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Category Archives: Advertising and Marketing
Osama Bin Laden cologne
Not in China, not media, but it is at least related to advertising: Pakistan’s newest fragrance, straight from the streets of Lahore: Eau de Afghan cave? Must smell really wonderful. From Pakistan’s Daily Times.
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Airbus for the People
This ad promoting a new plane from Airbus appeared in yesterday’s People’s Daily. The People’s Daily has a perfect target readership to present to certain types of advertisers: it is the newspaper that all government cadres all get. By the … Continue reading
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What is WPP?
Basically, you are WPP’s bitch. They own at least a third of the world’s biggest advertising and marketing agencies. This is from their website: What does ‘WPP’ stand for? ‘WPP’ stems from ‘Wire and Plastic Products’, a UK manufacturer of … Continue reading
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CISCO: Serving the people, serving the Party
This is an ad for Cisco that appeared in yesterday’s People’s Daily. Slick full color ads like this are rare in the staid Party organ. WARM-HEARTED CITIZEN WANG XIAOHU E-government really makes Wang feel happy. Today, he submitted two proposals … Continue reading
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Just jump!
Jason Mills sent in this photo which he found on the Internet. It was apparently taken somewhere on the Shanghai subway.
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Do you take this golfball to be your lawful wedded wife?
Are China’s real estate developers finally going completely round the bend? The headline in the ad below reads: “Love is when she is the only the thing in your eyes.” Who is this beautiful woman? She’s a golfball. The ad … Continue reading
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Will billboards kill the TV star?
In the past year, outdoor advertising expenditure has jumped by 126%, the largest increase of all types of advertising media. According to China Business (zhongguo jingying bao, Feb 23, 2004), ad-spend on outdoor media will maintain its high rate of … Continue reading
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Sichuan Little Sister™ Ayi
China’s first branded domestic help company started business this year, according to the People Daily (print edition, Friday February 20). Named Chuan Mei Zi or Sichuan Little Sister, the company cooperates with a Chengdu women’s association to find and train … Continue reading
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The Economist wants you to feel good about yourself, and then send money
A clever piece of direct marketing for The Economist encourages you, or in this case me, to subscribe by appealling to vanity. It’s not perfect: “Jeremy Goldkorn, unleashed” is printed with a laser printer so it doesn’t look exactly like … Continue reading
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Days Inn pirates their own logo
This lightbox is hanging at the entrance to an alleyway off Wangfujing. It’s got to be a pirate sign right? The logo doesn’t even have the right number of sun-ray spikes. Compare it to the Days Inn logo on the … Continue reading
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