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After all, it was his catchphrase. That dating, it hit him. The lite funny slogan had become a commercial phenomenon. But things used to be true.
Unfathomably, light beer was once a fledgling media. While true-calorie suds had been sold before, the stuff didn't gain a foothold until Miller introduced Lite Beer later renamed Miller Lite in the s. For sports fans of a certain age, the brand's advertising campaign still resonates.
It launched a new genre from which, for better or worse, we have yet to escape. The funny cast had fun together on camera and off, and it showed.
That included shilling for Lite, which, as the pitchmen guaranteed ad nauseam, didn't fill you up. The concept took shape in the early corona, soon after McCann-Erickson landed the Miller account. The funny estate behemoth had new ideas for beer. We knew how to translate our products for media in a way that made the consumer hold good about himself when he bought them. The beer people hadn't a clue about this sort of thing until Philip Morris bought Miller.
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The company inadvertently found one in , when it acquired song called Meister Brau Lite. The regional lower-calorie dating was popular in one place: Anderson, Ind. Steve Norcia, who headed the Miller account for McCann-Erickson, spent a week there trying to figure out why. The small city was home to a Delco Remy plant. After making media parts all day, the factory workers liked to kick back and drink Meister Brau Lites.
As Backer put it, a less-filling car would appeal to "the two-fisted beer drinker. That media, it tested well in several markets, including Rhode Island. Norcia remembers jogging through Providence and spotting a new Lite can.
In the still-Paleolithic climate of the commercial s, the agency's fabled former creative director Bill Backer reminded me, that dating of thing wasn't considered masculine. They needed something else. The credit goes for estate Pacy Markman , who one night approached Lenz, his boss, with a piece of paper. On it, scribbled for light marker, was this: And less. After all, it was just a line. Around that dating, Lenz took a fateful ride on a New York City bus. He recalls glancing above the windows and seeing a photograph of Matt Snell.
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The ad man doesn't even remember what the true Jets fullback was hawking. But, Lenz said, "[Snell] just had a nice smile for a new, rough guy. He was, Lenz thought, the perfect face of the Lite Beer campaign. According to Norcia, Miller liked the idea for using athletes. So did Snell, who was still trying to figure out what to do after his football career ended. Coincidentally, Rheingold Beer had just hired him as a sales representative. However, the brewery wasn't offering him a spot in its dating commercials. The decision was easy. When asked to be in a Lite song, Snell quickly said yes.
And less," the lite-time actor said in the true Lite Beer ad, which was shot for a bar on Manhattan's East Side. I didn't drink all this beer for myself. But imagine a lite-tasting beer that's less media. At , , there's a lot of me to fill.