This is NOT consumer generated, this is someone at clemenger blue, they are saying it is consumer generated so they don't get sued. WHAT KIND OF F%#KED UP CONSUMER WOULD MAKE THIS. Shame on you banner blog - shame.
Posted by:upchucker on February 19, 2008 02:47 PM
Why would clemenger blue be sued upchucker?
Posted by:Will on February 20, 2008 12:59 AM
Regardless, it's mildly amusing and creative.
Posted by:Luc on February 22, 2008 03:52 PM
This is pretty average in the bigger picture, BUT very fwd thinking for a bank.
Posted by:Darren McCoy on February 22, 2008 08:17 PM
I doubt a brand like nintendo would give license to use one of there most recognizable characters to promote a bank. Given that this is not a parody of the character but the actual character I imagine if I was a brand custodian I would be pissed off. And given NAB are a bank suing won't be out of the question. I agree though that its forward thinking I just think its a bit naff to think a consumer would make this. I don't take offence to it being posted just that its been posted under false presences .
Posted by:upchucker on February 25, 2008 08:39 AM
I have a fine bank. I trust them. I like them. I would never EVER make Mario talk about their Fiscal Year End. I call shenanigans of the highest order.
Posted by:Pace on February 27, 2008 12:14 PM
This is neither consumer generated nor created by the NAB. This piece was used as part of a series student presentations at a Melbourne University. Each student team focused on the success, failures and results of 1 of 6 Australian based corporations.
The clip is not intended to act as advertising, but rather an innovative commentary on the hurdles, strategies and end result. The target audience was Gen Y.
This is NOT consumer generated, this is someone at clemenger blue, they are saying it is consumer generated so they don't get sued. WHAT KIND OF F%#KED UP CONSUMER WOULD MAKE THIS. Shame on you banner blog - shame.
Posted by:upchucker on February 19, 2008 02:47 PM
Why would clemenger blue be sued upchucker?
Posted by:Will on February 20, 2008 12:59 AM
Regardless, it's mildly amusing and creative.
Posted by:Luc on February 22, 2008 03:52 PM
This is pretty average in the bigger picture, BUT very fwd thinking for a bank.
Posted by:Darren McCoy on February 22, 2008 08:17 PM
I doubt a brand like nintendo would give license to use one of there most recognizable characters to promote a bank. Given that this is not a parody of the character but the actual character I imagine if I was a brand custodian I would be pissed off. And given NAB are a bank suing won't be out of the question. I agree though that its forward thinking I just think its a bit naff to think a consumer would make this. I don't take offence to it being posted just that its been posted under false presences .
Posted by:upchucker on February 25, 2008 08:39 AM
I have a fine bank. I trust them. I like them. I would never EVER make Mario talk about their Fiscal Year End. I call shenanigans of the highest order.
Posted by:Pace on February 27, 2008 12:14 PM
This is neither consumer generated nor created by the NAB. This piece was used as part of a series student presentations at a Melbourne University. Each student team focused on the success, failures and results of 1 of 6 Australian based corporations.
The clip is not intended to act as advertising, but rather an innovative commentary on the hurdles, strategies and end result. The target audience was Gen Y.
Posted by:Kevin Ng on February 28, 2008 12:16 AM
