T-Mobile Cell Phones Strike Gold With A Variety Of Commercials
T-Mobile Cell phones has been a convincing animal when it comes to hitting all of the markets for advertising. They pay an annual income of $20 million to Catherine Zeta Jones for her commercials. She could be a powerful spokesperson but she is not the only one. The combination of Charles Barkley and Dwayne Wade is also there. The combo is certainly predictable being that they are both NBA basketball stars, though one is from the prior decade and the second one is a current baller. However the 2 ganging up with T-Mobile isn’t such an obvious choice. But it works. In reality both these ad campaigns are successful for several different reasons, but both make T-Mobile Cell phones a gigantic timer in the bizz.
Catherine Zeta Jones brings sexiness to every campaign she touches. The better part of her appeal is the great array of people who are attracted by her. The older men and younger men are both attracted to her. But ladies find her complicated and strong, too. She can actually hit on a considerable number of demographics. But no, she isn’t simply standing around in a bikini with T-Mobile Unlocked Cell phones in her hands. Her commercials are in reality informative, which is a nice change to some advertising out there. But the data joined with her seductive smile as well as the great features on some of the T-Mobile Cell phones makes it a powerful campaign.
The Dwayne Wade and Charles Barkley commercials are definitely less informative but have a comedic quality to them that’s definite. Well, just about anything Charles Barkley claims is funny and if he’s’s getting defensive or taken out of his comfortable area, then far better. Dwayne Wade on the other hand is simply a straight up slick dude who drips solid celebrity and superb work ethic. But together, clowning on each other, and trying to break into the others Fave-Five, is at least entertaining. They single-handedly made the Fave-Five essential on T-Mobile Cell phones. Quite like Dwayne Wade single handedly taking down the Dallas Mavericks in the 2006 NBA Finals, but that’s’s a different story altogether.
Either way, both campaigns have other ways of reaching the same goal. And both appear very successful. They have indeed unlocked cell phones marketing secrets. While there is now way to see sales numbers before and after these ad campaigns I would say that if both are still running after 1 or 2 years on air, then they must be somewhat effective. And in today’s society, the general public agree you want a cell phone, so what’s wrong with getting one that fits you, regardless of if you were elbowed that way by an advertisement?

