Romance is in the air, or so says the people paid to market Valentine’s Day to Americans. Over the next few weeks, you’ll be bombarded with ads to pick up some chocolates, maybe some flowers or even a romantic comedy to enjoy with the mister or missus on Friday night. If you happen to live in San Antonio, you might have already bought all of the above and then some.
Amazon released its annual list of America’s top 20 most romantic cities this morning. Some may be surprised to learn that San Antonio is number one on the list with Seattle coming in at number two.
Per Salesforce ExactTarget Marketing Cloud's data, JCPenney was the second-most mentioned brand on social media platforms during last night's Super Bowl, trailing only Budweiser. The King of Beers garnered 192,527 mentions across Twitter, Facebook, etc., while JCP drew 120,334 mentions.
For those who love Fran Drescher for her wacky sense of humor and distinctive voice and laugh, they’ll be happy to hear that she’s making her Broadway debut, with pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen, of “Call Me Maybe” fame.
The two of them will star in “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella,” where Drescher will be playing Jepson’s wicked stepmother.
Today, we look at the top 10 ads from Super Bowl XLVIII, why SundanceTV cast Elisabeth Moss, and Jason Momoa.
Today, we look at the top 10 ads from Super Bowl XLVIII, why SundanceTV cast Elisabeth Moss, and Jason Momoa.
For some people, seeing others cry is a direct trigger to the waterworks. It’s like seeing someone throw up and then feeling your gorge rise. Only much sweeter.
Netflix appears to have gained exclusive streaming rights for documentary The Fabulous Ice Age, at least for four months. The title is currently available for streaming.
Netflix just uploaded the trailer on YouTube:
Early in the Super Bowl’s first quarter, Jaguar found itself playing defense. Lexus—not even a big game advertiser—was buying space on Twitter piggybacking on its #goodtobebad hashtag. When you’re cultivating a bad boy image with villainous Brits in your commercials, you don’t abide rivals squatting on your hashtag.
Early in the Super Bowl’s first quarter, Jaguar found itself playing defense. Lexus—not even a big game advertiser—was buying space on Twitter, piggybacking on its #goodtobebad hashtag. When you’re cultivating a bad boy image with villainous Brits in your commercials, you don’t abide rivals squatting on your hashtag.