Repeat Ad Nauseam: TV Spots Risk Driving Consumers Away - Adv...
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- Pgillin on 2008-12-08 - Tags daily_reading , advertising
- Nalperstein on 2008-12-01 - Tags advertising , nauseam , ad irritation
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Exhibit A: the creation of a Facebook group -- 8,979 people strong -- organized to stop the Toyota ad from playing ("There have been worse commercials, and there have been commercials that were played this often; but never before has a commercial this bad been aired so much," reads the group's description).
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More than 26% of TV households will have DVRs by the end of 2008, according to Interpublic Group's Magna -- that's nearly one-third of potential customers for a cellphone, credit card or can of soup
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While it takes only three ads to cause wear-out in print -- about the same as it did 10 to 15 years ago -- a TV ad these days can reach the same point after only eight showings, down from 15 to 20 during the same time period.
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"With the fragmentation of the marketplace, advertising on a top top-10 show brings you about half the audience it did 10 years ago," said Nissan's Mr. Marx.
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