Google the "Dear Sophie" Chrome TV site, where a father creates a Gmail account to his newborn daughter, and sending multimedia messages to him when he grows up, has won first place in the standings Ace Metrix website in television commercials. Despite the publicity recently and reluctantly got TV, Google dominates the list with five ads to become among the top ten. Bing was not too far, but with three different ads to make a list.

The creative Dear Sophie was particularly popular among women between 16 and 20, and 36 to 49 who is a very high note for the sympathy, attention, change and relevance. Other spots that Google is the top ten include the proposed Johnny Cash, it's better, Lady Gaga: Monster Mom and Mom & Pop: Daniel & Jennifer Northcutt.

Google's success is especially remarkable given that the company had a long tradition of distrust of marketing expenses. For a time, Google said that its products speak for themselves, and it relies on word-of-mouth to publicize the new versions. In recent years, however, the company succumbed and started marketing seriously, even buy a Super Bowl.

Bing effective ads contain two offers Krochet Kids, a nonprofit that trains women in Uganda for the hook and then sells hats they make. The film highlights the third Real Steel showing how a man could learn about the film, performance, and coordinate with friends via the functions of Bing.

The element that unites the ad is effective narration. Rather than simply explain the characteristics of the product, the ads tell stories in which technology is the hero. In "Dear Sophie," Gmail and Chrome browser the new parent to connect with his daughter. In "The Project of Johnny Cash," YouTube allows video producers to share a music video crowdsourcing final recording of Johnny Cash. Children Krochet ad tells the story of the nonprofit organization.

In addition, Ace Metrix said that Google's success has also been driven by numerous tests. Google launches video on YouTube and can assess the reaction before committing money to the placement of television.


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