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The Internet: Final Frontier for Tobacco Advertising

Started by Andrew Meyer · 10 months ago

Tobacco ads have consistently proven to be the most clever, crafty and colorful of the bunch.
They have to be. It's getting harder and harder for tobacco companies to advertise their products due to ever-increasing bans and restrictions.
What does this mean for tobacco ads?
They have to ... Continue reading »

7 comments

jason
1 year ago

That Benson and Hedges sneaky-ness bit is amazing! I'd never heard about that!

This post is a great resource Andrew.
Thanks so much for writing this.

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Sam Nam
1 year ago

I wonder what kind of research they put behind this subliminal advertising. Its scary to think how much we might be affected by it without knowing. I'm sure with their vast financial resources, they are benefitting greatly from their sly advertisements.

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Andrew Meyer
1 year ago

There are so many sneaky/subliminal/clever/catchy cigarette ad stories out there. You could just go on and on.

Don't want to give them too much press, but I just can't help but be intrigued. :)

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Ferrari
4 months ago

Yeah, best thing they did to throw it out from formula one.

One sneaky ad in my country is Hello from Rovinj (like Smoking factory says hello, but it says city name instead of Company name, but everyone knows that this town use tobacco.)

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smooker
3 months ago

Interesting, thank you for posting

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ronnan
1 month ago

For good reasons tobacco ads have been banned from media channels, we are all familiar with smoking effects on health. No matter how creative these ads would be the smoking risks remain, it's our choice whether we quit smoking or go with the ads.
Ronnan, Drug Treatment

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