This is an advertisement from a property listing site in Malaysia. A sweet lady is looking for "the best room ever!" and then the smart boy helps her found one instantly !!
Fantastic ! Let's go find the Best Room Ever !!
Here comes the verdict !! Hurray, I couldn't wait ~
WTF !! If you have found nothing from your own suggested search, how would I know how to further"REFINE" it? Or do you mean I should broaden my search so I can at least find something? But if "best room ever" is not broad enough, how in the world do I further broaden that search criteria !?!?
Fantastic ! Let's go find the Best Room Ever !!
Here comes the verdict !! Hurray, I couldn't wait ~
WTF !! If you have found nothing from your own suggested search, how would I know how to further"REFINE" it? Or do you mean I should broaden my search so I can at least find something? But if "best room ever" is not broad enough, how in the world do I further broaden that search criteria !?!?
? WTF ? 
? WTF ?
? WTF ?Jokes aside, this is a good example of a creative advertisement with good intention with slightly above than average attractive factors. Unfortunately it did not follow through with some real beneficial suggestions. Viewers will either smile and walk away or conclude this is not a serious place for him to really look for real bargains. It looks like a fun site but it fails to keep the fun up neither as shown case in this article.
If it puts a little humor into the system and show some fun results when people do search "Best Room Ever" then I am sure the advertisement effect will go much wider without additional cost.
