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Every time I see the this ad I feel sick from all the treacle. Please. You're here to make money. Not fuzzy wuzzy, warm, giving back baloney.
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Permalinki agree, but you must sell a good or provide a service to make money, and that good or service must be of a quality that your customers are willing to pay for. Maybe Boeing is saying, "We make good stuff, and provide good service".
"Happiness is overrated. Take this placebo; it might make you feel better."
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PermalinkBoeing doing consumer directed advertising is a load of crock to begin with - when did you buy a Boeing last? Hmm?
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PermalinkProbably the last time the government bought aircraft for the military from Boeing with the taxes I paid.
"Happiness is overrated. Take this placebo; it might make you feel better."
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PermalinkWell... You could tell your airline that you prefer using a Boeing. See how that works for ya.
The largest jet purchase that mere mortals usually make is a Gulfstream.
Of course the ad could be directed at John Travolta, who has a (Boeing) 707 on his backyard landing strip (in Florida).
Allan...
"Remember, no matter where you go... There you are." (Buckaroo Banzai).
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PermalinkPretty shortsighted for the ad biz. Image advertising is as old as the hills. Two companies immediately come to mind that spent tens of millions on advertising but don't sell products to the public, BASF,and ADM. But even those who do sell directly to the public buy millions in media for image ads.
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PermalinkIt's all to sell stock mates.
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PermalinkWell, isn't that what business is all about? To make money. If that weren't the case, there wouldn't be any advertising or an Adland.
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