While Marketing Blurb hesitates to join the publicity frenzy here, domain registrar and 
Internet services provider Go Daddy just scored another touchdown. You already know that their controversial 2005 Super Bowl commercial was a monster hit. Well, for the point after, Go Daddy tried to field another provocative ad for this year’s game, and ABC censors nixed umpteen versions, much to the delight of the Go Daddy publicity machine. Well, here is the late breaking news—ABC just approved another version, and a new Go Daddy commercial will delight and annoy countless viewers. Go Daddy President Bob Parsons denies his public FCC pressure was simply a publicity stunt, but Press Releases identify his company as "the advertiser censored in last year's Super Bowl commercial controversy." Marketing Blurb says pass the beer and pretzels and play the damned game already.
PS: We just realized this is the 100th post to Marketing Blurb! Send flowers and chocolate!
My, MarketingBlurb is prolific! (Almost as prolific as GoDaddy's "busted ads" dept.)
Posted by: Easton Ellsworth | February 3, 2006 12:26 PM | Permalink to Comment