Why do the worst products have the best adverts?
Hello Boys!
Rubbish product (didn't for me, for some reason). Never rated the line that much, either.
Mind you, it did result in cars crashing (apparently). And, possibly, awesome sales figures. Maybe even the odd award (though possibly the PR guys deserved it more).
Go figure.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Thursday, October 2, 2008
The sword with two edges.
Punch. Why the KO?
The sword with two edges: The internet.
A world of an audience is presented. But a very hard to access set of pockets for your craft.
Doesn't perhaps explain the ongoing (long may it last) success of the other two, but as one who is involved in music production I'd hazard that, much as folk like the product, if they don't have to pay to get it... they won't.
The sword with two edges: The internet.
A world of an audience is presented. But a very hard to access set of pockets for your craft.
Doesn't perhaps explain the ongoing (long may it last) success of the other two, but as one who is involved in music production I'd hazard that, much as folk like the product, if they don't have to pay to get it... they won't.
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