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Super Bowl ads 2022: staff opinions

BRIAN:

I’m sure advertisers must have a measure of disappointment when they watch their ad during the Super Bowl … and then see multiple ones just like it. This year, we had numerous electric vehicle commercials, and they were so similar to each other in terms of messaging that I’m certain I can’t name any differences among them. My favorite commercial was Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen reminiscing over a bag of Lay’s. It’s the exact type of humor (e.g., marrying the ghost) I would have used if I wrote the spot myself. A commercial that let me down was the one for Bud Light Seltzer with Guy Fieri. I thought it was a clever concept with the Mayor of Flavor Town, but the execution was terrible—there could have been so much more done in the spot.

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Stop Changing Your Website Page Structure

I manage several community events calendars and write about local events, so I’m regularly visiting the same websites over and over again, or at minimum, on an annual basis. One mistake that I often encounter is that the organization or business changes its website page structure.

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What Public Engagement and Involvement Looks Like in 2022

INTRODUCTION

If there’s ever been a new development, road project or utility project near your home or office, chances are you’ve received some sort of invitation to attend a neighborhood/town hall/open house meeting to learn more about the project and possibly provide your input. That’s one form of what’s known as public engagement or public involvement.

Public engagement and involvement fall under the broad umbrella of public relations. Like everything else in the category of PR, public engagement and involvement tactics have evolved over the years. Let’s discuss what they look like in 2022.

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