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I find ads for E.D. treatments much more uncomfortable than GoDaddy's. You are certainly not the only one. Sports fan friends with kids mentioned E.D. ads on s
by blogimus 18y ago
I find ads for E.D. treatments much more uncomfortable than GoDaddy's.
You are certainly not the only one. Sports fan friends with kids mentioned E.D. ads on sports games over the holidays. They like to watch games as a family, but the ads make them think twice. I can't say I blame them.
I see this as part of a larger problem that the only way we currently have to control the ads we see is to just turn off or change the channel.
- tptacek 18y agoAm I the only confused as to how they can continue to run those ads? Didn't the founders of that company get indicted?
- johns 18y agoNot those ones, the other ones made by companies like Pfizer and Eli Lilly. The "legit" ones.
- potatolicious 18y agoFor those of us not in the US, can you let us know what the big deal is with these E.D. ads? Somehow in my head an ad about treating ED doesn't seem so bad...
- scott_s 18y agoThe ones I'm thinking of are a guy talking into the camera about erectile dysfunction, and how it's impacting his life. With no sound, you'd have no idea what was being advertised. Compared to, say, a beer commercial, it's not as racy, but the frankness of the man talking into the camera can make it more awkward than scantily clad people if you're with parents/children.