Unfortunate Banner Placement of the Week
Posted in: UncategorizedMark Webber celebrates about the impending Children’s Pageants coming to Australia. Original Qantas banner here https://adsfac.info/ads/QAN355/198799.0.0.swf
Mark Webber celebrates about the impending Children’s Pageants coming to Australia. Original Qantas banner here https://adsfac.info/ads/QAN355/198799.0.0.swf
This is another sad example (of many) of why news sites should turn off ads for stories of mass killings. Why should they profit from tragedy? What brand wants to risk a contextual message disaster? As found on News.com.au
I love it when a media plan comes together…. no wait wrong film.
I love it when a media plan comes together…. no wait wrong film.
This is another sad example (of many) of why news sites should turn off ads for stories of mass killings. Why should they profit from tragedy? What brand wants to risk a contextual message disaster? As found on News.com.au
Mark Webber celebrates about the impending Children’s Pageants coming to Australia. Original Qantas banner here http://adsfac.info/ads/QAN355/198799.0.0.swf
Aside from the fact the headline would put Dr. Seuss to shame, the context of ad and story really couldn’t get much worse…
There is a seemingly endless supply of contextual ad mishaps, and this is a particularly good example found by David Johnson. It’s also an excuse to get a Corey Worthington story on Bannerblog, since every other media outlet is flogging it.