I’m not sure that the average Bob and Betty on the street have that much appreciation for the role of advertising agencies in the ads they see. If they do it’s probably a stereotypical “Darrin Stevens”:http://www.tv.com/bewitched/i-darrin-take-this-witch-samantha/episode/13947/summary.html or “thirtysomething”:http://www.tv.com/thirtysomething/show/203/summary.html?q=thirtysomething concept of what goes on.
The reason I ask this is that the folks commenting over at “Gordon and Frank”:http://www.gordonandfrank.ca/ seem to be very quick to talk about Bell’s agency.
For the first week most of the comments on “our post”:http://www.onedegree.ca/2006/02/06/gordonandfrankca were generally negative towards the ads and to Norm MacDonald’s involvement.
Then on Monday February 13th the posts took a turn and became _overwhelmingly_ positive. I’m not sure what might have caused this – maybe the ads changed or something.
Anyway, here are a few representative posts:
bq. Hilarious. It’s about time we show our great Canadian sense of Humour. How about stuffed animal mascots for sale. Great fund raiser for our future Canadian Athletes. I buy a pair. Keep up the great work.I’m proud to be a Canadian and a Bell subscriber.
bq. Hooray to the Bell Marketing department to hire a company with a sense of humour. Enjoy the ads, breaking up the sometimes dry CBC commentary.
Month: February 2006
A new service called egoSurf has distracted Ken Schafer a bit over the last few weeks. Can you ego handle the egoSurf’s judgement of your online credibility?
Comments closedThe momentum behind “TorCamp”:http://barcamp.org/TorCamp continues as *two unevents happen next week*.
On Monday February 20th, “Tucows”:http://www.tucows.com will be hosting “TorCamp DemoCamp 3.0”:http://barcamp.org/TorCampDemoCamp3.
Then on Saturday, February 25th, “Navantis”:http://www.navantis.com/ will be the site of a new event format added to TorCamp by “Bryce Johnson”:http://barcamp.org/BryceJohnson, namely a “Design Slam” called (appropriately) “SlamCamp”:http://barcamp.org/TorCampDesignSlam1/
*What is a Design Slam?*