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Tag Archives: television
Improve Your Super Bowl Ads
When I watch ads during the Super Bowl Big Game, I usually find myself muttering “call to action, call to action” to the point that my wife starts putting away the sharp objects. The amount of air time that’s wasted … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Marketing
Tagged media, Super Bowl, technology, television
