Nathan |
12-04-2006 02:04 PM |
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Originally Posted by rowan
(Post 11453473)
A set of car parts working together to form a continuous stream of motion in an ad is probably of interest to many car owners... even to the non mechanical person that ad clearly demonstrates some of the car's features.
How many TV owners (or potential owners) would really be interested in balls bouncing down a street or ink flying in the air?
It is a cool ad but I can't understand how the typical consumer would see the behind the scenes stuff and think wow, I gotta buy me one of those TVs. :)
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See, thats the thing... marketing has many forms... the point of the ad is not to go "damn, I have to have one of those TVs!" ... far from it...
The point of the Ad is very very simple. To make sure as many people as possible that think.. "Hmm, I should get me a new TV, I wonder which one?" think this right afterwards: "Sony has this cool range of Bravia TVs with the awesome colors, I should look at one of them in the store..."
Branding is extremely important for big consumer products...
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