| How to Be Creative in Advertising - 89 sec
http://www.5min.com/Category/Business/Marketing
Learn from the pro's how to advertise and market your product with outstanding creativity. Just
check out these brilliant examples of visual
creativity!
Auteur : 5minStudio
Tags: ads advertising amazing billboards commercial creative Marketing original posters unique
 | | Derren Brown - Subliminal Advertising - 399 sec
Derren influences two guys who work in the advertising industry.
(Isn't the guy with the glasses annoying?)
Auteur : thaflash1988
Tags:derren brown animals advertising stuffed influence subliminal taxidermy taxi journey persuasion skills cats harp heaven
| | Truth in Advertising - 726 sec
a great story about how a marketing campaign is made. Speakers say what they think and not what they should say | you will like it
Auteur : slots
Tags:marketing agency campaign humor
| | When I Grow Up I Wanna Work in Advertising - 158 sec
Agency: Meyocks Group
Use: ADDY Awards intro
Description: Spoof of Monster's "When I Grow Up" campaign
Auteur : kgeiger
Tags:monster advertising grow up meyocks addy
| | Food Network Subliminal Advertising? - 52 sec
I was watching the end of today's (1/21/07) Iron Chef and noticed the screen quickly blink red. A few seconds later I start thinking, "Was that the McDonalds logo...?" Thanks to the magic of my Dish Network DVR, I rewind, and put it in to slow motion.
Sure enough, Food Network is allowing McDonalds to run subliminal advertisements in the middle of their programming!
Amazing!
Auteur : Eli8Bit
Tags:advertising ironchef foodnetwork
| | Advertising Space - Robbie Williams - 291 sec
Grant me serenity
"Everybody loves your lies but you"
" Antes de Elvis no habia nada" John Lenon
ATTE:
Sta. Milipresley
Auteur : milipresley
Tags:Elvis Robbie Williams tributo
| | Truth in Advertising - 158 sec
Funny
Auteur : spunkluver
Tags:Potty Mouth
| | Brooker's: 10 Biggest Cocks in Advertising - 201 sec
Charlie Brooker runs through the ten worst blokes in current UK TV advertising. From Charlie Brooker's Screen Wipe.
Auteur : BlueCrayon77
Tags: charlie brooker screen wipe adverts ads advertising advertisement bad cocks blokes men shit comedy tv television telly
| | Google Marketer's Playbook: Online Video Advertising - 3382 sec
Wondering about the latest in video ads? Google product managers discuss the trends, benefits and strategies of online video advertising.
Auteur : GoogleBusiness
Tags: google adwords online advertising playbook marketers internet video youtube advertisers
| | Robbie Williams - Advertising space Live - 282 sec
Robbie Williams performs "Advertising space" in Berlin
Auteur : sabrien
Tags:Robbie Williams Advertising space Berlin live
| | Slim Hopes: Advertising & the Obsession With Thinness - 310 sec
http://www.mediaed.org
Jean Kilbourne's award-winning video offers an in-depth analysis of how female bodies are depicted in advertising images and the devastating effects of those images on women's health. Addressing the relationship between these images and the obsession of girls and women with dieting and thinness, Slim Hopes offers a new way to think about life-threatening eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia, and a well-documented critical perspective on the social impact of advertising.
Slim Hopes is a lively and engaging program suitable for a wide range of audiences at high schools, colleges and universities. Using over 150 ads, it informs as it entertains, allowing viewers to build an analytic framework for considering the impact of advertising on women's health.
Auteur : ChallengingMedia
Tags:MEF Media Education Literacy Critical Mass Industry Educational Sut Jhally Jean Kilbourne Eating Disorders Women Health
| | Sex in Advertising Mind Control Video Psychology Sex Porn Sell - 583 sec
Be My Friend
http://www.myspace.com/psychtruth
Sex in Advertising Mind Control Video Psychology Sex Porn Sell
Advertisers use sexy women in a bikini to sell more beer.
Ever see the crazy commercial with Paris Hilton washing the car while eating a whooper?
How sex videos and porn videos are used to sell beer. The psychology of sex for sex mind control to sell stuff.
Music By Jimmy Gelhaar
http://myspace.com/bonjimmy
http://youtube.com/jgelhaar
This video was produced by Psychetruth
http://www.myspace.com/psychtruth
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© Copyright 2008 Zoe Sofia. All Rights Reserved.
This video may be displayed in public, copied and redistributed for any strictly non-commercial use in its entire unedited form. Alteration or commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Auteur : psychetruth
Tags: sex advertising mind control video porn sell psychology sexy women bikini beer Paris Hilton commercial
| | SIMS 141 - Search Advertising: Dr. Hal Varian - 2965 sec
Search Engines: Technology, Society, and Business. The World Wide Web brings much of the world's knowledge into the reach of nearly everyone with a computer and an internet connection. The availability of huge quantities of information at our fingertips is transforming government, business, and many other aspects of society. Topics include search advertising and auctions, search and privacy, search ranking, internationalization, anti-spam efforts, local search, peer-to-peer search, and search of blogs and online communities. The Instructor, Dr. Marti Hearst, is an associate professor in the School of Information at UC Berkeley, with an affiliate appointment in the Computer Science Division. The UC...
Auteur : ucberkeley
Tags:search advertising Education sims 141 information systems webcast uc berkeley cal course cl
| | Sublime & Subliminal: Semantics for Online Advertising - 3138 sec
Google Tech Talks
August 6, 2008
ABSTRACT
Web advertising, hasn't delivered its potential value to advertisers. This is partcularly true for contextual advertisement. The main problem is that the marriage of ad and the content of a page is based on algorithms that do not offer satisfactory results in understanding the actual meaning of the content of a web page. Try the search "stock base" in Google or Yahoo. You will get many more pages about equities than you do about soup. Yet the ads placed on these pages are too often not related to the main topic of the article. Showing an ad about food when the intended use of "stock base" was in the context of equities it's a mismatch.
Expert System now offers a revolutionary solution that automatically processes the meaning of the text to ensure that the ads selected are relevant. Expert System's CSA (Cogito Semantic Ad) relies on its Semantic Intelligence technology to analyze text on the page through linguistic analysis and Semantic Comprehension to assure that promotional information can be served more effectively.
Speaker: Marco Varone
Founder, CTO, and Director of the Board of Expert System, Marco is the "father" of the technology behind the Company's products and a key driver of the Company with his vision and technical skills. Marco is responsible for the R activities and roadmap in the software and linguistic areas. Marco holds a degree in Computer Science at the University of Modena with honors.
Speaker: Luca Scagliarini
Luca Scaliarini is VP of Strategy and Business Development for Expert System and responsible for the international expansion and strategic alliances. Prior to joining Expert System, Luca was VP Field Marketing Europe with think3 Inc., and Manager of the Services Product Line at SiteSmith, a managed services provider, where he helped to build the company up to the successful sale to Metromedia Fiber Network. Luca started his career with Hewlett Packard in product marketing roles in Italy and in the US. He holds an Electronic Engineering Degree from Politecnico di Milano and an MBA from Santa Clara University.
Auteur : googletechtalks
Tags: google techtalks techtalk engedu talk talks googletechtalks education
| | Bill Hicks on Marketing - 162 sec
Bill Hicks
Auteur : richselfdestruct
Tags:Bill Hicks Marketing Advertising Comedy
| | Derren Brown Subliminal Advertising with explanation - 523 sec
Derren Brown's US version (with explanation) on his ad agency subliminal advertising bit
Auteur : popculturestu
Tags:derren brown subliminal advertising
| | Leo Burnett / Arc Predictions, Future Trends in Advertising - 164 sec
Trends Predictions Report, by Ben Hourahine, Futures Editor at Leo Burnett (London).
The key dynamics in culture, communication, advertising and marketing:
- Mass is back (Say hello to the Swell Society).
At the turn of this year online downloads were included as part of the UK Christmas pop chart for the first time ever. This trend of online popularity being institutionalized shows that mass appeal will once again define marketing attitudes. The goal is the same; reach a mass audience, the difference is how to achieve it. Say hello to the Swell Society.
- Community Commerce.
Community connections will become more central to business practice. Retailers will seek to bring the community further inside the store, with more coffee shops, banking services and pharmacies within supermarkets. On the other side, community connections are being used to create new businesses for established brands.
- Screen Saturation.
Moving forward we will see the explosion of screen-based media, with screens on the side of buses, in petrol stations, supermarkets, the home and the pocket. While the medium may remain the same, the reach, context, audience and role of the media will be tweaked. There will be more broadcast screens than ever in 2010 and things are only going to get bigger: According to Sharp, the electronics manufacturer, the average television screen size will be 60" by 2015.
- Gender Reversal.
More women in work and the increasing role played by men within the family will see marketers change their focus. Men's interest and investment in the family will continue to rise as well, morphing the gender balance and changing the advertising context. Expect to see more and more campaigns aimed at women at work and men in the home.
- Brand Guardians.
The role of brands is evolving and will enter a new phase. With growing concerns over how to be healthy, safe and environmentally friendly, mixed with a real confusion about how to achieve this, we will see brands increasingly attempting to take on a guardian role.
- IP Idols.
Artists are grabbing control of their creative product. Intellectual Property (creative works -- ideas, songs, movies, TV shows) used to be owned and licensed by studios, record labels and other commercial institutions, but we will see artists back in the driving seat.
- The Data Awareness Era.
The public will be more aware of their data exposure than ever before and privacy concerns will be a defining issue in the future. Expect this trend to accelerate with the introduction of GPS location based information, the explosion in online information storage and social networking increasingly reflecting real life...
- Social Networks Get Real.
Social networks like Facebook -- once just virtual playgrounds - will now start to plug directly back into the real world. Increasingly we will see these networks beginning to dictate everyday life, influencing who people do business with, which parties, movies and gigs they go to, where they meet and with whom. Accelerating this shift is the advent and take up of mobile social networking: 14m people did it in 2007, and forecasts suggest it could hit 600m by the time the Olympics hits London in 2012.
Full report available on request.
Auteur : BHourahine
Tags: advertising marketing culture communication trends future forecasting trend spotting cool hunting
| | Gas Signs Truth in Advertising - 63 sec
These were put up around Los Angeles as a public art piece.
Auteur : donnymiller
Tags: commentary analysis news high gas prices oil companies public art piece
| | Captive Audience: Advertising Invades the Classroom - 276 sec
http://www.mediaed.org
For marketers who wish to reach the lucrative youth market, the relatively uncluttered medium of the school environment represents the final frontier � access to a captive audience of millions of students. Meanwhile dwindling federal, state, and local funding for education has left many schools vulnerable to the advertiser�s pitch. As a result, commercialism has steadily increased in America�s public schools in recent years, often with little or no public awareness.
Captive Audience examines this growing phenomenon through numerous examples of in-school advertising; interviews with teachers, students, parents, and activists; and a case study of community action to oppose an exclusive soda contract in the Pittsburgh school district. Media scholars and critics � including Alex Molnar, Professor of Education Policy, Arizona State University; Henry Giroux, Professor in Secondary Education, Pennsylvania State University; No Logo author Naomi Klein; and Bill Hoynes, Professor and Chair of Sociology, Vassar College � offer a broad look at the issues at stake.
Captive Audience is a compelling expos� of the transformation of classrooms, hallways, cafeterias, and textbooks into advertising vehicles. It explores how education is short-changed and democracy is at risk when schools become marketplaces and commercialism goes to the head of the class.
Auteur : ChallengingMedia
Tags:MEF Media Education Literacy Critical Mass Industry Educational Sut Jhally Public School Commercialism Consumerism Ads
| | Truth in advertising II - 164 sec
Truth in advertising II, check out http://www.vfxconnectoion.com
Auteur : levere
Tags: Truth in advertising
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