Here are some of the things I found interesting this week:
- Kami Huse educates us at Communication Overtones and Steve Rubel only lectures a little bit.
- Goofiness, and the Wrath of Mama Nature, returns to Los Angeles in the form of The Black Blob that Ate LA.
- Andrea Weckerle blogs about the importance of connecting companies with worthy causes in order to get the word out through cause marketing.
- KFC comes up with a way to reverse TV ads and draw more mini-sandwich eaters. Are blogger Little Orphan Annie decoder rings next?
- ADPulp looks at the use of PR to sell pharmaceuticals by enlisting PR Ambassadors.
- For Your Approval takes on the Give Me A Seat at the Table Myth.
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I hadn’t read the KFC one, how interesting. I don’t think I will be compelled to watch a commercial in slomo for $1. Little Orphan Annie might be a different story though
I wasn’t interested either, and I didn’t even see the commercial until this afternoon, but when I saw it, it flew by in a fast single frame. So I slowed it down. It was kind of funny that I’d actually go to the work of trying to watch a commercial with my Tivo. I do like the idea of a decoder ring though, or one of those hidden crypto messages in a blog post. I’ll bet that could attract some attention!
So, will you now go all the way and visit the website, get the coupon and go to KFC?
I did! And they sent me a coupon for a dollar. And then I lost it.