Motorola V710
v710 TV Commercial on Comedy Central
I just saw a commerical for the Motorola v710 on Comedy Central at 3:24pm C.S.T. In between a re-run of SNL with Britney Spears.
It had a guy on a bullet train walking between cars. I caught the tail end, so I will have to be on the lookout for it.
Anyone else seen these ads on tv, and are there other ones as well?
It had a guy on a bullet train walking between cars. I caught the tail end, so I will have to be on the lookout for it.
Anyone else seen these ads on tv, and are there other ones as well?
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www.bpvwebdesigns.com said:
I just saw a commerical for the Motorola v710 on Comedy Central at 3:24pm C.S.T. In between a re-run of SNL with Britney Spears.
It had a guy on a bullet train walking between cars. I caught the tail end, so I will have to be on the lookout for it.
Anyone else seen these ads on tv, and are there other ones as well?
I saw the exact same one on MTV this tuesday. Nice commercial, then again, it is a nice phone in the eyes of the beholder(including myself)... đ
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www.bpvwebdesigns.com said:
I just saw a commerical for the Motorola v710 on Comedy Central at 3:24pm C.S.T. In between a re-run of SNL with Britney Spears.
It had a guy on a bullet train walking between cars. I caught the tail end, so I will have to be on the lookout for it.
Anyone else seen these ads on tv, and are there other ones as well?
I saw it last week end on FOX I was watching some fashion show I think it was called Fashion Rocks or something like that
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Who did the ad, Moto or VZW?
If it's the former, then perhaps Motorola has realized VZW's crippling--er, I mean "testing"--process is killing the once spectacular demand for the v710. They must have some angry engineers who watched a very promising product systematically ruined by meddlesome VZW product development/marketing types. Maybe Moto decided to sling some advertising dollars to bolster demand for what is shaping up to be a lost cause.
One other [lengthy] observation also comes to mind. Television advertising is a costly expenditure. That this phone is being pushed on Comedy Central suggests targeting of a different consumer base than I would have expected. I enjoy Comedy Central on occasion, so I obviously fall into tha...
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If it's the former, then perhaps Motorola has realized VZW's crippling--er, I mean "testing"--process is killing the once spectacular demand for the v710. They must have some angry engineers who watched a very promising product systematically ruined by meddlesome VZW product development/marketing types. Maybe Moto decided to sling some advertising dollars to bolster demand for what is shaping up to be a lost cause.
One other [lengthy] observation also comes to mind. Television advertising is a costly expenditure. That this phone is being pushed on Comedy Central suggests targeting of a different consumer base than I would have expected. I enjoy Comedy Central on occasion, so I obviously fall into tha...
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