You’re a doctor, but you’re in tights like a superhero.
You don’t have a cape but you have a white coat on.
You’re clearly about all kinds of alarms, but you just happen to throw in “medical alerts too?!”
DUDE … WHAT ARE YOU!?!?
Awful advertising, crazy campaigns and marketing madness … ripped to shreds for your enjoyment
You’re a doctor, but you’re in tights like a superhero.
You don’t have a cape but you have a white coat on.
You’re clearly about all kinds of alarms, but you just happen to throw in “medical alerts too?!”
DUDE … WHAT ARE YOU!?!?
You can have your chocolate eggs. To me, no candy better sums up the Easter holiday spirit than a tiny breath mint in pastel colors.
I’m thinking the generic Box of Rags people consider this a major coup. Scott® with all their supposed marketing might gets bumped down the page, “Rags in a Box” product overshadowed by the sheer mass of Boxes of Rags
I can just hear the Box of Rags sales guy exclaiming to his boss:
Fred! Are ya sitting down!? Just got off the phone with the catalog people. We got a full spread, top third of the page. Above Scott!! BOOYAH!!!
Looks like your basic stock photos for some clickbait headlines … no biggie.
Look again!
WOMEN suffer from self-doubt and the ‘imposter syndrome.’ (and are also stuck inside sitting at a desk with a cup of coffee)
MEN find Strength and use that to get a job. (and also go outside and look at the skyline)
Marketing Madness IS Misogynist!
…and meet her friends at the I Hate Men bar and sleep in her I Am Alone bed.
Have good night Chinae!!
(excerpted from Adidas All Day blog)
…put on this chef’s toque. It’ll look great!
That’s it…hold it! Mouth open! Perfect!!
… wherein I talk about why DHL sponsored the Stones “Exhibitionism” tour because Mick said so.
… wherein I perform a monologue about Marketing Madness …
and
… wherein that monologue I depict a British show called “What Is Hip?” interviewing me about this Museum of Marketing Madness …
this explains everything.
You have to see this first in context:
Got that??
According to their website (www.reiki.org):
The word Reiki is made of two Japanese words – Rei which means “God’s Wisdom or the Higher Power” and Ki which is “life force energy”. So Reiki is actually “spiritually guided life force energy.”
Whereas, here “ReKi” is made up of two candy products – Reese’s and Kit-Kat bars. So ReKi is an an in-store, standup display of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups and KitKat® bars.
I think the synergy and power cannot be ignored. One is healing and spiritual. The other is chocolate-y and delicious.