purefire21
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The problem is that it's just a windows phone. There is no brand here, that's just like saying this is my apple phone by att. Call the phone what it is not window phone.
That would be up to the OEMs to make specific commercials. Microsoft is only able to advertise what is unique about WP8, not specific devices that it does not make.The problem is that it's just a windows phone. There is no brand here, that's just like saying this is my apple phone by att. Call the phone what it is not window phone.
The problem is that it's just a windows phone. There is no brand here, that's just like saying this is my apple phone by att. Call the phone what it is not window phone.
The problem is that it's just a windows phone. There is no brand here, that's just like saying this is my apple phone by att. Call the phone what it is not window phone.
I don't see that concept being at all successful. For one thing, men don't not typically associate smartphones with fashion statements.
Many people who are now buying smartphones weren't even born yet when the "Where's the Beef?" ad aired back in 1984.
because that's an OEM ad not Android OS ad?agreed. "pink windows phone" isn't going to be very descriptive if bob is talking to tom about a phone he just saw.
galaxy s4, on the other hand, pins down exactly what device they might be discussing.
my point was, they're not showcasing the os or anything new...
potential customers don't see wow features, they see what they have on other phones already.
Celebrity endorsement ads have less to do with product features and more to do with consumers associating the product with someone they admire.
Target audience: Men who like sports, and technology
Ad strategy: (1) I (consumer) like basketball, (2) I like Grant Hill, (3) Grant Hill likes Windows Phone, (4) Therefore, maybe I will like Windows Phone too?
There's also the sub-text of tenacity. Grant Hill has been a basketball star for a long time. He's come back from injury, he's still hungry to win. But he also balances that with keeping in touch with the people in his life that are most important to him. Audiences can connect with a storyline like this.
And if you like features, he does emphasize the camera on the phone, which is one of the top things people use smartphones for.
Also, side note. Grant Hill, class act.