Hitting the nail on the head
We have compiled the most beautiful advertising stumbling blocks of the last two weeks for you.
That hurts! Advertising often has more impact than expected, at least if you open your eyes. Anyone who reads articles online will be familiar with this: banners are constantly flashing into your reading pleasure, you just have to look. The reader's brain quickly mixes headline and slogan, the banner becomes a commentary on the editorial article. It reads like this: "Car flies into oncoming lane - Beam me up Scotty". There are combinations for every taste, from macabre to bitterly evil to funny. Admittedly a little wanton. But even keyword professionals are sometimes amazed: is it really too much to ask to think a little more carefully in critical cases? We have compiled the best advertising stumbling blocks of the last two weeks for you. (afw)
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Total crash: there must have been some empty seats on the plane. So book quickly if you don't want to fly. But avoid never-come-back airlines!
The traffic light is flashing red: an article about fattening foods and an advertisement for "seasonal cuisine" are a perfect match. Who said that advertising always plays with marked cards?
