Google really wants people to use its new video chat app Duo. So much so that it made not one or even two, but 10 different video ads promoting the service. The ads are polished and professional spots, with anthropomorphic jam jars and socks showing off the app's benefits, like its standout live preview feature. The blitz is a bit perplexing, but so is the existence of Duo. The app is a FaceTime clone, but it remains separate from Google's new Allo chat app, itself a competitor to iMessage and Facebook Messenger.
Google also refuses to merge any of these services into Hangouts, its existing multi-platform video, chat, and call service that lives on mobile and inside Gmail and Google+. So maybe Google does need 10 ads to explain Duo,...
Google made 10 ads to remind you what Duo is
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