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Showing posts with label consumer generated advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label consumer generated advertising. Show all posts
Monday, September 20, 2010
New CGA Campaign for 2011 Super Bowl
Pepsi Max will be joining Doritos for a consumer generated advertising competition in which prize money totaling $5 million will be offered to the winning advertisements that score highest in the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Poll. While Doritos has been participating in this venture for several years, Pepsi, which stayed out of last year's Super Bowl, appears ready to take the CGA leap. According to a news report in USA Today, Pepsi Max has suffered from a "somewhat confusing image." The target audience is males who show disdain for products with "diet" emblazoned on them. Pepsi Max competes against Coke Zero in this category. The campaign, according to the news article, isn't so much about boosting sales as increasing awareness and knowledge about the product.
Labels:
CGA,
consumer generated advertising,
Doritos,
Pepsi Max,
Super Bowl 2011
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