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« Sleeping with the Enemy
What if your boss didn’t deserve Boss’s Day? »
Brian Wringer
Bailout Burn - October 21, 2008

Consumers are still trying to wrap their heads around the concept of a $700 billion banking bailout — and they’re not happy about it.

Here’s a great example of seizing the moment to point out the credit union difference:

(Click to see the entire ad.)

(Not to toot our own horns or anything, but this is from an ad we created for Power Financial Credit Union in Miami, FL.)

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  1. Jeffry Pilcher — October 22, 2008 @ 3:39 pm

    Great ad!

    Not to nit-pick, but when Congress says “$700 billion,” they really meant “$850 billion.” It ballooned in the second round, thanks in part to wooden arrows for Boy Scouts.

  2. The Financial Brand » Blog Archive » Meltdown Marketing: Ads from October — November 4, 2008 @ 11:51 am

    [...] ad for Power Financial from the marketing folks at Shared Idiz shares a similar strategy with Sterling Savings. The ad introduces the “safe and sound” [...]

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