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McCormick mans the grill.
The polar opposite of Gillette’s ad showing disdain for their primary customers is the flame and flavor ad by McCormick. This of course carries its own form of risk, because feminist harpies consumed by envy of men are very likely … Continue reading
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The best a brand can get?
I noted back in January that Gillette ran the risk of becoming a cautionary tale for Marketing 101 courses. This has now come to pass, as P&G recently announced that they were taking an 8 billion dollar write down on … Continue reading
Don’t be the guy whose wife wanted more closet space.
This is one of the pettiest things I've seen all year 😂🤣😂 https://t.co/OQ1DWckRQQ pic.twitter.com/Laa8Bb8LFT — Malik Dilonga (@thattalldude93) May 6, 2018 One of the ways we deny the obvious truth of the billboard is by declaring any man whose wife … Continue reading
The joke’s on him.
Yesterday my wife had an ad pop up on her phone selling women divorce. I wasn’t able to find the online version of the ad, but with some digging found a picture of the same ad on a billboard here … Continue reading