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  • Here
    Posted: 7 years 49 weeks ago
    on the post: Real young creatives show us their.. uh.. guns.
  • Look's like Viral Boy is having server trouble, so it's probebly gone viral and knocked it over. I'll let you know when its back up.
    Posted: 8 years 1 day ago
    on the post: Kill Posh Asa Bailey Viral movie
  • And now the Asa Bailey clip has been seeded on Kontraband.com , not only that it's gone straight in at number 1 on their top 20, thats 100,000 views a day right away. So there's not much chance of it not going viral now. LPC24
    Posted: 8 years 13 weeks ago
    on the post: A real red nose day for Paul Kaye
  • Anyone got any images of this yet ??
    Posted: 8 years 20 weeks ago
    on the post: 'Cigarette sex' ads fined NIS 400,000
  • Yes you silly bint - there on your shoulders. Oh well bugger me backwards; I wonder who put them there? Answer See evil baby - top right!
    Posted: 8 years 20 weeks ago
    on the post: Ad gone astray?
  • Its just a very lame, non funny idea full stop. and it looks crap and its a copy of some much better ads and it looks crap It's bloody new years eve - what do I know about anything, I should be well drunk by now LPC24
    Posted: 8 years 20 weeks ago
    on the post: Dentsu makes Boeings Dance
  • Hello adgrunts. I have been asked by one of the top ad testing firms in the US to advise on the subject of ad testing for viral campaigns. I assume they mean video ads and interactive spots. I thought I*d share the load, and ask you all what you thought about it. Im testing the testing idea... If it*s possible? Is it necessary? How could it be done? I*ll happily consult with anyone with any constructive ideas on this. So please can I start this as a discussion about viral ad testing and see where it takes us. Just to kick us off How could we use the world of advertising blogs to test TV spots? If they go viral would this prove anything? Would the blog comments have any real value? Or is the testing for a viral campaign going to be the same as testing a TV campaign, in a focus group for example using soft research? (this one seems a bit lame to me) Best. LPC24
    Posted: 8 years 26 weeks ago
    on the post: Testing Viral Campaigns - yes / no?
  • HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA hahaha! Nice Oh what DNS fun we have
    Posted: 8 years 27 weeks ago
    on the post: Ogilvy London Hijacked
  • Oh no, www.netimperative.co.uk I have posted a full update to dabitch. I'll leve it up to her to release the next episode in this mad crazy game.
    Posted: 8 years 27 weeks ago
    on the post: Ogilvy London Hijacked
  • Just to put this one right. Some posts have questioned the attack by the viral team as being misguided as O&M use Ogilvy as its worldwide brand, OK fine, but can any one explain this then... http://www.ogilvymather.nl Seems to me that those who are saying otherwise such as the misinformed netimperative.com should do a bit more research before jumping in with their comments. The legend lives on. LPC24
    Posted: 8 years 27 weeks ago
    on the post: Ogilvy London Hijacked

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