[annableker]

"When running a startup or business, the goal is to create a better user experience and help advance technology.".

This. I love Apple commercials because they describe the good parts of their products, infomercial-style.

Pretty consistently, shitty products have shitty ads that try to slam their competitors and try to associate their brand with some sort of cheesy emotional stock footage, 1970's-bullshit-advertising-firm-style.

[SODaniel]

I don't understand this at all. Apple is one of the companies that invented the 'Us vs. Them' marketing scheme with their 1984 commercial, Mac vs. PC etc.

[annableker]

This is true. I was trying to think of a commercial that highlights product design and features and this popped into my head. I had forgotten about their Mac vs. PC ads.

[JoeAltmaier]

I remember lots of people dancing etc. Now even Microsoft is doing it - the product is a prop in a Busby Berkely number. So who's showing product features? Maybe for Apple, the flashy case IS the feature?

[taybin]

What about the I'm a Mac/I'm a PC commercials?

[sp332]

And the "original" 1984 Mac commercial, or most of the ads on this page: http://www.cultofmac.com/182021/the-top-10-worst-apple-ads-o...

[songzme]

Personally I think VSee has great potential. I don't want their lousy marketing to get in the way of their product and have people associate their product with desperation and "cheesy emotional stock footage, 1970's-bullshit-advertising-firm-style".

Well said!

[fersho311]

Thank you! Great minds think alike.

:D