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Jennifer Lopez Puts Product Placement On the Floor

Posted by Shirley Brady on March 7, 2011 04:30 PM

If Jennifer Aniston wants to learn how to create a viral video, she can look no further than another Jennifer. In the four days since JLo's latest music video was released, On the Floor has blown past 13 million views (6 million on Saturday alone) and more than 36,000 comments on YouTube.

It also continues female pop stars' penchant for product placement in videos by (prominently) showing BMW, Swarovski and Crown Royal prominently.

On the audio side of the video's brand mentions, rapper Pitbull namechecks Inception, Donkey Kong and Tonka toys. A closer look at the visual placements, which Hispanic Business calls "product placement at its finest":

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Kelly United States says:

I was a marketing director for many years in the music business. When companies realized the impression the could make with product placement, it made my job of promoting the artists all the more easier. For instance, a new artist with a song about calling her boyfriend on the telephone, I would call one of my contacts at Verizon and get the video partially paid as well as other cross branding opportunities like a tour. The companies leveraged the popularity of the artist to get in front of an audience they may otherwise not have been able to reach.

Jennifer Lopez's brand awareness has sky-rocketed since it was announced that she would be a judge on American Idol. Now she can pretty much demand any endorsements she wants and what company would turn her down? She is has a new campaign with Loreal and is now endorsing a shaving cream for women. Good for her!

March 7, 2011 05:03 PM #

Product Placement Spain says:


PRODUCT PLACEMENT

La agencia especializada Product Placement (www.productplacement.com.es), con sede en Madrid (España) y con más de 20 años como especialistas en esta técnica publicitaria, se presenta para hacer frente a la creciente pérdida de efectividad de los anuncios televisivos tradicionales debida a la saturación de spots y pausas comerciales, al zapping, a la fragmentación de audiencias por la aparición y maneras de consumir los nuevos canales de televisión digital, a la caída de la inversión en publicidad convencional en televisión, al descenso de las ayudas estatales a medios de comunicación y como vía de financiación para producciones de obras audiovisuales, películas, series, animación y programas de entretenimiento para televisión y videojuegos.

El product placement llega a los consumidores de manera muy efectiva, no intrusiva, logra elevados índices de impactos, establece importantes conexiones emocionales con los consumidores y es más económica que la publicidad tradicional.

El product placement será la técnica publicitaria, la herramienta de marketing y la comunicación comercial audiovisual de los próximos años.

Actualmente estamos buscando joint ventures, asociaciones, alianzas comerciales y estratégicas de ámbito global, para poder llegar a una comunidad más amplia en la planificación de las campañas.

Realizamos cursos de formación en especialistas en la técnica publicitaria del product placement.

Consultoría, supervisión, evaluación, monitoreo, investigación y asesoramiento a canales de TV, productoras y agencias de medios en product placement y publicidad no convencional

March 8, 2011 10:49 AM #

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