Recently, AT&T has partnered with BBDO to create an ad campaign designed to simplify the very confusing process of choosing a cellular provider. Choosing a wireless phone service can be daunting. All companies seem to offer a wide array of products, packages, bundles, and services; customers typically choose providers based on recommendations from friends and family. In this case, AT&T hopes to capture consumers by simplifying the purchasing process. They hope that consumers will base their choice on some very astute, candid, and hysterical children.
Take a look:
Funny, right? Not only are they funny the first time, they're funny the second and third as well. They're so funny, you'll start quoting them to your friends and then your friends will start quoting them. You'll unmute the TV during commercials just to watch them. And, that's where AT&T and BBDO have done it right! They've made commercials entertaining and informative and in addition, started WOM buzz!
Way to go AT&T! Keep em coming.
Karen-
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree anymore, AT&T has been hitting the nail on the head lately! These commercials are hilarious, in every form. It's funny noticing how most ideas/commercials/products are a hit with consumers when they are simple. But making a simple product or commercial is often one of the biggest challenges. Kudos to AT&T and BBDO for actually making a simplistic cell phone commercial that can actually bring a chuckle to the consumer!
I definitely agree. I do love the AT&T commercials just because they are so memorable and the kids are great. It would be annoying if it was the exact same one over and over, but I seem to see a new version of it every week! My new favorite is the one where the kid claims his basketball nickname would ne Nicki Flash because Nicki rhymes with Flash...kinda. Sometimes it takes taking a step back from pushing your product, and instead creating something that connects with people emotionally to create brand awareness because everyone who talks about that commercial knows it's from AT&T. Being creative can ultimately have greater memorability of a brand than if the commercial just mentions the brand name over and over.
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