One of the things Nike does best in their commercials is to get the viewer to "feel" something with their ads. The above Revolution commercial clearly does that from the start.
Showing posts with label commercials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commercials. Show all posts
Monday, April 26, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Go World | Behind Visa's Olympic Marketing Campaign with Antonio Lucio
Antonio Lucio, Chief Marketing Officer of Visa, discusses their Olympic sponsorship and marketing with the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games and beyond with AdAge (via Amir Zaheer).
Here's 5 examples of Visa's current Olympic video (television and internet) spots:
Monday, February 8, 2010
Cool Super Bowl Ads of 2010 | NFL Thank You to Fans
During the actual game, I missed the first part of the NFL's ad thanking their fans during Super Bowl XLIV (2010), but thanks to the magic of YouTube, I've had a chance to watch it over and over.
Great videography with slow-motion effects...
Sunday, February 7, 2010
8 Classic Super Bowl Commercials | Apple Macintosh, Monster, E-Trade, Coke, CareerBuilder, Xerox, Hulu, GoDaddy
Super Bowl 1984 | Apple Macintosh Ad
Super Bowl 1999 | Monster.com Ad
Super Bowl 1999 | E-Trade
Super Bowl 1980 | Coke and Mean Joe Green
The next ad could apply toward several corporations and government entities near you as well.
Super Bowl 2006 | CareerBuilder
Super Bowl 1977 | Xerox Monk Ad
Super Bowl 2009 | Hulu Ad
Super Bowl 2005 | GoDaddy Ad
Super Bowl 1999 | Monster.com Ad
Super Bowl 1999 | E-Trade
Super Bowl 1980 | Coke and Mean Joe Green
The next ad could apply toward several corporations and government entities near you as well.
Super Bowl 2006 | CareerBuilder
Super Bowl 1977 | Xerox Monk Ad
Super Bowl 2009 | Hulu Ad
Super Bowl 2005 | GoDaddy Ad
While GoDaddy has taken controversial Super Bowl ads to the edge, if you want to register a name (cheaper than GoDaddy), check out SuperstarNames.com, where every internet domain name benefits charity (currently the American Red Cross efforts in Haiti).
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