When it arrives to irritating product placement, the largest Loser is a success. And it's not only me: Nielsen regularly accepts and evaluates product position. Their analysis: the Biggest Loser wins for that 2nd most product setting in primetime television.
The weigh-in on the product placement scale: Nielsen charted 533 product occurrences with the Biggest Loser in 2011. You will find the Brita challenge, by way of example: NBC's site reports which "Past Biggest Loser contestants Olivia, Marci and Bernie had the Brita Challenge not to mention saw amazing results and too! " Then there's dozens of meals at Subway, in which the trainers go on... in addition to on... and on... regarding the great choices are on the market (you can almost begin to see the pennies pouring down throughout the NBC bank as this trainers talk).
One on the more annoying products featured relating to the show has been sugar-free Equivalent gum, because it's promoted like a "trainer tip. " Although chewing gum in lieu of eating a brownie obviously is a fantastic diet tip, the incessant reference to "Equal... Equal... Equal... " makes me prefer to, well, grab a brownie! The contestants also appear to be uncomfortable with their role in your product placement, saying how "good" certain products are for a little kid bribed to perform a school play. What you think? Post your comments listed below.
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