Teva Pharmaceutical has just launched a new set of "humorous" ads to convince consumers that generics are just as good as brands. See if you can figure out what other famous ad campaign that Teva is (ahem) copying.
OK, I get the point but the ad is kinda lame. Compared to the original apple-vs-PC ads, it looks like . . . a poor imitation. That's probably not the point Teva is trying to make.
Hat tip to Mr. Medsaver.
Well you can't expect a generic company to have a sense of humor, after all with their gross margins down to the minimum they don't have anything to laugh about
ReplyDeleteNice mullet on that actor. And you're right...not funny.
ReplyDeleteI also noticed that the apple ads are only 30 seconds, but Teva is 1:21. Short and sweet wins.
ReplyDeleteI think you are all missing the point.
ReplyDeleteDr. Fein,
ReplyDeleteTeva has a website for this campaign at http://www.yearofaffordablehealth.com/.
The videos are posted there.
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