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thenry 13-01-2013 20:34

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
thanks Ben. whats Bolts involvement this time? "i promised you speeds didnt i" with Sir Branson sticking a screw driver into a server - keep up, they want more speed :LOL:

BenMcr 13-01-2013 20:41

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
I'm not part of the Marketing team, so I have no idea what the further plans are

Maggy 13-01-2013 20:42

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Qtx (Post 35522390)
A single rejection does not negate the 25 adverts virgin had banned in just 18 months for misleading or telling Porky pies ;)

And of course Sky and BT have never been reprimanded by ASA.:rolleyes:

Qtx 13-01-2013 23:15

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35522775)
And of course Sky and BT have never been reprimanded by ASA.:rolleyes:

Who is saying they have never been reprimanded? The point was the scale of virgin medias banned adverts...25 banned adverts in 18 months as you obviously missed that :rolleyes:

Was it not one of virgins/David Tennant's adverts which was banned not long ago for saying Goodbye to Buffering? :nworthy:

Mick Fisher 14-01-2013 17:15

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Qtx (Post 35522820)
Who is saying they have never been reprimanded? The point was the scale of virgin medias banned adverts...25 banned adverts in 18 months as you obviously missed that :rolleyes:

Was it not one of virgins/David Tennant's adverts which was banned not long ago for saying Goodbye to Buffering? :nworthy:

That one is on the same scale as Gordo's "Goodbye to boom and bust" :D

starfish 15-01-2013 08:52

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
I wish they would spend this money on something useful. Like reducing my bill, for example.

BenMcr 15-01-2013 09:51

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by starfish (Post 35523285)
I wish they would spend this money on something useful. Like reducing my bill, for example.

That doesn't track. All companies separate out marketing and promo budgets from other costs.

qasdfdsaq 15-01-2013 16:52

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
Just because they are organizationally separate does not mean neither can change.

Both are are still money, and both count towards their bottom line in the end.

BenMcr 15-01-2013 21:22

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq (Post 35523510)
Both are are still money, and both count towards their bottom line in the end.

However I doubt very much within any company with shareholders you can simple divert a marketing budget to offset price increases. The financial structure is more complicated than that and I reckon most investors would be more willing to allow a company money to advertise than most of things, as it's seen a positive thing to do.

Plus even if it were possible, the pricing difference most customers would see would be negligible, and the long term impact for the company would far outweigh the short term benefit.

qasdfdsaq 16-01-2013 17:36

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
Perhaps, but consumers care about the benefit to themselves, not the benefit to the company.

Our 0.1% pay rises this year are negligible but the unions still spent millions fighting for it... :-/

thenry 22-01-2013 23:19

Re: Tennant and Bolt return in new Virgin Media campaign.
 
is it possible for someone to keep this updated with the latest ads released?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwI36...e_gdata_player

is this new?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEpu8...e_gdata_player

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2rIE...e_gdata_player


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