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Britney Spears Ad


Britney Spears and her recent rampage of obscenity seems to be gaining ground in about every realm of the internet as of late. It all began with her sluttiness getting the better of her in a decision to give paparazzi a few snaps of her pantyless crotch. It was a move that will probably drag her down into a pit of rehab and media bashing, but one that also has internet advertisers chomping at the bits.


Britney Ad


I made this discovery while working on one of my tech blogs this morning. When I published a change in the footer an ad came up that anyone who keeps an eye on hot web stories simply couldn't resist (don't worry, I didn't click my own ad; Rather, I typed in the address displayed at the bottom of the ad).

The ad says "Help Britney lose her weight and get a free gossip toolbar". Now most of us here on Orble wouldn't dare fall for such a spammy catch phrase, but I would imagine there are hundreds of thousands of gullible teens just waiting to click away at any sign of the fledgling pop star.


You can pick off the targeted audience once you hit the landing page. My guess is there is probably some type of spyware included in this freebie toolbar, which goes to show how low people are reaching to get naive people to their sites.

Is this all getting out of hand or is it just smart marketing?
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Banned GoDaddy Commercials

November 17th 2006 22:21
GoDaddy Girl
The GoDaddy Girl tries to keep her breast from falling out of her top in front of a mock panel in the GoDaddy TV spot


Some might remember the controversial GoDaddy ads from the Super Bowl with the New England Patriots vs the Philadelphia Eagles. If you don't this should help refresh your memory.

The TV spot cost the domain giant $2.4 million bucks, but experts say the company ended up getting about $11 million worth of free branding thanks to the controversy that swept through the media shortly after the ads hit the telly.

The main ad shows a woman in a GoDaddy shirt who is having a hard time keeping her breast at bay. The spot uses sex to sell its product, hence the controversy. Personally, I feel they were thoughtless spots, but some what funny none the less.

Either way it's worth a watch.
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