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Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Ford starts its mobility rebranding with a Super Bowl ad

Ford starts its mobility rebranding with a Super Bowl ad

Ford starts its mobility rebranding with a Super Bowl ad

Ford starts its mobility rebranding with a Super Bowl ad



Ford starts its mobility rebranding with a Super Bowl ad :  Portage for a considerable length of time has been touting itself as a versatility supplier whose business stretches out past offering vehicles and into administrations, for example, ride-sharing and bicycle sharing. Be that as it may, the automaker has generally limited the promoting of this new vision to advanced and advertising endeavors - as of recently.
With a 90-second Super Bowl advertisement that will air just before commence, the organization will take its message onto promoting's greatest - and most costly - arrange. The promotion, which was discharged Monday, touts Ford's expanding ride-sharing and bicycle sharing administrations, while likewise stopping self-driving autos that are still a work in progress. The organization behind the spot is WPP's committed Ford shop, Global Team Blue.

"This is the first occasion when we've done it in TV," Chantel Lenard, Ford's executive of U.S. showcasing, said in a meeting in regards to the more extensive portability push.

"Since we have this one of a kind open door with the Super Bowl with 90 seconds to recount the story, we believe it's an incredible approach to have the capacity to interface it with this thought of peopling move unreservedly in life. Since that is truly what these arrangements are about - giving diverse approaches to make individuals' lives less demanding as transportation honestly turns out to be all the more difficult in a few spots with blockage and different issues we are attempting to settle."

The promotion purchase - which was initially revealed via Automotive News on Saturday - marks the first run through since 2014 that Ford has run a national Super Bowl advertisement. That spot utilized James Franco and Rob Riggle to advance the Fusion. The business publicized in the pre-kick unit, much the same as the current year's promotion. While that opening had customarily been viewed as a pre-diversion purchase, Advertising Age, an offshoot of Automotive News, now arranges promotions that keep running between the coin hurl and kickoff as Super Bowl purchases on account of the esteem that advertisers put on the land.

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