I'm against picketing. But I don't know how to show it.Thats in my Fave 5 of Hedburg material.
Overrated. IA needs to lobby for 5 guys
Talk about overrated. 5 guys definitely fits the bill.
[video=youtube;t7wNaxfBjE4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7wNaxfBjE4[/video]
Talk about overrated. 5 guys definitely fits the bill.
I'm against picketing. But I don't know how to show it.
Talk about overrated. 5 guys definitely fits the bill.
It's funny that you mention this one because I actually like it. I think when I was young this was a local company in the Chicago area because they would just say "588-2300 empire". Not that I liek the commercial itself but the little jingle brings back memories and tells me that they've been around for a long time.
In the 1980's, Gerber baby food sold its products in Africa and nearly bankrupt the company. 70% of the people in Africa couldn't read at that time and picked out their food by what was on the label (ie picture of green beans means green beans). Well, if you are familiar with the Gerber logo, its a baby so the people literally thought it was ground up baby. I wish this was a joke but it was one of the biggest marketing disasters of all time.
FarmersOnly.com should be a case study on what not to do in marketing for every entry level course.
FarmersOnly.com should be a case study on what not to do in marketing for every entry level course.
I think people are confusing "bad" marketing ideas with "annoying" marketing ideas. They are not the same thing. Just because a marketing campaign is annoying (I.e. Crunchamuncha) doesn't make it a bad marketing campaign. Actually, it's quite the opposite. Most people bagging on the crunchamuncha are people that won't eat at Subway regardless.
"Bad" marketing flies in the face of "not all publicity is good publicity", because it's not true, as someone mentioned earlier. When people are remembering you for a negative reason, like "D+", Chevy selling "Novas" in Spanish-speaking countries, and Dyson using the campaign "It Sucks" here in America, those are bad marketing campaigns because they failed to understand their target audience so badly they come up with a campaign that's an abject failure. That's usually when they whip out the line "all publicity is good publicity" because it's the only thing they have to comfort themselves.