Oh no absolutely, unless its something you see and its like, "Oh thats a good offer" or whatever And as for there being dancing in it being a redemptive factor Well I agree, but I dont think its setting out to be a deep meaningful thing Just a bit of fun, not my cup of tea but ive seen more offensive ones
What i really object to is this ad being on kids tv. honestly what is going o nis this lot have online campaigns and all this malarchy but the reality is nobody on social media picks this **** up and makes it "viral" thats what all these companies dream of something going viral and making a buzz. The research currently shows online and soical media campaigns are worthless in terms of advertising. These ads have actually been the most complained about to the watchdog http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...t-pants-named-complained-commercial-2015.html I don't wish to get anyone in truble so do not open this link www.stormfrontorg/forum/t1084515/ I have removed the https so its not a hyper link right... ok you in work do not open. this is a white racist organisation I found while googling the complaints above. The fact is daring to disagree with such ads puts us in the same camp as this lot of scum in the eyes of some and thats why they get aay with this ad campaign. they say everyone complaining is a fascist. Now i read this site... briefly and they complained about exactly the same thing i did. the ad being on when kids are getting ready for school.
You say that, but if you were asked to name 3 comparison websites, I'd have good money that you'd name Compare the Market as one of them mate. It's a great business model, they have no product at all, and are just leeching off actual suppliers by creating a 'market place' competition that the vast majority of suppliers feel as though they have to participate in. Direct Line are one of the few abstainers, and as a result have to spend a far higher amount of cash on their marketing than their peers. Many of the others are 'in the game' merely by opting to be part of the CTM model and have their product exposed to millions of potential customers off the back of CTM's marketing, so it's become a symbiotic relationship. I wish I'd have thought of it.
I should let the guy in the ad in on a little secret... none of them look good in high heels. The whole point of the ad was the very first one was a slogan about he got whatever off his car insurance and he feels epic then it zooms out and you see the high heels and ronaldo hot pants as a oh how witty are we moment. From there they thought how to top this... probably got good feeback on the little joke so they thought what is the most controversial thing going... ah yes miley cyrus and wreaking ball.. so they get a fat builder ot be the total opposite of her. right ok something happens and they go do a black guy in shades doing a security job body popping... hmmm must have not gone down well. They combine the first two... no sign of the black dude (racists) They then get a dance crew for each (all white) to extend the ad.. (again racist) so... one can only conclude they feel they are increasing sales by doing this. The one audience i doubt they are making any sales in are males. so perhaps they don't want our business.
the meerkat ads are positive and fluffy and tried to be humerous. The robot on went nowhere. that one was dull but tried to be cute and i think they kill it. churchill ad and character is always a favorite. Parkinson doing insure your dead granny ads is more ****ing positive than money supermarket and that tells old biddy's they are baout to die and they need to buy a coffin FFS! This one however... is negative and off putting. Compare the market also.. well got there first didn't they? I've been on said website but never on money supermarkets cos their add immediately put me off.
I'd also comment that For comparison sites I would probably say i'd know more hotel ones as apparently we all travel constantly. that's another rather pointless advertising things constantly going.
Oh yeah forgot about that one, thought that was alright I dont know lads, think it is going a bit deep into it about being racist and stuff
As I said, product awareness is a fundamental function of advertising. Personally I've never used any of the comparison websites so I don't know how effective they are. Surely it comes down to price if that's what's being compared so although that might be good for the consumer it isn't really helping the sellers unless they're the cheapest?
Not everyone travels though, and many still just book a package when they do. But everyone has home insurance and most have a car, so once a year they will have a need for the comparison sites.
If they were racist and there are no black people on the ads, surely they would agree with the ad? I havent clicked the link so dont know if Ive got wrong end of the stick
It's price lead, but not completely price orientated, as the quality and depth of cover is also a consideration factor. Funnily enough I got my house insurance renewal yesterday and I'll be using them today.
Sure, but the need to flood the screen with adds for comparison sites for hotels does seem to be pervasive. I mean these sites only do what brokers did for years and years. a broker however can help you with your claim and I am pretty sure these websites have very very very little value to the customer bar giving a starting point. i generally stick to the right insurance for me with the right terms and shop aorund the trusted brands for best deal. The single only time i ever had an issue was when i got a cheap insurance 10/15 years ago and someone hit the back of my stationary car and the service was bloody awful. I think in general choosing your insurance on the basis of a stupid ad is gold to those clowns. knowing what you want and where to get it is a skill people must be losing. The direct line winston wolf ads are in general quite positive in nature where people get shown the positive benefits etc... they don't put me off at all, plus they appeal to a broad swathe of customer types and ages, sex, race etc.. someone is trying hard to be positive and encompassing.
Yep, that's exactly what they do and the only service they offer the customer is making the choice of what's available easier to access.
