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puddin:
I *heart* Rupert too Bamboozzzled {| !! glad to meet you ..I hope you stick around and post with us |#'
Rorys clan:
*(^ So what's the deal neal? The site is up but the fantasy link is not lit?!?! C'mon get busy, I got some serious pickin to do :t-up:
Swanee:
Let's hope they run the Fantasy League this season. But, I don't know if they will. They're giving away 5 Pontiac Torrents to one person (giving the extra 4 to friends/relatives) in the sweepstakes and that's a lot!
aprilsvagina:
it would have been so great if they would have had johhny fairplay,and that looneytune that sang that stupid song and got kicked out the first day last year,instead of steph and bobby john(the hardest worker in survivor history)palease,i said he was gonna break down like a cheap kmart tennis shoe,and he did on the first show,lawd
puddin:
--- Quote from: Swanee on September 16, 2005, 09:20:26 AM ---Let's hope they run the Fantasy League this season. But, I don't know if they will. They're giving away 5 Pontiac Torrents to one person (giving the extra 4 to friends/relatives) in the sweepstakes and that's a lot!
--- End quote ---
through my google news alerts
Pontiac Named Only Auto Sponsor on Survivor
September 16, 2005
NEW YORK -- Pontiac is the sole automotive sponsor of Survivor: Guatemala—The Maya Empire on CBS. Besides product placement, backing the launch of its new Pontiac Torrent SUV, the sponsorship will include short features, “Survivor Search in the City,” over the following weeks, in which former survivors from will tour cities in Pontiac Torrents.
The effort, via Leo Burnett Detroit and CBS, has the former Survivors driving new Torrents as they go about their daily life over the coming weeks in their home cities and local regions. Consumers will be asked to find one of them and snap a picture of them with their Torrent on their camera phone. They can immediately transmit the image for a chance to win five, fully-loaded, 2006 Pontiac Torrents, what Pontiac is calling “Torrents for your tribe.” Photos may also be submitted from digital cameras (via e-mail) or by postal mail through Nov. 6.
Per GM research, the Survivor audience is 25% more likely than other prime time shows to talk about the program. “Because we're working with the enhanced enthusiasm of the audience, this promotion becomes naturally viral,” said Mark-Hans Richer, Pontiac marketing director, in a statement.
The ex-Survivors will keep daily blogs about their experiences and whereabouts with their Torrents, which consumers can access at cbs.com. Photos will also likely spread at each Survivor's Web site and fan Web sites.
Fifteen-second TV billboards on Survivor: Guatemala—The Maya Empire will drive consumers to the promotion during each week's broadcast in addition to Web advertising through portals like Yahoo! and AOL.
--Karl Greenberg
http://www.brandweek.com/bw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001138392
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