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Tag Archives: marketing
Count me amongst the fickle…
I love the creativity in marketing. I write about marketing often on my blog. I believe that marketing done well is an art (even though I know an argument can be made that it is somewhat science, based on market analysis and known quantities … Continue reading
God-given curves…
I do love Fifi, but I think that on some occasions she forgets who she is talking to. The other day she sent me an email that said in the subject line: CAROL Boyish Body? Create INSTANT Curves & SAVE! … Continue reading
Plausible deniability?
If you missed all the clamor over the recent North Dakota Tourism advertisement that featured two young men looking appreciatively at three young ladies through the big front windows of the Ho Do bar in Fargo - now is your chance … Continue reading
Legendary in deed.
I realize that tourism is a tough industry. Selling an area’s vacation value, especially in these tough economic times, is not an easy task. Folks want a lot of bang for their buck and let’s face it, North Dakota isn’t … Continue reading
Tagged advertisements, branding, Humor, legend, Legendary, marketing, misstep, North Dakota, SERIOUSLY?, tourism
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Jared Frisco has Diane Stark.
I like the marketing campaign Target Stores has used this season – Santa has elves; you have Target. It is one of my favorite holiday marketing campaigns for quite awhile. Of course, I still love the crazy Target lady that … Continue reading
Tagged caring, Community, Diane Stark, fargo, giving, holidays, Humanity, Jared Frisco, Kmart, marketing, North Dakota, Target, thoughtfulness
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