[quote name=\'clemon79\' post=\'141304\' date=\'Dec 22 2006, 05:35 PM\']
[quote name=\'Scrabbleship\' post=\'141284\' date=\'Dec 22 2006, 11:19 AM\']
Did anyone notice last night that during the BenGay spot in the first commercial break they revealed the correct choice for the text message game? They did the same thing for Rogaine back on Tuesday and I'd assume for Listerine Agent Cool Blue on Monday.
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That's the entire point of the promotion, and I think they even say as much when they do the first blurb for it. The idea is to get you to watch the ads looking for the one that tells you who the right one is.
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Ok...I know I don't know much about the rules of advertising on television, much less about selling spots themselves, but wouldn't this make a win-win situation for both NBC and the advertisers?
Say NBC keeps up with putting the "real Identity" in the commerical with the sponsor's product, which, IMHO, is a really good idea. Now, couldn't NBC, if they scheduled THAT commerical at the last possible moment of the final commercial break (before the end of the game, of course). Then, couldn't NBC use that as a selling point for ad space? They could say "Hey, we're running a game in conjunction with a certain advertiser. The right answer is in one of the commericals...so the people most likely will watch all commercials up to that, INCLUDING yours looking for that answer."
Could that work, or am I reading way too much into this?
And to steer this back-on-topic-title-topic...I have a feeling this show will reappear in the Febuary sweeps, May sweeps (both as weeklong stunts), then be the summer replacement for DoND.