eBay UK’s new advert is showing on TV now

eBay UK’s new TV advert is now airing on commercial TV channels in the UK. So far I’ve only heard it’s been shown on tea time TV quiz show The Chase, but if you watch enough telly you’re bound to see it.

We predicted that this ad would come to the UK after seeing it aired on German TV earlier in the month. Focusing on the breadth of choice on eBay with over 50 million products to choose from the ad highlights that you’ve got eBay everywhere you go in your pocket on your mobile smartphone.

10 Responses

  1. The ad was on yesterday, I think on C4?

    We also have a massive billboard advert 1 min from the flat with a new eBay advert, focused again on mobile!

  2. I’ve started to hear Ebay adverts on the Radio, mainly on Talk Sport. This is the first time i’ve heard them advertise this way. Must have increased the marketing budget.

  3. So how come if eBay’s spent a squillion bucks on a new logo the ad features the familiar jumbled lettering?

  4. Hi

    I’m fairly new to e-bay, but interested in taking it further perhaps. This strikes me as an interesting development. Why have they started to advertise? Is it because the site is struggling, or to build on success?

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