Marketing Store Hosts Critique of Consumer-Generated Ads

So, what do you think of those Super Bowl ads?

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Industry tongues are wagging over the three marketers who’ll be doling out $2.6 million each to run consumer-created ads during the Super Bowl. One promotion agency is giving industry insiders a place to kibitz about it.

The Marketing Store Worldwide launched a chat site, AgencyIdol.com, where marketing pros can critique the Super Bowl spots for Doritos, Chevrolet and the NFL. Each brand hosted a contest for consumers to create ads; the winners will run during the Feb. 6 game.

Site visitors also can comment on the trend of marketers using consumer-generated content in ads, and vote on whether the three brands are getting their money’s worth. The site launched last week, and will stay up through Feb. 13. The site is managed by Derek Moore, senior vice president and director of direct and relationship marketing at Chicago-based Marketing Store.


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Marketing Store Hosts Critique of Consumer-Generated Ads

Marketing Store Hosts Critique of Consumer-Generated Ads

So, what do you think of those Super Bowl ads?

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Industry tongues are wagging over the three marketers who’ll be doling out $2.6 million each to run consumer-created ads during the Super Bowl. One promotion agency is giving industry insiders a place to kibitz about it.

The Marketing Store Worldwide launched a chat site, AgencyIdol.com, where marketing pros can critique the Super Bowl spots for Doritos, Chevrolet and the NFL. Each brand hosted a contest for consumers to create ads; the winners will run during the Feb. 6 game.

Site visitors also can comment on the trend of marketers using consumer-generated content in ads, and vote on whether the three brands are getting their money’s worth. The site launched last week, and will stay up through Feb. 13. The site is managed by Derek Moore, senior vice president and director of direct and relationship marketing at Chicago-based Marketing Store.


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Know your Customer - Grow your Business with Targeted Email Marketing


In an industry littered with competition and product variation, promotional suppliers, event marketers, agencies, and other promotional vendors need to re-evaluate the ways in which they collect data and communicate with potential customers. No longer are recipients tolerating irrelevant marketing materials, via email or any other medium. Sending relevant, targeted offers that they WANT to receive is essential in order to acquire new customers and grow your business.
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