Diapers.com: Helping Young Americans Do Their Business

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There’s something appealing about “Time for a Change,” Diapers.com’s first stab at online video marketing. Positioned like a political ad, it offers “gas relief” and bi-potty-san support to frustrated Americans.

After walking the talk with some discount codes, a voiceover grandly concludes, “Your doodie is our duty” as the Stars and Stripes hover in the background.

Aww. Finally, something a hockey mom can really get behind.

The ad went live at Parents for Change. Users click straight into the Diapers.com site, where they can put their discount codes to good use. Good, simple stuff by The Ad Store.

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