[–] SlipperySlope 9y ago ↗ Last time foolish Super Bowl ads were put on the air by startups, was at the peak of the Dot-Com boom.Is this a portent? [–] bpicolo 9y ago ↗ Not at all. This is a complete satire article.Also, not that unusual for startups to have a Superbowl ad. I've seen a few in the last couple years. [–] noponpop 9y ago ↗ What startup? What ad? [–] johnpolacek 9y ago ↗ They did not actually buy the ad. They are simultaneously making fun of Super Bowl advertising and how easily people believe fake news (no fact checking that there was never a potato ad aired)
[–] bpicolo 9y ago ↗ Not at all. This is a complete satire article.Also, not that unusual for startups to have a Superbowl ad. I've seen a few in the last couple years.
[–] johnpolacek 9y ago ↗ They did not actually buy the ad. They are simultaneously making fun of Super Bowl advertising and how easily people believe fake news (no fact checking that there was never a potato ad aired)
[–] lhnz 9y ago ↗ I bet their "Why we failed at X" satire article will do well with their target market.
7 comments
[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 30.1 ms ] threadIs this a portent?
Also, not that unusual for startups to have a Superbowl ad. I've seen a few in the last couple years.