Posts Tagged ‘advertising’

this guy again

26th April 2010 by niko

this guy again

this guy again

i wrote about this guy in a previous post. i think this is either the owner of the company or the writer. this must be a bad joke. as an internet marketer, i would love to find out the click through rate of this campaign.

this guy again

this guy again

now he’s showing up on facebook - and notice how the ‘dislike’ button is no longer there so i can’t even vote him out. has anyone EVER clicked on these banners? i for one haven’t - but then again i’m not a big on clicking on banners and it’s my business to create them. go figure.

the worst banner ad i have ever seen

11th January 2010 by niko

the worst banner ad i have ever seen

the worst banner ad i have ever seen

this must be a joke. i don’t have any idea why anyone would click on this ad. this is even worst that those stock dancing flash movies used in other crappy banners. first of all, the NYS driver’s license looks nothing like that. second, could they have used a worst image? this guy looks like he was born in 1884 not 1984 and drives a mule, not a car.

it only takes 3 dollars to buy an image from istock.com folks.  the ad agency responsible for this should be fired - along with the client’s marketing department. c’mon people…all this money spent on media buys and this is the best creative you could get. the only thing they can probably say in their defense is that they save you money cause they don’t spend it on creative.

anybody have any worst banners…send them over.

the MTA’s new advertising properties

18th June 2009 by niko

new MTA advertising

new MTA advertising

this appeared at one of my heavily commuted subway stations early this past monday. as i and the rest of the new york masses were deftly trying to avoid each other (especially the ones who come in the opposite direction not in their lane, and you know who you are) we were all surprised. each one of us did a split second stutter step as if in a bizarrely choreographed flashmob.

i understand the advertising dollars, as subway advertising properties have increased, but two things i have to say to the MTA:

#1, red means stop. i know h&m’s colors are red, but even in that split second the mind registers don’t go and danger. new yorkers want to avoid subways as much as possible. i won’t go into the myriad of reasons, you can the read the post for that. but you don’t have to bathe the turnstiles in red to make us think that there’s something wrong. we already think there is.

#2, i can see these new plastic sleeves on the metal turnstiles breaking and causing problems to the turnstiles; requiring closing them down to repair. unless you had the samsonite gorilla testing them… c’mon this is new york. i’ve seen the homeless shove entire shopping carts through there. that’s the other thing we don’t need, delays (of any sort) trying to get in/out of places we don’t want to be in anyway - especially with the fares going up.

just one more reason for MTA #fail.

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