Head for Business
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/ap/20050125/ap_on_fe_st/forehead_advertising
<!-- TextEnd -->So would you wear an ad on your head for a month for $40k? I'd probably do it.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/ap/20050125/ap_on_fe_st/forehead_advertising
[size=-1] [/size]Co. to Advertise on Neb. Man's Forehead
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OMAHA, Neb. - [size=-1]A Web-page designer who auctioned off the use of his forehead for advertising space is letting it go to his head. [/size]
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[size=-1]Andrew Fischer, 20, of Omaha, who put his forehead for sale on eBay as advertising space, received $37,375 on Friday to advertise the snoring remedy, SnoreStop. [/size]
[size=-1]Fischer will display the SnoreStop logo on his forehead for one month. [/size]
[size=-1]"I look forward to an enjoyable association with Andrew — a man who clearly has a head for business in every sense of the word," SnoreStop CEO Christian de Rivel said. [/size]
[size=-1]"People will always comment on something out of the ordinary," Fischer said in his sales pitch. "People like weird." [/size]
[size=-1]But there were limits: He refused from the outset to be the conduit for any message or product deemed tasteless or unacceptable in traditional advertising formats.[/size]
<!-- TextEnd -->So would you wear an ad on your head for a month for $40k? I'd probably do it.