Wonder who the florist will be. Tune in next week and find out.When Teleflora debuts its exclusive Mother's Day flower arrangements on HSN on May 5th a Teleflora member florist will serve as the on-air guest during the 30-minute segment. The florist will demonstrate how flower arrangements are made as well as provide tips and suggestions for choosing flowers by occasion. The florist will also provide final tips, product information and suggestions on choosing the best flowers for various occasions. In addition, the Teleflora difference - that all bouquets are hand-arranged and hand-delivered using only the freshest flowers by neighborhood florists - will be communicated.
One of the local shops here has the ad on their TF website. Much better than the Superbowl ad!!!
Tim is from Drexel Hill, PA and is a great designer and commentator (plus a wonderful person in general). Fantastic choice.Teleflora is planning to sell exclusive Mother’s Day flower arrangements on interactive lifestyle network HSN beginning Tuesday, May 5. During three 30-minute segments, Teleflora member florist Tim Farrell (Farrell’s Florist) will serve as an on-air guest to demonstrate the artistry of floral arranging.
Wanna bet this new commercial is even more effective that the Super Bowl's? IMO it resonantes well with women - who are the primary buyers of M Day flowers.Ad critics dismissed Teleflora’s Super Bowl ad as “too mean” because the brunt of the sassy flowers’ trash talk was directed at the gift recipient, a pleasant-seeming office worker. However, it didn’t seem to bug the public.
“The true measure is, ‘Did you accomplish your business objectives?’ and we were up double digits in sales at Valentines Day,” said Shawn Weidmann, president of Teleflora. “I don’t think my competitors could say that.” Along with the hard economic times, florists had the misfortune of having Valentine’s Day fall on a weekend day in 2009, which Weidmann says can lead to a sales reduction of 10-25 percent over sales when the holiday falls on a weekday.
Ted - I moved your post over here since there was already a thread running about the topic.
Found the answer to my early question in an article from Brand Week:
Teleflora Brings Back 'Talking Flowers' for Mother's Day
Tim is from Drexel Hill, PA and is a great designer and commentator (plus a wonderful person in general). Fantastic choice.
About TFs sales from the Super Bowl campaign:
Wanna bet this new commercial is even more effective that the Super Bowl's? IMO it resonantes well with women - who are the primary buyers of M Day flowers.