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Category Archives: Advertising and Marketing
Ronaldo: sore throat endorsement blues
Mauro Marescialli writes: The things footballers have to put up with: burning sun, heavy rains, wind and, if they’re really out of luck, snow storms. But no big deal if you take ‘Golden Throat’ lozenges, says Ronaldo in this ad, … Continue reading
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A history of Li Ning slogans
Ben sent in a history of athletic goods brand Li Ning’s slogans over the last thitteen years. 1990 – Hope of China’s new generation (中国新一代的期望) 1993 – Every step is for victory (步步为赢) 1996 – Give yourself brilliance (把精彩留给自己) 1998 … Continue reading
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Bill Clinton’s Chinese suitor?
From an AP report on Brunei Online CLINTON OFFERED $2M TO REPRESENT CHINESE BRAND A small clothing manufacturer in eastern China says it hopes to sign the former US president to represent its brand, citing his “worldwide charisma”. “Our suits … Continue reading
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Thermal underwear makes my neck hurt
What’s wrong with this woman’s neck? Who knows, but it’s got nothing to do with the product this billboard is advertising: Nuan Pei’er, a brand of Korean thermal underwear. The woman with the neck problem is TV soap opera actress … Continue reading
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A familiar looking website
Chris Reiterman says: “Two years old, but still one of my favorites because its just so fucking obvious…” Have a look at the following sequence: The above is taken from the Audi wesbite. The below is taken from Beijing Sanxing’s … Continue reading
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Taikonaut advertising 2
Nongfu Shanquan mineral water has joined Mengniu Milk as a post-hoc sponsor of China’s manned space flight program. The image below is a poster displayed on convenience store windows.
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Just do good bye
Former Olympic gymnast Li Ning parlayed his athletic success into an eponymous multimillion dollar business by establishing China’s first real sporting goods brand. Sadly Li Ning’s logo and slogan are a shameless rip off of Nike’s, but their advertising is … Continue reading
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Woooaah!
What the hell is this? It’s an ad for a real estate development of course. And this development is blessed with superb names in both English and Chinese: American Rock in English and Postmodern Town (houxiandaicheng) in Chinese. According to … Continue reading
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Axis of dodgy real estate advertising
The cards below are from a Chinese language version of the US Army’s deck of most wanted Baathists. The ad below is from a real estate magazine. The text on the cards reads: my neighbor; my apartment; the property developer … Continue reading
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Sohu cares about copyright?
Does this look at all familiar? Hmm. Hmm. The picture at the top is an advertisement by Sohu, a major Chinese internet portal operated by a Nasdaq-listed company. The ad has recently appeared in various women’s magazines, and is intended … Continue reading
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