UR_MOMS_HAIRY_BONER Archive

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28	Proctor & Gamble loses $8 Billion, decides maybe war on men was a bad idea... The idea will have been pitched to Gillette by an advertising agency, who would be aggressively trying to sell the idea in. I can almost hear the conversations which will have occurred: "It's a brave idea. Some people won't like it. But someone needs to take a stand - and Gillette is the brand to do that." And then when the backlash from the initial ad started to hit: "Of course there's backlash. But we need to stand our ground. That truly is the meaning of bravery, standing firm in the face of …	/r/TheRedPill	06/08/20 08:08 PM
86	Proctor & Gamble loses $8 Billion, decides maybe war on men was a bad idea... Gillette is a brand owned by P&G. So the marketing team who work on the Gillette brand are all P&G employees, but they just focus on that specific brand. For a move this big though, the Gillette marketing team would have had to get approval from more senior levels within P&G, at least from the CMO and likely others. Seriously, everyone involved in this decision should be fired, not only is it a catastrophic fuck-up, but it goes against some of the most basic principles of marketing. You don't ev…	/r/TheRedPill	06/08/20 05:51 PM