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Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - samcooke - 15-09-2009 09:01
I'm guessing that most of you have heard of the governments plan to lift the ban on product placement on UK television. I was wondering if this would also apply to babe shows and if so what it means for the future of these channels?
Will we soon be seeing the babes wearing designer clothes with huge labels and drinking cans of coca cola? And if so will the channels put less importance on getting callers and focus more on gaining viewers?
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - rickhardo - 15-09-2009 09:30
"Hi boys, and welcome to Bangbabes, sponsored by Tampax."
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - sid_bridge - 15-09-2009 09:50
(15-09-2009 09:01 )samcooke Wrote: Will we soon be seeing the babes wearing designer clothes with huge labels and drinking cans of coca cola?
No.
It's very difficult to sell advertising on adult channels except for other adult services. Mainstream brands by and large will not spend their advertising budgets on adult channels, when they have better alternatives, especially for family products like coca cola. Playboy did manage to get bacardi to advertise on Playboy TV, but that was a rare exception.
If the babe channels could sell advertising for coca cola they would be doing it already, without product placement.
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - TheWatcher - 15-09-2009 10:35
(15-09-2009 09:30 )rickhardo Wrote: "Hi boys, and welcome to Bangbabes, sponsored by Tampax."
Since most viewers are male, its more likely to be sponsored by Gillette (or Kleenex
) than Tampax.
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - samcooke - 15-09-2009 10:42
Ok coca cola is probably a bad example, but I do see an oppertunity for babe shows to become less dependant on phone calls.
There must be some companies that aren't afraid to advertise on these channels.
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - SirAssAlot - 15-09-2009 11:19
Here's a link about it http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/6178957/Ban-on-TV-product-placement-to-be-lifted.html but the hell with lifting the UK product placement ban I want SENCOR SHIP ban lifted
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - rickhardo - 15-09-2009 15:14
(15-09-2009 10:35 )TheWatcher Wrote:(15-09-2009 09:30 )rickhardo Wrote: "Hi boys, and welcome to Bangbabes, sponsored by Tampax."
Since most viewers are male, its more likely to be sponsored by Gillette (or Kleenex
True, but imagine the possibilities for demonstrations...
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - gotsoul - 15-09-2009 20:44
Johnsons baby oil and cream would be the first products i can think of that would find the change advantagous
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - vila - 16-09-2009 05:48
I hate to think what they could get up to with various Black & Decker items.
RE: Will the lifting of the UK product placement ban affect babe channels? - moron50 - 17-09-2009 02:36
The girls could appear with their website adresses tattooed across their foreheads & randomy plug "Mr. Dog", "Shreddies" or "Loans Direct". I'd particularly like to see this done in a Tourettes-style.