium
Borrowed Interest: Although kids attract readers, they don’t help sell tech.
Tags: Ad, AdHaikuesday, advertising, Borrowed Interest, Microsoft, Office, Office 365, print, soft sell, technology
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