Internet Memes Make Catchy Advertising
March 25th, 2013 at 5:58 pm by MarkTags: advertising, groceries, grumpy cat
Around the corner, boxes clearly tagged $2 were now “$4 — Buy-One-Get-One-Free!” with a troll face.
Around the corner, boxes clearly tagged $2 were now “$4 — Buy-One-Get-One-Free!” with a troll face.
I think these candles at WalMart might be new, but I’m not really sure…
While this sort of abbreviation might be okay for the inventory control system, it’s simply not suitable for customers. Especially customers like me who immediately think, “Just how tasty are they?” “Are they made with real ass?” or “How many white people can they fit in a box that small?”
Given the current socio-political atmosphere, it’s absolutely impossible not to offend someone when attempting to advertise a product. Taco Bell upset Vegetarians, Coca Cola upset Arab-Americans and Volkswagen didn’t upset Jamaicans — but totally pissed off a bunch of white Americans who wanted to cry racism. This Aquafresh ad is dedicated to those people…
You know they do this to increase advertising revenues, right?