I like the stats throughout the whole video. We shouldn't use all of them but we should use a couple like 1.26 minutes in (Yo quiero taco bell) and 1.43 seconds (100 texts/day)
@MrChadb0urne likewise - so we demonstrate media saturation is for real. okay - this establishes the ground of operations, a common baseline for understanding and identification but then what? I mean, that's not gonna really be news to people, is it? What are you/the class advising people should or can do about this fact?
several amazing stats. e.g. at 1:22 90% remember "Yo Quiero Taco Bell" but only 40% know July 4, 1776 ... Nice work. I found the stat on the 2020site you referenced. I would love to find the original study. If you have it, let me know. In my own search I found a reference that noted that Taco Bell actually lost sales from the campaign and the agency was fired. See pg 40 of "The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR"
you have a lot of quotes that are relevant to everyones life, i think we should incorporate them
smorlando3 10 months ago
I like the stats throughout the whole video. We shouldn't use all of them but we should use a couple like 1.26 minutes in (Yo quiero taco bell) and 1.43 seconds (100 texts/day)
hdanfort 11 months ago
@hdanfort what scenes would you juxtapose these with? How do we use them to create an articulation that is the message you want to convey?
StephJoke 10 months ago
@:31 For the Flow team. Perfect quote for media saturation
MrChadb0urne 11 months ago
@MrChadb0urne likewise - so we demonstrate media saturation is for real. okay - this establishes the ground of operations, a common baseline for understanding and identification but then what? I mean, that's not gonna really be news to people, is it? What are you/the class advising people should or can do about this fact?
StephJoke 10 months ago
several amazing stats. e.g. at 1:22 90% remember "Yo Quiero Taco Bell" but only 40% know July 4, 1776 ... Nice work. I found the stat on the 2020site you referenced. I would love to find the original study. If you have it, let me know. In my own search I found a reference that noted that Taco Bell actually lost sales from the campaign and the agency was fired. See pg 40 of "The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR"
mwesch 11 months ago