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Aside from the fact that I find some of the commericals in this current ad campain downright annoying ( such as the woman who called her car "Brad" - Super Annoying), I have noticed a trend that is troubling to me.
MOST people name their cars .. considering the wreck her life is, that is what you remember?
LOL - the point is, you remembered. That's what they pay those big TV-type bucks for.
Exactly my point. when it comes time to pick an Insurance company you may not remember x and y but Z(the product) is burned into your Memory.
Some people get offended by the sexual nature of commercials these days but SEX has always been a factor in commercials.
Exactly my point. when it comes time to pick an Insurance company you may not remember x and y but Z(the product) is burned into your Memory.
Some people get offended by the sexual nature of commercials these days but SEX has always been a factor in commercials.
LOL - do you mean SEX (as in gender?) -- or SEX (as in SEX)?
Liberty Mutual runs a very racist commercial that plays on the trope of the bad black man, needing forgiveness for "one little mistake". They seem to run this racist commercial for the benefit of white audiences, for it is very demeaning to black people. They must be a real had company for a black person to work for, plus their insurance packages are highly discriminatory, so no wonder they would cook up that trash, and CNN is gung-ho about running it and run it all the time.
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