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Chronicles of a Crazy Canuck
Joi Ito pointed me to the post about Ogilvy & Mather doing “bullshit marketing” for American Express.
American Express is a company I have a lot of respect for. But when they start treating their techno-savvy customers as complete doufi (plural of doufus), the ... Continue reading »
American Express is a company I have a lot of respect for. But when they start treating their techno-savvy customers as complete doufi (plural of doufus), the ... Continue reading »
4 years ago
4 years ago
this is what happens when you aren't being truthful. The idea is to gather this many trackbacks on the advertising itself, not on the hamfisted
4 years ago
Nearly two weeks ago, I wrote about a strange incident that looked like the Brussels office of Ogilvy Mather was sending out fake emails to bloggers in order to generate buzz for one of their clients - American Express.
And buzz they got: more tha...