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I love these Hulu commercials, they are so funny my son Leupold thought it was really a plot to distroy the world. I had to explain to Leupold that is wasn’t really… and showed Leupold the scope of things online. Now we watch Hulu a few times a week.
True, but I Hulu is not targeting 5-11 year old kids. They are targeting those who spend hours online watching TV. What’s amazing to me about this ad campaign is that they are basically saying, “Hey viewers, we own you.” The guy in the above ad looked like a zombie. Have to say that I’ve been that guy a time or two myself, shutting down the laptop at 3am and then getting up for work.
It may be an unintended consequence but these ads really freak out kids ages 5-11. Great product but you may want to consider a broader (family) appeal in your ads.
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OMG! They are trying to take over our planet. Hulu, we are your friends.
I love these Hulu commercials, they are so funny my son Leupold thought it was really a plot to distroy the world. I had to explain to Leupold that is wasn’t really… and showed Leupold the scope of things online. Now we watch Hulu a few times a week.
cute, but the 1st one was lots better. i love this ad campaign.
True, but I Hulu is not targeting 5-11 year old kids. They are targeting those who spend hours online watching TV. What’s amazing to me about this ad campaign is that they are basically saying, “Hey viewers, we own you.” The guy in the above ad looked like a zombie. Have to say that I’ve been that guy a time or two myself, shutting down the laptop at 3am and then getting up for work.
It may be an unintended consequence but these ads really freak out kids ages 5-11. Great product but you may want to consider a broader (family) appeal in your ads.