People will pay to watch a monkey screw a football. So that doesn't mean anything.Keeps on rocking, touring and selling out venues, living his life as he likes.
People will pay to watch a monkey screw a football. So that doesn't mean anything.Keeps on rocking, touring and selling out venues, living his life as he likes.
What doesn't mean a thing? That he lives his life as he chooses? You should watch him on Bill Maher's podcast. Not everything is about politics.People will pay to watch a monkey screw a football. So that doesn't mean anything.
I wouldn't call losing 5 Billion in sales nothing.Nothing really happened to Gillette. Nothing will happen to Anheuser Busch.
Doesn't mean much in the long run. They are still around.I wouldn't call losing 5 Billion in sales nothing.
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Why is what they are saying affecting you?
Do you have any relationship with the concept of girlhood?....
Oh my God this delusionary thinking is hilarious...
I had no idea Kid Rock drank that much.I wouldn't call losing 5 Billion in sales nothing.
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Yeah because you'll never see an ad like that again from them.Doesn't mean much in the long run. They are still around.
Well people may ditch Gillette. But they will never ditch cheap beer.Yeah because you'll never see an ad like that again from them.
to be fair, that's Kid Rock AND MTG.I had no idea Kid Rock drank that much.
In January 2019, Gillette began a new marketing campaign, "The Best Men Can Be", to mark the 30th anniversary of the "Best a Man Can Get" slogan. The campaign was introduced with a long-form commercial entitled "We Believe", and aims to promote positive values among men – condemning acts of bullying, sexism, sexual assault, and toxic masculinity. While the campaign received praise for its acknowledgement of current social movements and for promoting positive values of masculinity, it also faced a negative response – including from right-wing critics[127] – being called left-wing propaganda, accusatory towards its customers, and misandrist and there were calls for boycotts of Gillette.[128][129][130][131][132]I wouldn't call losing 5 Billion in sales nothing.
First off, I'd hardly call January to June "a few days". That's half a year.In January 2019, Gillette began a new marketing campaign, "The Best Men Can Be", to mark the 30th anniversary of the "Best a Man Can Get" slogan. The campaign was introduced with a long-form commercial entitled "We Believe", and aims to promote positive values among men – condemning acts of bullying, sexism, sexual assault, and toxic masculinity. While the campaign received praise for its acknowledgement of current social movements and for promoting positive values of masculinity, it also faced a negative response – including from right-wing critics[127] – being called left-wing propaganda, accusatory towards its customers, and misandrist and there were calls for boycotts of Gillette.[128][129][130][131][132]
In June 2019, P&G wrote-down Gillette business by $8 billion, a move which company executives attributed to currency exchange, new competitors in the market, and increased popularity of growing beards. Share prices increased following the write-down.[133]
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So your take is that Gillette lost $5billion in sales within a few days of the TG ad being released, regardless of the fact the S&P attributed the drop to something totally different, huh?......
"New competitors" means newly arrived other companies who split the customer pie even smaller. Not existing competitors.First off, I'd hardly call January to June "a few days". That's half a year.
Second, Why after the ad then? Why spend all that money for a SuperBowl ad placement if you never intended to sell the inventory?
And third, What else do you think "new competitors in the market," means? They lost customers to competing brands because of the ad.
I rest my case.When did the ad come out?.... I'm seeing May, not January.