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waloshin

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Oct 9, 2008
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Can't the Apple marketing team brainstorm any new ideas, all they do is try to reinforce all the old information over and over again!

Examples:

Surprise
Top of the Line
Elimination
PC Choice Chat
Biohazard Suit

I could go on and on! All there about is viruses, I want a computer with a big screen, fast processor, o and no viruses!
 
Sales say otherwise.

Macs shipped

1Q2007 - 1,606,000
2Q2007 - 1,517,000
3Q2007 - 1,764,000
4Q2007 - 2,164,000

1Q2008 - 2,319,000
2Q2008 - 2,289,000
3Q2008 - 2,496,000
4Q2008 - 2,611,000

1Q2009 - 2,524,000
2Q2009 - 2,216,000
3Q2009 - 2,603,000
 
They're massively popular and effective, thats why theyre still around. A company as good at marketing like apple wouldn't be using them if they werent.
 
I think that ISAF should negotiate a settlement with the Taleban and withdraw from Afghanistan and that Gordon Brown should call a General Election moments before announcing his resignation... is this still the PRSI forum!? :eek: ;)
 
I just can't get enough of Kylie playing with her parents laptop and going online when they're obviously not around . . . responsible parenting skils by those PC owners . . . :D
 
When were the first I'm a Mac, I'm a PC ads aired? I feel like it's been at least 3 years? If so that's way too long.

That's just me, though. I don't watch TV, so I'm not really annoyed by it per se.
 
I think it's somewhat ironic that Apple's ad campaign touts how their machines "just work" . . . and yet here we are on a forum with thousands of threads about how they just don't. ;)
 
As opposed to any other ad campaign?

I worked at Chick-fil-A BEFORE the "Eat Mor Chikin" campaign began. I think it started in 1996. Those commercials don't really deviate much from the premise (eat more chicken). These are advertisements, not TV series.
 
A commercial doesn't have to be enjoyable to be good. The fact that we're discussing them means they're good.

and yes, I hate them too, but I still think they're good (if not a bit misleading)

I agree. Usually bad ads stays better in your head than good ads, especially very annoying ones.
 
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