Sunday, November 29, 2009

I tried the counter once again. I'd like to know if it really work or hackers get in there before I officially applied it in one of my blog's page. You know some people here from "wherever" they are are trying to dismantle what I will have to forecast today. No I wont announce here who will win in the Grey Cup. It is not about the color although people are raving for something BRIGHT.

Like flies loving the flame of light from the oil  lamp, from the light bulb, ceiling light and headlights and all the lights you can imagine.

Grey Cup is not really as "huge celebration" like that of the Superbowl where in the most awaited funfare of commercials are switched on every after game break. Those advertisements that sponsored the games enough to pay for the whole celebration as big as promoting the Olympic Games.

How big is this advertisement on TV? HUMONGOUS! Advertisers paid MILLIONS OF DOLLARS just to have their AD seen on TV even just a glimpse of less than 5 minutes.

I remember the time when we had to accompany a neighbour of ours to have a 4 minute insertion of their company's advertisement before the movie begins at the cinema. Just less than five minutes of being aired on the cinema screen their company has to pay at least P50,000 to P100,000. And mind 'ya this story is as old as 1979. What about now in Year 2009? Maybe a minute advertisement would cost a company double or quadruple amount of money. P50,000 X 4

Can you just imagine how much the Coca Cola Bottling Company pays for their ad on television? Maybe mind boggling! Or some other commercials such as beer, wine and other popular product. That's why some companies would rather create their own way of being heard and seen.

The inexpensive way to commercialized product of choice is always  "WORD OF MOUTH." How the consumers feel about the product endorsed by your family, friends, and other people who consumed, used and have the products thereby they really know what those items are. If it works or not. The true consumers & buyers knew all. Caveat emptor!