DISH Network Ad Campaign Features Comedian Frank Caliendo

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Have you seen the latest DISH Network ads? They feature comedian Frank Caliendo promoting the company while impersonating the President, John Madden, Al Pacino and others. There’s a great YouTube video of out-take clips from Frank Caliendo’s DISH Network commercial shoot.

DISH Network launched the multimillion-dollar advertising campaign this month, highlighting its standalone HD package, new promotions and “DVR leadership”.

According to Jessica Insalaco, chief marketing officer for DISH Network:

Frank Caliendo is not only one of the funniest comedians out there, but also his incredible talent offers DISH Network with a creative and entertaining way to communicate to consumers why we offer the best TV viewing experience of any pay-TV provider. These ads are not only humorous, but they also bring awareness to the fact that DISH Network is more than TV — it offers the best DVRs and HD programming, and allows consumers to control what they want to watch and when they watch it — all for the same unparalleled value DISH Network is known for.

As part of the campaign, DISH Network features the introduction of its new products while:

Altogether, DISH Network is offering a savings of up to $200. The standalone HD package features more than 40 HD channels for the low price of $29.99 per month. Sign up for DISH Network from DISH Deals Direct and we’ll add free installation to these already great deals.

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Written by Jim Taylor on February 20th, 2008 with no comments.
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