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Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 1652	Posted - 2013.09.19 14:00:00 - [1] - Quote Bloomberg Businessweek ad on a Long Island Railroad commuter train to New York City. Over 285,000 people ride LIRR trains every day, most of them people with jobs. Pretty good publicity for EVE.
Berendas EVE Corporation 987654321-POP The Marmite Collective 526	Posted - 2013.09.19 14:29:00 - [2] - Quote I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one.
Lugalbandak Anunnaku Industrial Corp. Northern Associates. 115	Posted - 2013.09.19 14:33:00 - [3] - Quote nice, and yeah i never saw a ad somewhere of eve where i live. The police horse is the only animal in the world that haz his male genitals on his back
CannonFodder82 The Vo'Shun 6	Posted - 2013.09.20 11:21:00 - [4] - Quote I love the 500k claim,
Ayures Dreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 62	Posted - 2013.09.20 11:36:00 - [5] - Quote Berendas wrote: I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one. The people most likely to actually play and stick with EVE are the ones who already spend way too much time on the internet (especially gaming sites). CCP markets the **** out of EVE on gaming sites.
Job Valador Super Moose Defence Force 249	Posted - 2013.09.20 11:49:00 - [6] - Quote Ayures wrote: Berendas wrote: I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one. The people most likely to actually play and stick with EVE are the ones who already spend way too much time on the internet (especially gaming sites). CCP markets the ** out of EVE on gaming sites. Thats the thing though for me. Never even noticed those eve adds or knew what eve was until a friends got me a trial acc. They be ** adds imo "The stone exhibited a profound lack of movement."
Maaaaowm Ogeko Pator Tech School Minmatar Republic 28	Posted - 2013.09.20 12:25:00 - [7] - Quote It's kind of cool to see this. It's not so much an ad for EVE, as an ad for Bloomberg Businessweek, but it's a win-win because it presents EVE as a "did you know?" kind of thing to an audience who would be interested in the real-world financial aspects of how CCP Games operates, the game's genre, and in taking a look at that section of the Bloomberg website to see more unusual stories such as this. Many birds have been hit with one stone, successfully I think. I'm wondering if the recent surveys sent out by CCP regarding our views of the game's image has anything to do with placements like this? I can tell that for years before I started to play, my perception of EVE was that it was a primitive hulk-smash PvP game and for a long time I didn't even know it was in the sci-fi genre. True story. Perhaps they are showing an interest in raising a little public awareness? This could be good and bad -- an influx of newbies unprepared for EVE's harsh environment might be interesting, to say the least.
Solaris Ecladia High Flyers The Kadeshi 160	Posted - 2013.09.20 13:01:00 - [8] - Quote Where's Samuel L. Jackson when you need him?
Treborr MintingtonJr The Knights of Spamalot The Methodical Alliance 10	Posted - 2013.09.20 13:06:00 - [9] - Quote "Stop work, play eve"
Mr Pragmatic 651	Posted - 2013.09.20 13:13:00 - [10] - Quote Forbes covers eve on their online edition once and a while. Super cali hella yolo swaga dopeness. -á-Yoloswaggins, in the fellowship of the bling.
Diablo Ex Lilith's Shadow 212	Posted - 2013.09.20 14:43:00 - [11] - Quote Nothing like Real World Advertizing. Internet Advertizing reeks... it suks ballz Why you ask? I never saw an EvE Online ad on the Internet until I started playing.... seriously, I had a friend introduce me to the game. But, once the Internet determined that I might be interested in EvE Online (maybe because I paid for an account and started playing) the Internet has been bombarding me with popups and web ads for the last 5 years trying to sell me on the game. - insert Facepalm here - I would think the Advertizing Budget would be better spent on selling EvE Online to folks that are NOT ACTIVELY PLAYING. Just an observation. Diablo Ex Machina - "I'm not here to fix your problem"
Plastic Psycho Necro-Economics 497	Posted - 2013.09.20 14:47:00 - [12] - Quote CannonFodder82 wrote: I love the 500k claim, Well, 500K subscriptions anyway. Hyperbole is part-n-parcel of advertising. Still a damned cool advert. CCP, debuff Barges, or buff Ganking. Either will do for me, but we need more Yaaar! in this game lest it become WoW in Spaaaaace! -á~ Me
Private Pineapple Tea And Sympathy Ltd. Liability Reckless Ambition 432	Posted - 2013.09.20 15:09:00 - [13] - Quote Diablo Ex wrote: Nothing like Real World Advertizing. Internet Advertizing reeks... it suks ballz Why you ask? I never saw an EvE Online ad on the Internet until I started playing.... seriously, I had a friend introduce me to the game. But, once the Internet determined that I might be interested in EvE Online (maybe because I paid for an account and started playing) the Internet has been bombarding me with popups and web ads for the last 5 years trying to sell me on the game. - insert Facepalm here - I would think the Advertizing Budget would be better spent on selling EvE Online to folks that are NOT ACTIVELY PLAYING. Just an observation. You do realize that internet ads are engineered to your previous internet visits? Google chrome does this the most of them all. By visiting EVE Online multiple times, you will begin to get internet ads for them. I am the Kingpin of the Crime and Punishment forum.
Diablo Ex Lilith's Shadow 216	Posted - 2013.09.20 16:34:00 - [14] - Quote Private Pineapple wrote: Diablo Ex wrote: Nothing like Real World Advertizing. Internet Advertizing reeks... it suks ballz Why you ask? I never saw an EvE Online ad on the Internet until I started playing.... seriously, I had a friend introduce me to the game. But, once the Internet determined that I might be interested in EvE Online (maybe because I paid for an account and started playing) the Internet has been bombarding me with popups and web ads for the last 5 years trying to sell me on the game. - insert Facepalm here - I would think the Advertizing Budget would be better spent on selling EvE Online to folks that are NOT ACTIVELY PLAYING. Just an observation. You do realize that internet ads are engineered to your previous internet visits? Google chrome does this the most of them all. By visiting EVE Online multiple times, you will begin to get internet ads for them. Yes, I do realize this... and it is Stupid. If I clearly have found the website, then I must be interested. Spending your advertizing budget to "play Capt. Obvious" is Stupid... and you can't fix Stupid. If I was CCP, I would be trying to advertise the game to people that were not already coming to the EvE Online website. Like... uh... New Customers? Diablo Ex Machina - "I'm not here to fix your problem"
Jake Warbird Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 3258	Posted - 2013.09.20 17:18:00 - [15] - Quote 'More population than Iceland.'
Alphea Abbra Grim Determination Nulli Secunda 439	Posted - 2013.09.20 17:23:00 - [16] - Quote Diablo Ex wrote: Yes, I do realize this... and it is Stupid. If I clearly have found the website, then I must be interested. Spending your advertizing budget to "play Capt. Obvious" is Stupid... and you can't fix Stupid. If I was CCP, I would be trying to advertise the game to people that were not already coming to the EvE Online website. Like... uh... New Customers? Heresy! HERESY I SAY!
Podre Solette Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation 3	Posted - 2013.09.20 19:15:00 - [17] - Quote Solaris Ecladia wrote: Where's Samuel L. Jackson when you need him? Celebrity endorsement would do wonders for CCP, I wonder if Bjork plays.
voetius L V B Industries STELLAR CONSTELLATION 88	Posted - 2013.09.20 20:00:00 - [18] - Quote Diablo Ex wrote: Nothing like Real World Advertizing. Internet Advertizing reeks... it suks ballz Why you ask? I never saw an EvE Online ad on the Internet until I started playing.... seriously, I had a friend introduce me to the game. But, once the Internet determined that I might be interested in EvE Online (maybe because I paid for an account and started playing) the Internet has been bombarding me with popups and web ads for the last 5 years trying to sell me on the game. - insert Facepalm here - I would think the Advertizing Budget would be better spent on selling EvE Online to folks that are NOT ACTIVELY PLAYING. Just an observation. ^ Marketing Department take note :)
Khadi Nakrar Imperial Shipment Amarr Empire 15	Posted - 2013.09.20 20:09:00 - [19] - Quote Job Valador wrote: Ayures wrote: Berendas wrote: I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one. The people most likely to actually play and stick with EVE are the ones who already spend way too much time on the internet (especially gaming sites). CCP markets the ** out of EVE on gaming sites. Thats the thing though for me. Never even noticed those eve adds or knew what eve was until a friends got me a trial acc. They be adds imo Well yeah that's called ad-sense, which is the most ****** idea ever but apparently lots of companies fall for googles/microsoft/yahoo's sweet words. Basically it gives you advertisement on things you looked up recently which usually means you either have/use/play the item after looking it up, both cases there's no point in the ads. Like if you play eve and look at eve sites you get advertisements for eve everywhere, how nice, already playing it so its wasting the ad. Try looking for a new graphics card, order it, next 2 weeks the ads will be about graphics cards, again no point anymore
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 1676	Posted - 2013.09.20 20:40:00 - [20] - Quote Khadi Nakrar wrote: Job Valador wrote: Ayures wrote: Berendas wrote: I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one. The people most likely to actually play and stick with EVE are the ones who already spend way too much time on the internet (especially gaming sites). CCP markets the ** out of EVE on gaming sites. Thats the thing though for me. Never even noticed those eve adds or knew what eve was until a friends got me a trial acc. They be adds imo Well yeah that's called ad-sense, which is the most ****** idea ever but apparently lots of companies fall for googles/microsoft/yahoo's sweet words. Basically it gives you advertisement on things you looked up recently which usually means you either have/use/play the item after looking it up, both cases there's no point in the ads. Like if you play eve and look at eve sites you get advertisements for eve everywhere, how nice, already playing it so its wasting the ad. Try looking for a new graphics card, order it, next 2 weeks the ads will be about graphics cards, again no point anymore Could you explain this to my wife for me? Specifically, that not all online ads are ad-sense? She thinks every time a bikini girl or online dating ad appears on a PC at home, it means I was shopping for those kinds of items....
Plastic Psycho Necro-Economics 509	Posted - 2013.09.20 20:44:00 - [21] - Quote Podre Solette wrote: Solaris Ecladia wrote: Where's Samuel L. Jackson when you need him? Celebrity endorsement would do wonders for CCP, I wonder if Bjork plays. Ah. So you want EVE to die... CCP, debuff Barges, or buff Ganking. Either will do for me, but we need more Yaaar! in this game lest it become WoW in Spaaaaace! -á~ Me
Gritz1 Ice Fire Warriors Late Night Alliance 187	Posted - 2013.09.20 21:56:00 - [22] - Quote Its funny. I ride the LIRR every day and have yet to see this ad. Hope I do soon!
Podre Solette Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation 7	Posted - 2013.09.20 22:31:00 - [23] - Quote Plastic Psycho wrote: Podre Solette wrote: Solaris Ecladia wrote: Where's Samuel L. Jackson when you need him? Celebrity endorsement would do wonders for CCP, I wonder if Bjork plays. Ah. So you want EVE to die... When I think of a Khanid princess I think of Bjork.
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 1685	Posted - 2013.09.23 18:41:00 - [24] - Quote Gritz1 wrote: Its funny. I ride the LIRR every day and have yet to see this ad. Hope I do soon! I saw it in the front car (NY-bound) of an M7 train. Haven't seen it since, though. Just Sleepy's mattresses, laser prostate surgery ads, etc.
Zimmy Zeta Dreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 31561	Posted - 2013.09.23 18:47:00 - [25] - Quote Podre Solette wrote: Solaris Ecladia wrote: Where's Samuel L. Jackson when you need him? Celebrity endorsement would do wonders for CCP, I wonder if Bjork plays. I think it wasn't about celebrity endorsement, but about Mr. Jackson being sick of these goddamn Ravens on this goddamn train... Just think of how bad an average post by me is, and then realize half of them are even worse
Herzog Wolfhammer Sigma Special Tactics Group 3409	Posted - 2013.09.23 19:24:00 - [26] - Quote If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. If they come into the game thinking it's all about ISK in the wallet, then that's all they will care about. You think there's carebearing and ISK obsession now? Put in posters advertising the game in a "he who has most ISK wins" marketing campaign. Make the campaign all about being a douchebag, and you will see a rise in douchebaggery. Make it all about greifing people to the point where they hang themselves in their bedroom and ... well we might not notice anything. The kind of people who could not handle it already hung themselves over Facebook posts. Make it all about instant gratification and there will be a rash of temp subs that never become paying accounts.
Herzog Wolfhammer Sigma Special Tactics Group 3409	Posted - 2013.09.23 19:26:00 - [27] - Quote Khergit Deserters wrote: Khadi Nakrar wrote: Job Valador wrote: Ayures wrote: Berendas wrote: I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one. The people most likely to actually play and stick with EVE are the ones who already spend way too much time on the internet (especially gaming sites). CCP markets the ** out of EVE on gaming sites. Thats the thing though for me. Never even noticed those eve adds or knew what eve was until a friends got me a trial acc. They be adds imo Well yeah that's called ad-sense, which is the most ****** idea ever but apparently lots of companies fall for googles/microsoft/yahoo's sweet words. Basically it gives you advertisement on things you looked up recently which usually means you either have/use/play the item after looking it up, both cases there's no point in the ads. Like if you play eve and look at eve sites you get advertisements for eve everywhere, how nice, already playing it so its wasting the ad. Try looking for a new graphics card, order it, next 2 weeks the ads will be about graphics cards, again no point anymore Could you explain this to my wife for me? Specifically, that not all online ads are ad-sense? She thinks every time a bikini girl or online dating ad appears on a PC at home, it means I've been was shopping for ladies.... Occasionally my GF will use my work laptop to shop for lingerie and corsets and I get the same results with this ad-sense crap - booty all over the place on every web page for a week. Keeps my ass awake at least. She better not go past lingerie or there's going to be words.
Plastic Psycho Necro-Economics 517	Posted - 2013.09.23 19:54:00 - [28] - Quote Podre Solette wrote: Plastic Psycho wrote: Podre Solette wrote: Solaris Ecladia wrote: Where's Samuel L. Jackson when you need him? Celebrity endorsement would do wonders for CCP, I wonder if Bjork plays. Ah. So you want EVE to die... When I think of a Khanid princess I think of Bjork. When I think of WTF dresses, I think of Bjork. Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. If they come into the game thinking it's all about ISK in the wallet, then that's all they will care about. You think there's carebearing and ISK obsession now? Put in posters advertising the game in a "he who has most ISK wins" marketing campaign. Make the campaign all about being a douchebag, and you will see a rise in douchebaggery. Make it all about greifing people to the point where they hang themselves in their bedroom and ... well we might not notice anything. The kind of people who could not handle it already hung themselves over Facebook posts. Make it all about instant gratification and there will be a rash of temp subs that never become paying accounts. Thos Maximizers are as likely to be griefers as Industrilists. Or empire-builders of the sort that make Mittens look like a tin-pot dictator. Which could be fun - Can you imagine a bunch of Gordon Gekkos funding pirate fleets to undercut their rivals? CCP, debuff Barges, or buff Ganking. Either will do for me, but we need more Yaaar! in this game lest it become WoW in Spaaaaace! -á~ Me
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 1685	Posted - 2013.09.23 20:35:00 - [29] - Quote Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. If they come into the game thinking it's all about ISK in the wallet, then that's all they will care about. You think there's carebearing and ISK obsession now? Put in posters advertising the game in a "he who has most ISK wins" marketing campaign. Make the campaign all about being a douchebag, and you will see a rise in douchebaggery. Make it all about greifing people to the point where they hang themselves in their bedroom and ... well we might not notice anything. The kind of people who could not handle it already hung themselves over Facebook posts. Make it all about instant gratification and there will be a rash of temp subs that never become paying accounts. Oh man. Keep those people out of the game. On second thought, let them in. Can't slap them silly in RL, but could pod them in-game.
Herzog Wolfhammer Sigma Special Tactics Group 3413	Posted - 2013.09.24 01:41:00 - [30] - Quote Khergit Deserters wrote: Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. If they come into the game thinking it's all about ISK in the wallet, then that's all they will care about. You think there's carebearing and ISK obsession now? Put in posters advertising the game in a "he who has most ISK wins" marketing campaign. Make the campaign all about being a douchebag, and you will see a rise in douchebaggery. Make it all about greifing people to the point where they hang themselves in their bedroom and ... well we might not notice anything. The kind of people who could not handle it already hung themselves over Facebook posts. Make it all about instant gratification and there will be a rash of temp subs that never become paying accounts. Oh man. Keep those people out of the game. On second thought, let them in. Can't slap them silly in RL, but could pod them in-game. Hmmmm. that could be a good ad campaign for the game... "The next one you kill might be the douchebag yuppie you work with". Yeah I'm no marketer.
Ivan Krividus Born Crazy Brothers of Tangra 14	Posted - 2013.09.24 02:10:00 - [31] - Quote CannonFodder82 wrote: I love the 500k claim, lol noticed that too. Just look at league or WoW. 10milion easy. Either way that poster makes fun of me every morning as i go to work by making me wanna play.
Swidgen Republic University Minmatar Republic 104	Posted - 2013.09.24 02:16:00 - [32] - Quote Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. There are a few of those, but the vast majority of LIRR commuters aren't that at all.
Herzog Wolfhammer Sigma Special Tactics Group 3413	Posted - 2013.09.24 07:19:00 - [33] - Quote Swidgen wrote: Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. There are a few of those, but the vast majority of LIRR commuters aren't that at all. I was born and raised in Port Washington. I know what kind of people live there. I'll give them credit though. They are unlike people in the Pacific Northwest. I think most of the miners live there. In Seattle, everybody is afraid to get upset or risk spilling their doubletall. It's like inside every Washingtonian is a little librarian suffering from PTSD brought on by a bad hairdo. Log Lady! Everybody is like the damned Log Lady from Twin Peaks! CCP should know that different parts of the country should have different ad campaigns with different slogans. Wonder what those slogans would be if they did that?
Turelus Caldari Independent Navy Reserve The Fourth District 509	Posted - 2013.09.24 07:30:00 - [34] - Quote Ayures wrote: Berendas wrote: I'm always surprised at how little real world advertising CCP does. EVE could do with a lot more 'high brow' ads like this one. The people most likely to actually play and stick with EVE are the ones who already spend way too much time on the internet (especially gaming sites). CCP markets the **** out of EVE on gaming sites. Yet everyone uses adblock now and never sees those ads. CCP could do with putting themselves out there a little more but they need to stay tactful and not try the "let's bash wow" approach others have in the past. Lieutenant Turelus Caldari Independent Navy Reserve The Fourth District
Malcanis Vanishing Point. The Initiative. 11795	Posted - 2013.09.24 08:13:00 - [35] - Quote CannonFodder82 wrote: I love the 500k claim, What's the correct number? (I assume you have the data) 1 Kings 12:11
Kitty Bear Disturbed Friends Of Diazepam Disturbed Acquaintance 837	Posted - 2013.09.24 08:24:00 - [36] - Quote If CCP did do ads with famous people in them GD would be filled with whinge posts about how CCP have no right to waste thier subscription money on useless ads when they should be fixing broken game mechanics like the 'door' .... Morgan Freeman would be cooler than SLJ in an Eve ad
ACE McFACE Radical Astronauts Plundering Eve Filthy Bastards 1509	Posted - 2013.09.24 08:40:00 - [37] - Quote Kitty Bear wrote: Morgan Freeman would be cooler than SLJ in an Eve ad Morgan Freeman's voice: "When I was a little boy I used to look up at the starts at night and wish I could one day visit them, I may never be able to but EVE Online is as close as it gets" You should be notified if someone quotes your post so you can continue the argument!
Khergit Deserters Crom's Angels 1688	Posted - 2013.09.24 13:46:00 - [38] - Quote Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: Swidgen wrote: Herzog Wolfhammer wrote: If CCP advertises on these trains, they better be careful. These are "maximizer" Type A personality wallstreeters. There are a few of those, but the vast majority of LIRR commuters aren't that at all. I was born and raised in Port Washington. I know what kind of people live there. I'll give them credit though. They are unlike people in the Pacific Northwest. I think most of the miners live there. In Seattle, everybody is afraid to get upset or risk spilling their doubletall. It's like inside every Washingtonian is a little librarian suffering from PTSD brought on by a bad hairdo. Log Lady! Everybody is like the damned Log Lady from Twin Peaks! CCP should know that different parts of the country should have different ad campaigns with different slogans. Wonder what those slogans would be if they did that? No way, Herzog you grew up in Port? I lived there for 5 years (now live further east in the Jericho area). The Port Washington line has Type A wallstreeters than the line I take now. Especially on a 6:30 AM train. They're getting to Manhattan before the morning trading bell, I guess. Pretty hard-bitten atmosphere on that train.
Lee Saisima Caldari Mining and Logistics Academy 59	Posted - 2013.09.24 14:56:00 - [39] - Quote Games like EVE make more of a splash when they get publicity through something groundbreaking or unique happening within their universe, like the 4000-player space battle not so long ago. You see TV and mainstream ads for other games like Planetside 2 and WOW quite frequently but their numbers are actually declining. Mainstream publicity doesn't necessarily sell subscriptions anymore, it's the proof of community activity, and game pedigree that do.
Yang Aurilen PillowFighters Inc 1	Posted - 2013.09.24 15:09:00 - [40] - Quote You guys and your ads. You're lucky to have ads while I have 3 add-ons and 1 script to block all potential ads that might show up. Those that do pass gets the blacklist.
Delen Ormand Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 199	Posted - 2013.09.24 15:19:00 - [41] - Quote Yang Aurilen wrote: You guys and your ads. You're lucky to have ads while I have 3 add-ons and 1 script to block all potential ads that might show up. Those that do pass gets the blacklist. You can get those for real life as well now, huh?

CCP Phantom C C P C C P Alliance 3555	Posted - 2013.09.24 15:27:00 - [42] - Quote That is pretty neat! CCP Phantom - Senior Community Representative - Volunteer Manager

I Love Boobies All Hail Boobies 587	Posted - 2013.09.25 04:48:00 - [43] - Quote Remember the Eve Online ad they played on SciFi Channel back on May 30, 2008? Well, here it is if you haven't seen it. removed inappropriate signature - CCP Eterne
Pak Narhoo Splinter Foundation 1079	Posted - 2013.09.25 04:57:00 - [44] - Quote Delen Ormand wrote: Yang Aurilen wrote: You guys and your ads. You're lucky to have ads while I have 3 add-ons and 1 script to block all potential ads that might show up. Those that do pass gets the blacklist. You can get those for real life as well now, huh? You betcha! http://s22.postimg.org/7aixcv7bl/rl_script.jpg
James Amril-Kesh Goonswarm Federation 5796	Posted - 2013.09.25 06:22:00 - [45] - Quote CannonFodder82 wrote: I love the 500k claim, 500,000 people with 1 subscription each or 100,000 people with 5 subscriptions each is still the same amount of money being sent to CCP. My Youtube Videos Latest video: August 25, 2013

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