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The New Windows Consumer Campaign

Tonight is an exciting night for Windows. Head over to the Microsoft PressPass Windows site to check out some of the experiences and changes we are driving online, with OEM, and at retail. While you are there, be sure to check out the video interview with Corporate Vice President of Windows Consumer Product Marketing Brad Brooks discussing the new Windows Consumer Campaign. And in case you missed it on TV this evening, you can watch the debut ad of our new Windows Consumer Campaign featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld at the Microsoft PressPass Windows site as well.


Comments

  1. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 4:34AM  

    Great!!! THX :D

  2. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 6:18AM  

    Lets see, in apple ads, apple is the young, hip 20 something.  In Windows ads, you have two old guys waddling off into the sunset.  Is this really what you want to portray?

  3. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 6:29AM  

    Nice that there is a place to watch it. I honestly don't watch sports all that much, so of course I missed it.

    However I'm not sure delicious and moist are good descriptors. After all, cake is delicious and moist. And as we all know, the cake is a lie.

    Yes. I went there.

  4. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 9:35AM  

    Terrible ad. We hear soft and moist and then see Bill Gates wiggle his butt. Are they trying to hook up? Jerry sure went out of his way to stalk Bill.

  5. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 1:02PM  

    first let me say i like Microsoft products.

    with that said i have to say this.

    this commercial sucked i think Microsoft needs to fire the ad agency they have. what did this so called commercial do. it had nothing about Microsoft in it. it had nothing about windows or office. it looked more like a shoe commercial. i have to say this was a waist of money. i don't know it did not do anything for me or anybody i've talked to. i just don't get it.

    it sure did not make me want to go out and try a Microsoft product. i thought a commercial is supposed to be about a product. oh well it's there money if they want to waist it' it's there business.

    how about a hard hitting ad on how apples are just over priced PC's with the same hardware thats in the computer your using with one deferents you pay half the price for the PC.

    if microsoft go's the wippy route this is just going to be a waist of 300 millon. but like i said your your money waist it if you want.

  6. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 3:01PM  

    this is First ad of long series?

  7. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 4:20PM  

    Could Brad Brooks or someone from marketing please explain to us what the sam hill you are trying to advertise here? Slightly humorous, but I'm lost as to the messages you are trying to convey with the ad. Is this supposed to be a series with some amazing and "delicious" outcome at the end that will pay off, or is this going to be the next standard of advertising?

    You've now confused millions of people with this ad. As a stockholder, I'm starting to become terrified if this doesn't start to pay off soon. Mojave was really mediocre. This is just confusing as hell. Neither addressed what the market wants. What's next? Please tell me this gets better. Please.

  8. Posted on: September 05, 2008 at 4:44PM  

    whiskey tango foxtrot?

  9. Posted on: September 06, 2008 at 12:23AM  

    the cake is a lie Ha Ha hA hmmm actually remember the vista adds?

  10. Posted on: September 06, 2008 at 4:50AM  

    Just watched the ad. I liked it. Especially the Platinum card with the pic of the very young genius who would help transform the world as we knew it back then. No politician alive today can touch the legacy of Bill Gates. The road is always rocky, but this little ad made me smile; the future is still bright and all is well. Maybe you have to be fifty-something ...  or maybe I am just unusually happy right now because I just completed a flawless install of Service Pack 1. Indeed ... all is right as rain ... vanilla

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  2. Posted by: Jim O'Neil's Blog on September 12, 2008 at 10:52AM

    Ok, the jury may still be out on the new Seinfeld-Gates ads, and I think a lot of us were wondering what