I don't believe there is a website on the internet that get 1% of iPhone users and unique visitors in a day
nor registered users Apple has sold a lot ..... Of iPhone
Funny post though!
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Apple Debuts Two New iPhone 6 Ads: 'Loved' and 'Hardware & Software'
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I don't believe there is a website on the internet that get 1% of iPhone users and unique visitors in a day
nor registered users Apple has sold a lot ..... Of iPhone
Funny post though!
I find that funny, cause down the road they make Mercedes, which are not too shabby compared to the BMW
Anyone get the feeling these ads are geared towards non-english speaking buyers?
When I clicked on 'Loved', I was expecting something similar to 'Misunderstood'. But it's clear, 'Loved' is no 'Misunderstood'. I'm assuming the other ad is crap as well, since they both have the same moronic tagline. Yes, if it's not an iPhone, it's not an iPhone! Amazing - like I was watching a parody instead of a real ad.
When it comes to being the creators of market leading innovations, Apple certainly are now leading the field in .... adverts ...
for ....
...... them :-(
for ....
...... them :-(
Stupid line IMO."If it's not an iPhone... It's not an iPhone"
Wow that is genius.
"If it is not Alkatel well it is not an Alkatel"
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"If it's not an iPhone it's not an iPhone".
Boring and uncreative.
The fact that most of the commenters are saying how much they like the ads is proof that standards have dropped big time.
The fact that most of the commenters are saying how much they like the ads is proof that standards have dropped big time.
The use of "love" in the English language has always been confusing to me. I mean, I love my mother. But I don't love my iPhone. It's an electronic device, how could I love something like that? If it's broken, I buy a new one. There is no emotional connection at all to this device.
Having said that, the ads are okay. Not the greatest but far from the worst. Don't like the "If it's not an iPhone it's not an iPhone" slogan.
Having said that, the ads are okay. Not the greatest but far from the worst. Don't like the "If it's not an iPhone it's not an iPhone" slogan.
Yep. I guess they're saving it for the fall when the new OS and native apps become available? It would be nice to see them counter all this FUD but in typical Apple fashion they're completely silent. Of course it doesn't help that we're in the quiet period before earrings.
The drought continues.
These ads are not funny, they're not entertaining, nor do they have any content, nor do they explain why you should buy an iPhone. I don't think the man in the street will understand what's so special about hardware and software working together, unless you give an example. None was given in these dreadful ads. The music in the first ad was ugly and indicative of why no-one buys today's music. Finally, I can't stand the voiceover, whose nasal, snarky tones I find irritating in the extreme.
Sorry I can't be more positive.
These ads are not funny, they're not entertaining, nor do they have any content, nor do they explain why you should buy an iPhone. I don't think the man in the street will understand what's so special about hardware and software working together, unless you give an example. None was given in these dreadful ads. The music in the first ad was ugly and indicative of why no-one buys today's music. Finally, I can't stand the voiceover, whose nasal, snarky tones I find irritating in the extreme.
Sorry I can't be more positive.
That's pretty cool they brought back the "if you don't have an iPhone" slogan. I liked those a few years ago. Shows some well deserved cockiness in the face of the competition.
The marketing problem I have with BMW is their branding. Im a laymen and I have no idea what their model names mean. You could explain them to me but then that defeating the purpose of proper marketing.
I’m asking myself how they came about the 99% figure?
In the Uk, I’ve noticed that when they advertise womens cosmetics they add a note at the bottom of the screen along the lines of, “83% of 174 women surveyed agree”.
This would be the transparent way of doing it, the only problem is that it would show what bull that 99% number is.
In the Uk, I’ve noticed that when they advertise womens cosmetics they add a note at the bottom of the screen along the lines of, “83% of 174 women surveyed agree”.
This would be the transparent way of doing it, the only problem is that it would show what bull that 99% number is.
Since I do not have much nice things to say about the earlier incarnations of iOS 8, I won't do anything but chuckle at that ad.