The Hit Job‘s latest article is a trending topic in Medium. Currently the top result for “NFL,” beating out — for a brief moment — marketing machine behemoth Bill Simmons’ The Ringer for NFL-related content.
Is this the beginning of the end for the NFL? Read: Is the NFL in a death spiral?
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
Braaaaiiiinnnnnsssss … I used to have some. Then I watched too many ads during football games.
Read my latest article, published in The Hit Job. Happy Halloween week!
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
I’ve had it. Some people just need to be kicked in the stomach. Just ask my wife. I used to resist this notion. Then I endured too many advertisements during NFL games. Honey, you’re on to something.
Read my latest article, published in Absurdist.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), read his publication The Hit Job, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
It’s a perfect day, indeed. If you watch much television, you are aware that end-of-year holiday advertising is in full swing. This means releases of video games, movies, music and millions of retail items. Pre-positioning is no longer pre-positioning — it’s just positioning.
One of the more remarkable advertising campaigns dominating the airwaves is PlayStation 4’s ads for their new game platform, set to Lou Reed’s “Perfect Day.” My latest article for WiseTribe examines the impact of PS4’s new ad campaign and its use of a pop music classic to move product.
Julian Rogers is a freelance writer and communications consultant. Follow him on Twitter (@mrturophile), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.
If you are aged 50+, advertisers know just how to get to you. In an article for WiseTribe, I have a little fun by exploring how 70s and 70s pop culture is the fastest way into your wallet.
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Julian Rogers is a freelance writer and communications consultant. Follow him on Twitter (@mrturophile), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.
An observation published on Cafe de la Pensee.
