johnnyride24
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The ads came before the game started, SMART, not as many people watching, but after kick-off, its $5 mil a pop.
I saw it just before the end of the game also.
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The ads came before the game started, SMART, not as many people watching, but after kick-off, its $5 mil a pop.
While, I personally, don't see the demographics they are chasing, at least NetJets is out there doing it.
That was my point exactly.
Regardless, it is interesting that they have shifted their advertising dollars to a more "mainstream" audience when we cater to almost no one in the mainstream.
Oh, I don't disagree at all. All I said was, I didn't understand the type of viewer they were trying to impress.
This is one reason I am not a media guru, smarter heads than mine see a bigger picture.
I guess I am into old sayings this morning, another one is "nothing ventured, nothing gained".
I commend NetJets for taking the chance at gaining share through this venture. The one and only complaint I have with my company being as conservative as they are, is in their advertising and promotion. I feel they are just too thrifty with the use of these funds.
But, then again, I don't run the show. ( And I don't want too either!!)
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What do you think the Netjet pilots that are about to get furloughed think about the the ads? Maybe the money spent on the ads could have saved their jobs?
What do you think the Netjet pilots that are about to get furloughed think about the the ads? Maybe the money spent on the ads could have saved their jobs?
I must admit I was a huge fan of Michael Phelps, I was hoping NJA would get him, and I thought CS hit the jackpot when they nabbed him...but after his shaninagans this weekend, I guess they (CS) can keep him
Nice try.What do you think the Netjet pilots that are about to get furloughed think about the the ads? Maybe the money spent on the ads could have saved their jobs?
Nice try.
NetJets has NO pilots on furlough. Management and NJASAP have met several times and have repeatedly publicly stated there are NO PLANS for furlough. Get it through your thick skull. NO FURLOUGHS in the foreseeable future. Any questions?
With as busy as I've been on the XL, I can't see one happening in the near future either.
The arrogance of a few NJ pilots is quite amusing, and sad at the same time.
I do not know if you took my post as me wanting them to fail, but I suggested nothing of the sort, rather I was asking if the one guy that said that they are about to furlough was accurate, as I have heard nothing of the sort.I find it sad that all you dumbass kids want NJ to fail.....what you don't realize is that hurts the whole industry and many pilots as well.
Stop thinking about yourself and start thinking about those who have lost their jobs.
I'd be real glad if you idiot NJ bashers got hired here, as your loving your paycheck I can b1tch slap your dambasses back into the real world.
Grow up.
Mr Fred C Dobbs...What do you think is going through the minds of the pilots that are going to be furloughed at Netjets? Maybe save the stupid advertising and let me keep my job... What an egotistical move by Netjets to advertise. Or are they really hurting that bad?
I don't know if I trust management fisch! Apparently they have been communicating to our rival fractional ownership pilots and telling them the truth about furloughing. If only we could work for someone else, that way we would know everything. Who's getting furloughed, how to advertise, etc.... You know a 70,000 dollar pilot has much more knowledge than a CEO who has built a multi-million dollar company, over 30yrs, with over 800 planes worldwide.
On second thought......
On a side note, someone in this thread mentioned NetJets furloughing, is there any truth to this?