2degrees print ads

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egukin

11 posts

Geek

#66854 24-Aug-2010 19:19

Hey everyone.

I understand it’s not really a technical question and doesn’t concern using 2° services or anything… Still, I venture to ask it here.

Does anyone know where I can get copies of their print ads? I mean, those they use in newspapers, and also on billboards and buses? They’ve got a YouTube channel, so it is not a problem to get their TV commercials (however, there are no ads there that are running in cinemas, unfortunately). But I also would like to get the print ones, too. Don’t ask me why I need them :D It’s just would be really helpful for me.

Thanks.

CADMAX

274 posts

Ultimate Geek

#372355 24-Aug-2010 20:24

call them and ask? if you are legit then i think they would give them to you or print and send them for little $$.

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CruciasNZ

879 posts

Ultimate Geek

Trusted

#372475 25-Aug-2010 09:18

Try facebook, they load most of their adverts on there

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SteveON

1916 posts

Uber Geek

#372498 25-Aug-2010 10:15

Maybe he works for a competitor and wants to replace the 2 with a 3?

egukin

11 posts

Geek

#372543 25-Aug-2010 11:16

Minaithnir2005, yeah, thanks, I didn’t think about this. Indeed, there is some good stuff there which is exactly what I need. Thank you!

SteveON Damn, you’ve exposed my evil plan.

Seriously, I’m just doing my marketing assignment and want to include as many pics as possible to make it look bigger, lol.

slippers

193 posts

Master Geek

#374267 29-Aug-2010 19:39

My guess is that he wants to use their media in some sort of presentation or assignment as an example of a successful advertising/marketing campaign.

egukin

11 posts

Geek

#374278 29-Aug-2010 19:55

slippers: My guess is that he wants to use their media in some sort of presentation or assignment as an example of a successful advertising/marketing campaign.

Is this a sneer?