How many times have you heard this axiom?
Unfortunately, each day proves to me, it is true. I ranted in a previous blog, about car commercials that give me no reason to buy the car. I saw not one, not two, but three commercials last night using the "donuts in the desert" theme, Mercedes, Toyota and Kia. The Kia commercial had aliens suck the car up in a spaceship and drop it in the desert, where it proceeded to do donuts.
Apparently, I must be missing the fact that most of the country has turned into a desert and the primary use of a car is to do donuts in the desert. I do have environmental questions regarding this practice.
I admit when I was a youthful driver, I liked doing donuts in the dirt or snow. Maybe the target market for Kia, Mercedes and Toyota are donut driven drivers or DDDs. These car companies could save a lot of advertising dollars and share their commercial production expenses. Am I the only person who drives on roads and use my car for comfort going to and from real locations (as opposed to computer generated roads and surreal locations)?
Please someone show some creativity! Reread my blog, "When to fire your agency." Here's the short answer, when they are no longer creative.
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