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Consumer Generated Commercials Score Well Among Viewers
by mtippett | February 9, 2007 at 02:38 pm
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During this year’s Super Bowl, some brands – including Doritos, Chevrolet and the NFL – aired commercials created, filmed, and produced by members of the general public. When asked about entertainment value, more than twice as many respondents preferred the consumer-generated ads (21 percent) versus the professionally-produced ads (10 percent). A majority (63 percent) thought they were of equal entertainment value.When asked which Super Bowl ads respondents would like to watch again, the consumer-generated ads also fared well. Doritos ranked second, with 31 percent of respondents indicating they would like to see the ad again, while 15 percent indicated they would like to view the Chevy ad again. Anheuser-Busch, which aired the most Super Bowl spots, apparently won over consumers with their Budweiser and Bud Light spots. Thirty-five percent indicated they would like to see the Budweiser ads again, ranking first among brands advertised, while Bud Light ranked third with 29 percent.
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at 16:25 on February 9th, 2007
As one of the NowPublic editors, I’ve flagged your item as Incomplete.
It is an interesting story but could benefit from your personal opinion, or experience. This is what citizen journalism is all about - having your say and adding value/information to existing news/opinions. Here's an opportunity that regular media don't often provide - so take advantage!
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at 18:03 on February 9th, 2007
Hey Matte. Of course you're right. Actually my thoughts about the ad business aren't that different from the news business. If someone can do something akin to journalism then it's trivial to do advertising. The ad business is in for a rude awakening.