Have you caught the new TV Ad for Rhapsody music service yet. In a way its purtty clever, its kind of spicy without being so spicy as to relegate the ad to more open minded time periods. My only complaint is the choice of verbalization of spoken copy. While I will not say that I haven’t reworked words for ads, blogs and so on, but Awesomer? Come on, how about more awesome, or similar? In the rush to get things in front of the consumer to make money, way too many ad producers rush and make rather stale to say the least ads. None of what I have seen so far, will make the Cleo awards, kinda the Oscars for TV ads.
Of course in today’s economy building a choice TV ad, can cost big bucks not too mention time, and ya’ll know there is not an abundance of either. But I do tip my hat to local KTVB/. They created a promo spot for their new app service for the news, with some hottie scanning a smart-phone. The little sexy giggle at the end ain’t bad, and I’d love to know, hell we could cast her for a promo ad for AyreWolfFM , speaking of that. Been doing some snooping to find out who the hot red head on Zales Jewelry ads is. The Oh my Gosh girl, ya know. Which brings me to the final here for this entry.
With KDXB within days of firing, and AyreWolf FM going not only local, but being syndicated nationally, both OTA as well as online etc, the plan is to build up a fyre to get those who don’t know, to tune in. This is going to be one helluva promo project at least as helluva project as we can afford right now. Some heavy weights in the aviation as well as specialty automotive business are already booking ad time. We have reached the threshold, now just need to carry AyreWolf Fm over the threshold into the bedroom as it were.
But again , I need to ask is awesomer a word? Hey Rhapsody, have your copy writer learn grammar and spelling will ya’ll?
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MTV is the lava lamp of the 1980's. - Doug Ferrari
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