New York Times: The High Price of Creating Free Ads
Advertisers are starting to find out that when it comes to advertising, you get what you pay for.
Scott Goodson, chief executive of StrawberryFrog, an advertising agency based in New York, said the shortcomings of contest entries — not just those for Heinz — refuted predictions that user-generated content might siphon work away from agencies. “This Heinz campaign, much like the same ones done by Doritos, Converse and Dodge, only goes to show how hard it is to do great advertising,” he said.
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- אני רוצה ששמי יהיה על בקבוק
3 hours 12 min ago - Name Asaad
Coca cola
Thankz
3 hours 15 min ago - What, no pitchforks and
17 hours 30 min ago - Worth it for your dream
17 hours 31 min ago - I could care less about the
18 hours 33 min ago - Okay, it may be hokey in some
1 day 7 hours ago - What is the name of the song
4 days 5 hours ago - With this card, they're
4 days 9 hours ago - Haha as well as "Why is it?"
4 days 17 hours ago - This was all so much better
4 days 21 hours ago


But the user generated ads are so fresh and insightful.
No-one expects user-generated content to be any good. It's only there to make people feel like their brand of choice gives a sh*t.
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