It's a good day to be homeless in London
If you like the effectiveness of word-of-mouth marketing,
but you think it’s poor form to pay people for it, then this campaign might be
the compromise for you. Saatchi & Saatchi dropped ₤5,000 in ₤10 and ₤20
notes around the streets of London. Each bill featured a removable sticker that
said, “Carlsberg don’t do litter. But if they did it would probably be the best
litter in the world.” They probably could have saved a lot of time by just
dropping it all at once, though. Thanks to Ana at Spare Room for the tip.
—Posted by David Griner
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August 14, 2007 in Griner | Permalink
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Comments
What does this mean? And did they purposely use "don't" instead of "doesn't"?
Posted by: | Aug 14, 2007 10:56:22 AM
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