
"We're making a shift to niche advertising from mass efforts," says Bill Donovan, marketing manager for Tylenol PM. "We didn't want to look too stereotypical or contrite," explains Jim Joseph, president of CP Partners, Princeton, NJ, which created the gay campaign.
"We wanted to let folks know that we understand their lives and that a busy, active lifestyle can produce things that won't let them sleep. The details of the (man's) day are meant to be loose, it could be muscle pain from a workout, tension headache from work, or a night out with friends. The message is you can wake up fresh and do it all over again."
"He found that research showed the gay market has "some great characteristics for a sleep aid,"

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