Monday, September 03, 2007

I thought I said guerilla marketing


Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if I was starving this ad wouldn't make me want to eat Cadbury chocolate.

Surely I'm missing something here?

6 Comments:

Anonymous Angus said...

I just wrote a very similar post Stan. I'm not getting it either...

2:16 am  
Blogger David MacGregor said...

Me too…

They used to say:

If you've got nothing to say - sing it.

But steady on…doesn't Cadbury have something to say?

I feel an essay coming on:

Postmodernism and the rise of existentialism in advertising.
(Or How I learned to stop thinking and love anything quirky I can bung a long on the end of...)

6:42 am  
Anonymous David Koopmans said...

Ok, I had the same reaction, but what if their target is Youtube rather than TV? Could it go viral beyond us advertising and marketing hacks?
Pretty expensive way to get there I guess. So far around 10,000 views in 2 days. It polarises people by the look of it; some love it some loathe it. That has to be good.
Some more comments here.
http://www.adrants.com/2007/08/gorilla-waits-for-his-cadbury-moment.php#comments

7:30 am  
Blogger FRAN said...

i don't know what it has to do with cadbury, but when we were about 15 we all use to do that drum part to phil collins, not with a guerilla suit on though.

9:10 am  
Blogger Lisa Breslin said...

It's pretty stupid yea, but I like it. And, I think I get it - that they are equating the joy you get from losing yourself in the music to the joy you get losing yourslef in a chocolate bar. But personally, I don't like Dairy Milk and I'm not a big fan of chocolate full stop. But I still like what they did.

6:51 pm  
Blogger paul said...

I think what you're missing is a sense of humour.

5:05 pm  

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