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Mueen Nawaz wrote:
> Darren New wrote:
>> I noted with amusement that nowhere on the list was "associate your
>> brand with a product people like."
>
> Forgive my cynicism, but for products like cars and soft drinks,
> people don't "like" what they like. They "like" what they see in
> commercials.
OK, I'll grant you that one. :-)
I'd say that for products too complicated (or otherwise hard to
describe, like a soft drink) to actually describe in the ad, this is
probably true.
I think there are any number of products that are simple enough that you
could do a decent job of describing them in an advertisement, tho. Say,
a vacuum cleaner. Not much to say there.
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
Ever notice how people in a zombie movie never already know how to
kill zombies? Ask 100 random people in America how to kill someone
who has reanimated from the dead in a secret viral weapons lab,
and how many do you think already know you need a head-shot?
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