Sexist Ad or Good Attention Grabber?
- Thread starter Don Draper
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I remember rewinding the old vcr over and over again watching Phoebe Cates in Fast Times at Ridgemount High. That scene was a good spank material. (remember that was before internet porn)
Dude, how can you give it only 6-10? Think abou it.... We're discussing it on terb and everyone's watching the ad. Now times that by all the "General Disscussion" forums there are on the web talking about it and yep watching the ad. Plus all the people talking about it at the watercooler at work sayin "Did you see that ad for JCP, What do you think about it?" Everybody knows that controversy is a great selling tool used often in this society. Like they say in hollywood.. "Bad publicity is better then no publicity"
I don't think its genius marketing but it's effective.
Mad Mel made like a billion dollars for Passion of the Christ and when it was reviewed as "controversial" ticket sales skyrocketed.
Of course I dont think its sexist at all. I think these feminists need to chillout and go get laid more often. Anything with a hot women in it is considered sexist to these cold pusses.
It isn't selling a store, it's a style they're marketing.
A pink tie with the right colour shirt can work with faded jeans. Golf shirts are still fashionable.
Therefore it's not a great ad, only a good one because you can buy these at several men's clothing stores.
They're also trying to sell the notion that men are stupid and will be fooled into thinking the right wardrobe will get them sex. The ad is successful in getting us to ponder this idea.
7/10
A pink tie with the right colour shirt can work with faded jeans. Golf shirts are still fashionable.
Therefore it's not a great ad, only a good one because you can buy these at several men's clothing stores.
They're also trying to sell the notion that men are stupid and will be fooled into thinking the right wardrobe will get them sex. The ad is successful in getting us to ponder this idea.
7/10
