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    And of course they are making a correlation to the price people pay on their phone bill instead of switching to Vonage, which is only $39.95 per month. The Vonage commercials make an excellent case study and have won many advertising awards in the advertising industry.

    There has been mention of this in Advertising Age Magazine. Much has been written about the Vonage commercials and they are quite effective. However, Vonage is also using repetition to help with their excellent commercials.

    The first few times you see a Vonage commercial it actually detracts from the brand name because you are interested in the funny video. But after you see the Vonage commercials a couple times you start singing that silly tune; Who who, Who Who Who.

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    And of course they are making a correlation to the price people pay on their phone bill instead of switching to Vonage, which is only $39.95 per month. The Vonage commercials make an excellent case study and have won many advertising awards in the advertising industry.

    There has been mention of this in Advertising Age Magazine. Much has been written about the Vonage commercials and they are quite effective. However, Vonage is also using repetition to help with their excellent commercials.

    The first few times you see a Vonage commercial it actually detracts from the brand name because you are interested in the funny video. But after you see the Vonage commercials a couple times you start singing that silly tune; Who who, Who Who Who.

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    There has been mention of this in Advertising Age Magazine. Much has been written about the Vonage commercials and they are quite effective. However, Vonage is also using repetition to help with their excellent commercials.

    The first few times you see a Vonage commercial it actually detracts from the brand name because you are interested in the funny video. But after you see the Vonage commercials a couple times you start singing that silly tune; Who who, Who Who Who.

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    The first few times you see a Vonage commercial it actually detracts from the brand name because you are interested in the funny video. But after you see the Vonage commercials a couple times you start singing that silly tune; Who who, Who Who Who.

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    acts from the brand name because you are interested in the funny video. But after you see the Vonage commercials a couple times you start singing that silly tune; Who who, Who Who Who.

    In fact I have been in Starbucks sipping my coffee and listening to people hum that tune. And it must be working. The Vonage commercial is an excellent case study in how to use repetition in advertising along with a specific theme and a specific theme song.

    For those who study advertising they realize how great these commercials are working. For the rest of society they simply enjoy the commercials and perhaps they might switch to Vonage? Please consider this in 2006.

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