My San Miguel ad
It is only because I love San Miguel Pale Pilsen too much, and I do not want it to suffer the same fate as my other love, Winston Reds, that I am doing this for free. If someone can get the word out, and pass the message to the people at McCann Erickson (are they still handling San Miguel?), please do so. Product positioning. I heard that San Miguel Pale Pilsen has been suffering in sales in recent years. The reason why it is getting harder and harder to find it in the cheaper carinderia cum restobars (my favorite hangout). The younger consumers think San Miguel Pale Pilsen is "daddy's beer". That McCann would "idiotly" (if that is even an adverb) continue with the "isang platitong mani" ads, which is Bay Elorde vintage, does not help. What are you thinking? The joke was funny the first few times. It is no longer funny now. Come up with new material. You are not getting paid to just re-state the same thing over and over again. My take on ...
Can't people think of better ads? Me guess they not realize they homewreackers... (or not)
ReplyDeleteI am wondering how many Facebook users "liked" the ad?
ReplyDeleteI don't even like looking at FB ads. . . The worst part of my FB experience was when it was still election period. . .
ReplyDeleteDidn't you just hate how Villar's face keeps showing up on the right side of the screen whenever you log in?
@ don - if people "liked" it, then they have to be the stupidest peeps on this planet. =)
ReplyDelete@ nozrath - villar who? =)
yeah his face got so tiring maybe that's one of the reasons why he lost in the May elections. People got nauseated by his face.
Yeah. It was like a preview of what things would've been if he got elected. Imagine riding along EDSA with his face everywhere you go. . .
ReplyDeleteSounds like the Twilight Zone. Hehehe.
It's a good thing PNoy isn't like Gloria. When it was Gloria Era, even the Letterhead of Government Agencies had to have her smiling face printed on it.