TV / Video
We produce TV & video chock-full of insightful marketing to tell your story and bring buyers to you.
AUTOMOTIVE
Jeep “Blind Date”
The quirky, popular "Jeepshots" spots were so well-received, Jeep to begin adding blatant price discounts. One more in the growing library of "Jeep craziness."
Jeep “Bruno”
Whats a "Jeepshot?" What’s a Jeepshot? First in a long-running “tongue-in-cheek” television campaign, “Bruno” aimed at the ideal young buying market. The 7-year run resurrected the “dead” Jeep brand. Launched in Southern California, it was so popular it was used by dealer groups all over the U.S. and then nationally.
Jeep “Explorer”
Lee Iaccoca, chairman of Chrysler Corporation/Jeep gave our team the okay to "attack" the competition. So...we did! Using the great Earl Bowen as voice-over on all 47 TV spots gave just the tone and delivery needed to offset the wild antics on screen.
Jeep “Grand Cherokee”
One of Jeep's flagship sports utility vehicle brands, the Grand Cherokee market share rapidly increased because of the "Jeepshots" campaign that promoted its powerful good looks.
Jeep “Hip”
Continuing the one-upsmanship enchanting the growing Jeep following. The "Hollywood hip crowd" asked night club valets to park their Jeeps upfront. So, we gave valets tips and Jeepshots t-shirts to make it happen. Part of the successful 7-year Jeepshots campaign.
Jeep “Life-Fair”
Jeep’s "Get a Jeep-Get a Life" television campaign was an extension of the very successful "Jeepshots" program.
Jeep “Mother-In-Law”
Did you know there is an official "Mothers-in-Law Coalition?" It's in New York City (where else?) They objected to this funny spot, but it was kept in the rotation by dealer groups all over the U.S.
Jeep “Nah Nah Nah”
Irreverence and humor were hallmarks of the highly successful "Jeepshots" TV campaign the always crazy creative team produced.
Jeep “Obnoxious Woman”
Having fun with the "Jeepshots" format included jokes about all types of people, and helped Jeep's TV creative stand out. Little was sacred in the run.
Jeep “Politician”
The ever-sensitive U.S. Senate and House felt Lee Iacocca was "biting the hand that fed" Chrysler in its billion dollar bailout. Set to run just 2 weeks, this spot ran much longer. Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca insisted this TV spot keep running despite complaints from legislators.
Jeep “She’s Tired of Me”
Jeep's "Jeepshots" campaign, by our great team of creative pranksters, featured original music produced almost weekly and brought Jeep to a leadership position in the industry.
Jeep “Social & Rock Climbing”
Always inventive, the team came up with fun turns of phrase in the multi-year "Jeepshots" television campaign, which started in Southern California and was picked up by dealer groups nationwide.
Jeep That’s Life “Helicopter”
Jeep owners seek all kinds of adventure, including being a helicopter pilot, as shown in this spot which creative partner J Hal Hodgson helped produce.
Jeep “Why”
Jeep was not afraid to ask the tough questions. The "That's Life' campaign, which The Marketing Deli's J Hal Hodgson led the gang to produce, continued to propel Jeep sales following the successful "Jeepshots" campaign.
Jeep “Wife Problems”
Self-deprecating humor was a consistent part of the long-running "Jeepshots" campaign, which The Marketing Deli partner J Hal Hodgson helped produce.
Eagle Talon “What do you Take/Les”
Television spots for Eagle Talon also used the humor that characterized the successful “Jeepshots” campaign
Eagle Premier “Stop/Lower”
Back to back 15-second humorous segments characterized this campaign as well as the “Jeepshots” campaign developed for Chrysler.
Legal
Baumann & Rose “Auto”
Even attorneys need exposure. One in a series of direct response TV spots that delivered clients with low cost-per-lead. Ran for years with great results.
Baumann & Rose “Medical Malpractice”
Ten spots addressing a series of situations were produced in dramatic black & white for startling effect, in line with seriousness of subject.
RESTAURANTS
Khan’s Cave “Look at That”
This Asian fusion restaurant needed marketing to increase dinner visits. The Marketing Deli created spots that ran on targeted cable TV channels in specific zip code areas. Khan's had double digit increases in revenue during the course of the campaign, despite the recession.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Always Welcome”
TV helped grow this Southern California restaurant chain from 2 to 7 locations and increased profit margins over a succesful 12-year relationship.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Big Baja Bucket Fiesta”
TV spots were regularly produced, keeping the brand current and fresh. At The Marketing Deli's recommendation, they ceased using coupons, which increased profits.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Big Baja Bucket 2”
TV had a major impact on growing this Southern California restaurant chain. The Marketing Deli developed the tag line "It's a Party in a Bucket." And it's still used.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Hungry”
Creative re-use of selected TV inventory kept use of TV affordable and profitable. At one time we held over an hour and a half of visuals in reserve.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Jingle”
The Marketing Deli created and produced this catchy jingle used in TV and radio advertising. Creative partner J Hal Hodgson conceived, created, wrote lyrics and produced.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Lobster Fiesta”
Economies in producing new TV spots included using crawls over existing spots for special promotions.
Rockin’ Baja Lobster “Popups”
Using a variety of voice-over talent helped keep Rockin’ Baja Lobster’s TV campaigns fresh and full of energy.
Studio Diner
Studio Diner Restaurant in San Diego needed to increase guest visits in early morning and overnight. The Marketing Deli created a TV spot to show the wide menu range and showcase the restaurant's striking night lighting. We placed the ads on appropriate TV stations and times of day to support this effort.
Khan’s Cave “Adventurous Diners”
Geographically targeted cable TV buys showcased the unique cuisine and entertainment at San Diego, CA Khan's Cave Asian Fusion restaurant.
RETAIL/HOME/PRODUCTS
Tango Pools :60
This campaign for Tango Pools in Las Vegas was immediately so successful, it initially only ran a short time because it generated more business than they could handle in a year! It was used later on a regular basis.
Weiser Locks/Promo
This TV spot features custom music produced by J Hal Hodgson, creative partner in The Marketing Deli.
Crystal Dairy
This decades-old Sacramento Valley dairy still delivers -- a trend that has been resurrected today. Its growth was greatly helped by this heartwarming TV spot.
Demars Plumbing
A local professional acting group was used to keep production costs down. Within a year this Fresno, California company grew from four trucks to nineteen due to the success of the campaign.
Sacramento Regional Transit “RT”
This campaign boosted ridership levels by using a local Kings professional basketball star and other fun scenarios.
HOTEL/CASINO
Fiesta Casino
This historic Las Vegas Hotel used this spot to help reposition itself in the market.
Frontier Hotel
Extensive remodel and new management needed a big splash to bring in players, including this TV spot.
MEDIA
TV 40 “Go for the Stars”
Introducing new programming for the Sacramento TV station.
K-Lite 99 FM Radio
A tongue-in-cheek spoof of wacky on-air personalities highlighted the music-forward format of this radio station.
FINANCIAL
Continental Bank “For A Change”
TV Spot with background music and jingle ending produced to introduce a new financial institution in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Equity Access
A personal approach using a carefully crafted message was designed to bring warmth and a high level of comfort to increase response in the highly competitive mortgage category.