Earlier this week, T-Mobile told us about all of the work that it had done to get its network ready for Super Bowl 50, but that’s not all that Magenta has planned for the big game. T-Mobile has two 30-second commercials planned for Super Bowl 50, and while we’ll have to wait to see just what they are, T-Mo did … [read full article]
John Legere likes to berate the competition, quite publicly, on Twitter. And during the Superbowl event yesterday evening he took time to aim his jibes at Sprint’s commercials. Something which the CEO himself has said he does to try and get a response. This time he got one. Sort of. Half-assed commercial, half-assed data speeds. [read full article]
T-Mobile’s hometown football team may have been beaten by Tom Brady in the Superbowl yesterday, but that doesn’t mean there was nothing to enjoy. Perhaps the most talked about feature of the massive sporting event is the marketing. Superbowl ad spots are an opportunity for companies of all kinds to push the boat out and get noticed. And – of course – T-Mo got … [read full article]
T-Mobile may have made use of Tim Tebow’s relatively free schedule to create its epic Superbowl ads last week, but, he’s not the only football player being hired to promote Magenta. While Tebow was all about no-contract plans, the latest three, short video spots are plugging the “Switch to T-Mobile” side … [read full article]
Tim Tebow may be most well known for his antics on a football field, playing quarterback for the New York Jets, but after this year’s Super Bowl, we may remember him more for playing a rock star, or bull rider in T-Mobile’s advertising campaign for the biggest American sporting event of the year so far. How does Tebow fit in with T-Mobile’s approach … [read full article]
Along with its $0 down holiday promotion on Samsung and Apple devices, T-Mobile has produced a new ad. Dubbed “Un-leash with T-Mobile” the ad focusses on the $0 down on all Galaxy devices promotion, but covers all the essential USPs (unique selling points) of Tmo. Not only are the devices at a great price, they’re for sale without any “restrictive annual service contracts, no upgrade run-around and best of all, no AT&T.” The ad is colorful, energetic … [read full article]
