Steal This Ad.If the crowds at Los Angeles Avengers The Los Angeles Avengers is an Arena Football League (AFL) team based in Los Angeles, California and they began play as a 2000 expansion team. History The Los Angeles Avengers games this spring seem a bit thin, it could be because the fans are made out cardboard Cardboard is a generic non-specific term for a heavy duty paper based product. Paperboard
Paperboard is a paper based material. It is often used for folding cartons, set-up boxes, carded packaging, etc. . John Tamanaha, the Arena Football League team's director of marketing, said an ongoing campaign that places ersatz er·satz adj. Being an imitation or a substitute, usually an inferior one; artificial: ersatz coffee made mostly of chicory. See Synonyms at artificial. Avenger backers at bus stops around the city is not guerilla marketing, as the team bought the bus bench space for the life-sized ads. Even the ads behind the cutouts, which are mounted with double-sided tape Double-sided tape is a variety of adhesive tape that is coated with adhesive on both sides. It is designed to stick two lightweight surfaces together. Double sided tape is often more effective with sticking objects, such as paper, cardboard, and arts and crafts together than , are fake ads for dental services with a phone number that leads callers to the Avengers. The double-sided tape anchoring the cutouts to the benches is hardly sticky enough to deter Angelenos with sticky fingers sticky fingers pl.n. Informal A tendency to steal. stick y-fin , however.
"You'll begin to see fewer and fewer of these because People are stealing them," Tamanaha said. Tamanaha said the Avengers ordered 20 percent more cutouts than it needed to sit at 5,000 benches because the team and its advertising agency, Mendelson/Zien Advertising, were daring people to steal them. In fact, Tamanaha said, the team soon will invite fans of the team to bring the pilfered cutouts to the games for a ticket discount deal. |
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