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radio, radio
It has been called the "theater of the mind." "Marconi's miracle." And, most commonly of all, "that
$#@!ing noise."
It's cheap. It's effective. When it's done right, it can be the workhorse of smart media plan, even in these cyber-centric
times. (Best of all, for someone who spends a lot of time--O.K., ALL the time--talking to himself in funny voices, it's proven
a good fit.)
Yes, here at bendeily.com we are indeed bullish on radio. So here's a sampling of spots across a range of categories (that's
ad-speak for "different stuff"), just to demonstrate that radio--even retail radio--doesn't have to, well, suck.
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>>On to the PRINT page, eh?
>>Or TV, perhaps?
>>And then, there's always online...

***START HERE, gentle listener,
if you will, with
Callaway Wines
("Wine for whatever.")
NB: It has been suggested (by various indignant well-wishers) that this here campaign of mine was completely ripped off by
those who created the "real men of genius" campaign, which post-dates it. If this is in fact so, I take it as the
sincerest form of flattery. It's advertising, after all. there's nothing new under the sun.

American College of Physicians
| :30 "dy-no-mite" :30 "LP" |
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| :30 "shakalaka", :30 "ring ring" |
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AreYouGame.com
(From the imaginary games campaign, which also included "unipuzzle" and the infamous "lumpo.")
| :60 "hide under the sofa" |
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Union Bank of California
| :60 "improbable news hour" |

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Lucky Stores
One of the many zillion spots in the long-running "disgruntled scissors" campaign. (If you lived in Northern
California a few years ago, you musta heard one.) I picked this particular one because it was handy. And I liked it.

Digital Island
| :30 "shopping cart" |

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(Above spot featuring Josh Miller, "voice of the SF Giants.")
| :30 "drive-thru" |

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>>On to the PRINT page, eh?
>>Or TV, perhaps?
>>And then, there's always online...
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and for goodness' sake, don't touch the squelch knob...
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