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Bmw, Mercedes, and Audi. Never seen a person of color in one of their commercials.
Good luck with thatBmw, Mercedes, and Audi. Never seen a person of color in one of their commercials.
Lol that is false
But I don't feel like looking up commercial.
What does any of this have to do with anything?My dream as a kid (and still now) is to be rich enough to have a house with a backyard that has a basketball court that turns into a pool. 90's people know what I'm talking about.
Wasn't there one with the family that had a white butler ?Good luck with thatBmw, Mercedes, and Audi. Never seen a person of color in one of their commercials.
Lol that is false
But I don't feel like looking up commercial.
Buick is a different animal. China is where GM makes most it's money from Buick and the only reason it wasn't folded with their other brands during the bailout.Its not that simple.If they're marketing to a certain demo, it's probably because they have data to show that's who's using it. I doubt Coke would be throwing money away all these years at the wrong people. It's a multi billion dollar global company that dominates the beverage industry. They're not stupid.
Some companies actually target new customers.
No sense of wasting time on a loyal base.
A lot of companies spend marketing on demographics they're not doin so well in.
Buick doesnt need to sell your great aunt, thats why they have been pushing this new young look.
My dream as a kid (and still now) is to be rich enough to have a house with a backyard that has a basketball court that turns into a pool. 90's people know what I'm talking about.
What does any of this have to do with anything?
Companies do “waste time” to remind old customers about their products, because brand loyalty is more habit and availability than people really loving their brand.Its not that simple.
Some companies actually target new customers.
No sense of wasting time on a loyal base.
A lot of companies spend marketing on demographics they're not doin so well in.
Buick doesnt need to sell your great aunt, thats why they have been pushing this new young look.
Dr. Pepper did it too. It didn't work on me though even when I was playing Halo religiously I wasn't about to drink those nasty sodas like Dr Pepper and mountain dew.Elsewhere in the soft drink industry, though, the oversimplification of target consumers has had its questionable if not altogether offensive moments, too. Mountain Dew, for instance, originally based its entire brand around making fun of poor Appalachians, also known as hillbillies. In the late 40s and early 50s, its label featured the official Mountain Dew mascot "Willy the Hillbilly" and the slogan: "Ya-Hoo! Mountain Dew. It'll tickle yore innards." (The name of the soft drink, of course, refers to the Southern slang for moonshine.) Pepsi bought Mountain Dew in 1964 and changed its image over the years, most recently as "Game Fuel." The company went so far as releasing World of Warcraft-, Call of Duty- and Halo-branded flavors.
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There is a reason for this.
Remember my mom took me and my brother one time for a cut.
White women had no idea how to cut black hair
Still the worst haircut I've ever had in my entire life