I really like this PR initiative done by Uber during the pandemic. Their message was encouraging people to stop moving and stay home. It shows that Uber cares about health and safety over their profits. https://t.co/NSTizuqkwb #434wigton23
@MegG_ADVRT434 This article brings awareness to how important of a skill it is to be able to work effectively in groups. I like how this article went in-depth about what you can learn from working in groups + the benefits!
I like this article because it lists a lot of positives of working in groups. For example, it allows less burnout and more opportunities for growth and productivity! https://t.co/hd34pMpDjo #434wigton23
Thought the Turbo Tax ad was very creative! Saying, "Come to Turbo Tax and DON'T do your taxes" was a great line and an example of effective copy. You only ever hear "do your taxes." Saying the opposite catches the audience's attention! #WigtonSB57
So interesting to see how Netflix is almost partnering with different brands to create a sort of shared commercial. Saw it with the Michelob Ultra commercial, and then with the electric vehicle commercial. Honestly, a good way to advertise for half the price. #WigtonSB57
The Bradley Cooper ad was goofy. I have been seeing more and more ads that are done in that style where they show "behind the scenes" or "real moments" #WigtonSB57
I thought that it was funny because right away I could tell that the Hy-Vee ad was low-key throwing shade at Fareway. This is a great example of an offensive ad because Hy-Vee is trying to capitalize on Fareway’s weakness of being open one less day in the week. #434wigton23
Offensive ad: I can not find the corresponding Hy-Vee ad, but a while ago I noticed a Fareway ad talking about why they close on Sunday, and then later saw a Hy-Vee ad highlighting the fact that they are open on Sundays. #434wigton23
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I think one ad that was ineffective was the Kendall Jenner Pepsi ad. I feel like we can all agree that this ad kind of missed the mark and was not well thought out. Some problems can't be solved with soda, sorry Pepsi...
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Here is an article about cohort studies. I like this article because it does a great job diving deeper into what it is, along with listing pros and cons and examples of this research method! https://t.co/Ehblsg8JWV #301wigton22
such an interesting/unique turbotax ad. It almost felt like too much was going on, but I feel like it was an engaging ad and it caught my attention #WigtonSB56