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AD B (JARED SELLS IT)

The famous Subway spokesperson, Jared, dreams about eating what's new at Subway. The Subway clerk at the counter introduces a new low-fat sub as it deliciously appears on the screen. The more humorous Ad A was better liked, but the Subway spot, with its focus on news, health and taste, was the more effective marketing investment. It did a considerably better job at registering the brand name (recall) andSub Commercial B generating buying interest (persuasion). 

In the average network show, the Subway spot (Ad B) reaches and persuades 1.7 million more viewers than the Quizno's spot (Ad A), a 247% premium for the same exposure.