Those Creepy Sarah Palin Ads

Published November 20, 2009 @ 19:30 in Miscellaneous

MouseThe entry I just wrote about Oprah triggered an onslaught of ads for Sarah Palin's new book. I'm guessing the company behind the ads, Newsmax.com, is bidding heavily on the popular keyword "Oprah", perhaps in conjunction with the keyword "magazine", realizing those in the Oprah cult are most likely to spend $4.97 on Palin's book, "Going Rogue".

As many of you have remarked, the ads are pretty creepy. I took a screen cap of them in case Newsmax.com gets outbid.

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I'll conclude my Oprah ~ Palin entry with a prediction. Taking over for Oprah in her syndicated talk show in 2011: Sarah Palin.

6 Responses to "Those Creepy Sarah Palin Ads"

Double Your Pleasure
November 20, 2009 / 19:59

Now the entry about the Palin ads has Palin ads.

Down Goes Brown
November 20, 2009 / 20:12

I would assume they just bought the keyword phrase "don't believe the hype".

Either that, or "cult".

Did you happen to use the phrase "vapid moron" in the metadata?

dlauthor
November 20, 2009 / 22:59

This godawful ad shows up all the time in a sidebar on my email account, of all things. My email account that I pay for, and here's a horrid person that I hate staring through me with her crazy eyes. I want nothing more than for it to go away. (Well, actually _her_ going away would be better.)

It puts the "sales figures" of "her" new "book" in some perspective, though, if the extremists at Newsmax are buying them all up to sell cheap to rubes at their site. Palin's just another recipient of wingnut welfare, like Coulter, Malkin, Beck, Goldberg, and on and on.

Buffaloboymike
November 21, 2009 / 13:14

Why though Mike? Oprah was an Obama supporter and doesn't even like Palin, why would she leave her show to that half wit

Toronto Mike
November 21, 2009 / 13:20

Palin was just on Oprah - it was a big deal in the Oprahsphere.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPq4QgLGogQ

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