Helen Edwards on Branding: Consumers are bad losers
05 May 2011 | by Helen Edwards
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previous rehearsals - sorry, meetings - or read the research. There will be jostling for who ...
You walk into a cafe. 'Coffee please.' 'For here, or take away?' 'Take away.' 'Small, medium or large?' 'Err ... medium.' 'Black or white?' 'White, please.' 'Skimmed, semi-skimmed, full-fat, cream or soya?' 'Semi-skimmed, please.' 'Sugar or sweetener?' 'Sweetener.' 'Sorry, we're out of coffee today ...
, brands should "always be positive, never defensive, and prepared to say thank you and sorry". "People ...
of Royal Mail customers who received a 'Sorry you were out' card had, in fact, been at home. The survey ...
Sorry for the reminder, but as you ve probably noticed it s been a tough couple of years with recession biting hard. As with every downturn, there have been winners and losers. But however you ve weathered the storm, most marketers will be familiar with increased calls to evaluate their activity ...
company to provide a one-hour delivery slot, finally putting an end to those 'sorry we missed you' cards ...
. This has led to a prevalence of messages from @WholeFoods like these: "Sorry to hear that your soup ...
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mind, a world without self-indulgent spoofs of the "gorilla" ad cannot come soon enough. Sorry, I ... and director have brought to life with wit and charm. Well, that's it from me this week. Sorry I've been a ...