Wonder how much it costs to get your bras on coffee cups.

Showtime has a new series called “The Tudors”. To help promote it, they wrapped the entire facade of the NY Sheraton to look like a castle. Now I guess it made me stop, take a few pictures and write about it – but does the hundreds of thousands of dollars they spend on something like this pay off?

So far Sales Genie has run two Super Bowl commercials, both of which featured people with very stereotypical accents (the first one Indian, the second one Chinese) who used their service to improve their business.

I personally could care less about the content in the ads, but I definitely think that:

a) This will cause at least a minor stir among some groups, and possibly a major uproar.

b) Sales Genie knew that in this day and age that this would happen, and that they probably hope this turns into an uproar so that their name gets out there. Right now the ad people are probably trolling the internet praying for the first bit of controversy to start the ball rolling….

Ideacast.net ran a Super Bowl commercial tonight. Evidently they are a company that provides TV programming to health club television sets (the tv set on the treadmill for example), and sells commercials.

Ideacast.com is a random website that I have no clue about.

Somebody should tell ideacast a few things:

- They should own ideacast.com. Do you have any idea how many people saw your ad and went to ideacast.com? A LOT. Go Spend the money on the .com - if you can buy a super bowl ad, you can buy the .com

- Have somebody on your Internet team buy some ads so that when everyone goes to google tonight and types in ideacast, they will have a better chance of finding your site. There is a reason the other companies are doing it.