a very rare, good copy idea in a banner ad.
When was the last time you clicked on a banner ad? When was the last time a banner ad did anything other than 'make an impression?' In a world where "creative" means Flash rollovers, this was refreshing. It's so rare that copy is even considered in most banners. Usually, it's "re-purpose the art from this or that."
Don't get me wrong - the design here sucks. Beyond bad. The savings copy on the bottom is completely unnecessary. But the ninja copy? Totally sweet.
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posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:15 AM
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It's stolen from a now famous sign that has been posted on the internet for many years:
http://www.studioglyphic.com/images/blog/NinjasKilledMyFamily.jpg
Wow, duckumu. Thanks.
Ok - I'm changing my position. That's the best damn hobo sign ever created.
And that banner ad is a total freakin' ripoff.
Or...is it GENIUS because it's a parody of an existing internet meme???
A cool attempt at targeting internet workers?
Just a thought.
I just find the product pairing and the little kid to taste like one of the orange and black stink bugs I used to occasionally chew up as a child.
Oh...and I vote rip off.