Advertising

An ad so good that it could make your kids and even your Grandmother drop an "F-BOMB."

Some states have banned the massive advertisement platforms. Someone online brought up a valid question; would Montana benefit from doing the same?

In the past, the Montana Office of Tourism has done a great job at bringing tourists into Montana. However, with the launch of a new campaign this month, I worry that this new campaign may be too late.

From car stereos to mattresses, broken cell phones to tanning salons, here are two dozen local jingles that are probably buried in your head.

I guess I should come clean and let my wife know that someone has been waving to me.

I can't wait to get bombarded by commercials for furniture ads.

You can have the most amazing treasures to sell.  You can arrange them in the most eye-catching way.  You can spring for coffee, donuts, and foot massages.  If people don’t know you’re having a garage sale, it won’t matter.  That’s why you’ve got to get the word out...

I was watching TV this morning before I came into work and I saw an ad for rubber vehicle floor liners that the announcer dubbed "The Perfect Christmas Gift". Really? Sometimes I wonder how far marketers are willing to go in terms of selling crap by calling it the "Perfect Christmas Gift": "Wouldn't you hate to die right before Christmas and leave your loved ones to foot

Burger democratists, rejoice: As of this weekend, the creepy Burger King mascot, “the King,”  is officially dead. Concurrent with the release of the guacamole topped California Whopper, Burger King’s new advertising agency of record McGarryBowen has dethroned the edgy monarch in favor of an approach based on health and freshness.