"I think the best argument that I've heard against this was: what happens when the Monday night race is rain delayed until Tuesday?
I still wouldn't be surprised to see one event scheduled during the week next year. Should be interesting…"
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Daytona 500 in Primetime
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan Holota Mar 21. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
As much as I'm a motorsports fan, I'm not really into Nascar. But the Daytona 500 was rain delayed on Sunday and postponed until Monday evening where it was broadcast in prime time for the first time…Continue
Yellow Page Ads
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bob Knorpp Nov 30, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Favorites
Not sure if this is the right forum for this or not, but Bob can feel free to move it if he would like.A recent look through a phone book showed that every ad agency in the city had a yellow pages…Continue
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Bob Knorpp replied to Ryan Holota's discussion Daytona 500 in Primetime"Hm. NASCAR has actually been continuing to slip in popularity and has financial troubles. Not sure it would make a good Football replacement. I too wonder about the move's effect on the ratings, but I would think it probably hurt viewership of…"
Ryan Holota commented on Bob Knorpp's blog post The Problem With PR Prose"Great post Bob, you are absolutely correct.
There is one other thing that differentiates your Twitter stream from spam - permission. We've all opted in to your stream. But of course, we've done that because you provide good content."
Bob Knorpp replied to Ryan Holota's discussion Yellow Page Ads"I've often wondered about that. I personally don't list, but there's something to be said for brand presence. If agencies preach it, you gotta put your money where your mouth is.
Plus a Yellow Pages buy includes inbound links from…"
Ryan Holota posted a discussionYellow Page Ads
Not sure if this is the right forum for this or not, but Bob can feel free to move it if he would like.A recent look through a phone book showed that every ad agency in the city had a yellow pages ad. This, despite mounting evidence that they just don't work.So,are the agencies all stupid for advertising there, or do they assume their clients are stupid/old school and looking in the yellow pages for solutions?What do you all think?*edit* Of course, the other possibility is that these ads…See More
Ryan Holota replied to Stuart Thursby's discussion The Thing About Gap"I think that Gap left their logo alone for too long. It became a classic piece of marketing that consumers have come to love, a staple in the shopping malls, and something that most people really identify with.
I don't buy anything from the…"
Ryan Holota replied to Bob Knorpp's discussion The problem with "Corn Sugar""TAB sold for years in the US with a warning on the side of the can that clearly stated that it contained a product that caused cancer in lab rats.
"Corn Sugar" is in so many of the products that we buy that I don't think it really…"
Ryan Holota replied to Bob Knorpp's discussion Do Stunts Like This Buy Brand Equity?"Perhaps, but isn't the potential downside of a stunt like this particularly frightening? Streakers, groping, sexual assault, etc? It's certainly an attention getting stunt, but I'm not sure how smart it is for the company in the long…"
Ryan Holota replied to Bob Knorpp's discussion Has Ted Extended It's Brand Too Far"There is a TEDx event happening not too far from me this winter. Yes here, between Timbuktu and Lower Rubber Boot Canada. I think that they risk diluting their brand by spreading themselves too wide. Isn't one of the coolest things about TED…"
Bob Knorpp left a comment for Ryan Holota"Awesome to finally get you signed up here, Ryan. Always one of my favorite tweeters. :)"
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- At 10:12pm on September 29, 2010, Bob Knorpp said…
- Awesome to finally get you signed up here, Ryan. Always one of my favorite tweeters. :)
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