Apple’s new #1 in Customer Experience “Get a Mac” ad basically “involves another ad for ‘Hair Growth Academy’ featuring ‘Before Guy’ and ‘After Guy’ who help deliver Apple’s message.” Continue reading to watch.
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Apple’s new #1 in Customer Experience “Get a Mac” ad basically “involves another ad for ‘Hair Growth Academy’ featuring ‘Before Guy’ and ‘After Guy’ who help deliver Apple’s message.” Continue reading to watch.
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Apple has just released 3 new “Get a Mac” ads titled: Customer Care, Elimination, and PC Choice Chat. Yes, the topics of customer care, viruses, and switching to Mac are all present in these spots. Continue reading to watch.
Apple has just released “a new ‘Get a Mac’ web ad — Easy as 1-23 — seen on websites such as Wired.com, in which “PC” explains how easy it it to use a Windows PC.” Continue reading to watch.
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Apple has just unleashed four new Get a Mac ads, in response to Microsoft’s recent Laptop Hunter campaign, and they are: Time Traveler, Legal Copy, Stacks, and Bioharzard Suit. Videos after the break.
Apple has obviously decided to respond to Microsoft’s “un-commercials” with the tried and true “I’m a Mac, I’m a PC” formula, and why the heck not, really.
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Though there isn’t much PC bashing to be found, these new Japanese Get a Mac ads are still an interesting watch nonetheless. Continue reading for the video, courtesy of GT user “Manoaplace”.
Created by Nick Greenlee, “this short Visual Effects piece shows us what really goes on inside our home computers…that’s right, they’re robots, and they wanna beat the f#[email protected] out of each other.” Video after the break.
Apple has just released two new holiday-themed Get a Mac ads, titled “I Can Do Anything” and “Tree Trimming” — both are animated. Continue reading to watch.
In the I Can Do Anything ad, PC shows off what he can do because he is animated. He then talks to a rabbit who is on its way to the Apple Store.
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In Apple’s latest “Get a Mac” ad, “‘PC’ is unhappy with the results of Mac’s latest customer satisfaction survey and attempts to ‘fix’ the problem.” Video after the break.
Apple has debuted a new Web ad, “Mac Customer Satisfaction” currently seen on NYTimes.com and other major websites.
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Apple’s latest Get a Mac comercial, titled “Bake Sale”, has PC explaning “that Microsoft’s marketing guys are spending all the money on advertising Vista instead of actually fixing Vista, so he’s holding a bake sale with rather pricey cupcakes.” Video after the break.
Mac asks why, and PC goes on to explain that the marketing team decided to run an “expensive ad campaign instead of fixing Vista.” Mac then offers to help out by buying a cupcake … a 10 million dollar cupcake.
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Apple has just released 2 new “Get a Mac” commercials: Bean Counter and V Word. They want to know why Microsoft is spending so much money on advertising Vista rather than fixing it. Continue reading to watch.