Apple Vs Samsung Ad: Ken Segall Talks Apple vs. Samsung on Advertising Front

Apple Vs Samsung Ad: Many people know Ken Segall as the guy who came up with the name iMac for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) while also working on its “Think Different” campaign while part of the advertising agency TBWAChiatDay.

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As you can imagine, Segall still keeps a close eye on the Cupertino-based company. Often times, he will share his opinion on his official blog.

Most recently, he posted this article: Apple battling where it used to crush

As you can probably tell from the title, Segall goes into great depth about Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and its struggles against the competition. Sure, the company is still holding its own but there is no denying the fact that competition has heated up.

Here is what Segall had to say:

“No matter what brand I’m working with, technology or otherwise, it’s astounding how many times I hear marketing people cite the Apple example to make a point. Apple’s advertising history is as famous as its products.

But something’s changed.

While you can still argue that Macs and i-devices have a ton of appeal, you can’t argue that Apple is still untouchable when it comes to advertising.

The fact is, it is being touched — often and effectively — by none other than Samsung.”

Once again, we have somebody who is touching on the fact that Samsung is pushing Apple to its limit. This is something that has been discussed, time and time again, as the company takes direct aim at Apple. Yesterday, for example, we wrote about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 taking direct aim at the iPad mini.

So, how is Samsung becoming more effective on the advertising front? Here is what Segall added:

“First, it is spending a fortune to run its ads.”

“Samsung spends more than Apple, more than HP and Dell, and even more than Coca-Cola to get its message out. In marketing, as in political advertising, the bigger the budget, the bigger the chance of success. Assuming, of course, that the message is a potent one.”

As you can see, Samsung is not afraid to spend money as it continues its assault on Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) with hopes of grabbing more market share with each passing month.

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