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Being a 'neck Ford driver, he had no chance of getting a story about Chevys and Mexicans right.That's an urban legend
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Being a 'neck Ford driver, he had no chance of getting a story about Chevys and Mexicans right.That's an urban legend
Well, share holders ARE the company and they control decisions that run the company. You don't have to like their decisions, and you don't have to buy their products. But they also don't have to jump on any band wagon they feel will hurt their bottom line. Why is a company in business in the first place? To make money. Yes sir, capitalism at its finest.HAVE A COKE, A SMILE, AND NOTHING ELSE: Learning from Bud Light? Coca-Cola Shareholders Shoot Down 3 Attempts to Turn the Company Fully Woke.
More like this, please.
Is he a trans person?
Jamie Komoroski, alleged drunk driver who killed bride, dressed as Bud Light bottle for Halloween
https://nypost.com/2023/05/02/drunk...bud-lightyear-for-halloween/?dicbo=v2-5Ki5pZ8
That's what I was thinking. How are you even going to know about some beer ad on some trans channel unless that's your thing.Yes, the marketer failed to take into account the bud light drinkers don't want to acknowledge trans people as human beings in any way, especially in a way that someone found out about on TikTok while looking at trans people.
What was the "partnership"?From Bud To Worse: Anheuser-Busch Rolls Back Mulvaney Partnership
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/anheuser-busch-mulvaney-partnership-just-one-single-can
Of course it’s too late, but the marketing gang at Budweiser are trying to make it sound like Bud Light’s partnership with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney was not meant to be a big deal.
The company said in a letter, “This was one single can given to one social media influencer.” And they added, “It was not made for production or sale to the general public. This can is not a formal campaign or advertisement.”
Trying to shove the toothpaste back into the tube won’t work and the company is financially hurting due to the marketing blunder and attack on the beer’s “frat” house drinkers.
Its a fucking lie by Anhueser-Busch executives that don't have the balls to admit they supported and approved this PR move. Now they are desperately trying to save there phoney baloney jobs with implausable deniability. They made a marketing misstep that pissed off their base. It happens, own it, and move on.From Bud To Worse: Anheuser-Busch Rolls Back Mulvaney Partnership
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/anheuser-busch-mulvaney-partnership-just-one-single-can
Of course it’s too late, but the marketing gang at Budweiser are trying to make it sound like Bud Light’s partnership with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney was not meant to be a big deal.
The company said in a letter, “This was one single can given to one social media influencer.” And they added, “It was not made for production or sale to the general public. This can is not a formal campaign or advertisement.”
Trying to shove the toothpaste back into the tube won’t work and the company is financially hurting due to the marketing blunder and attack on the beer’s “frat” house drinkers.
That's already been mentioned in this threadThe CEO of AB now says the company is ending its partnership with Dylan Mulvaney.
A moderator trainee’s work is never done.So what? You scour all posts and decided what is a good one or not?
So you don't care about what I posted and want everyone to know that you don'tSo what? You scour all posts and decided what is a good one or not?
Robert Lachky, a former chief creative officer at Anheuser-Busch, said the decision to work with Mulvaney was a mistake, according to the Post-Dispatch.
“The minute you step into the political or religious spectrum, when you know your target audience is going to have a real issue with this, you know you’ve alienated at least half of your target audience,” he said. “People don’t like getting preached to, especially when it comes to drinking beer.”
Admitting the mistake and quietly letting this blow over is the smart move. Bring back the Clydesdale horses, start a new ad campaign featuring some NBA and NFL stars, and the whole thing will be forgotten in a couple of months.
What mistake?Admitting the mistake and quietly letting this blow over is the smart move. Bring back the Clydesdale horses, start a new ad campaign featuring some NBA and NFL stars, and the whole thing will be forgotten in a couple of months.
Well, let's see...Hm, what could it be...Golly, maybe it is not being smart enough to understand your customer base and pissing a good chunk of them off?What mistake?
The one that resulted in tanking sales.What mistake?
Tanking? Which beer is #1 now?The one that resulted in tanking sales.
Pro Tip: Marketing campaigns that result in sharp sales declines and PR backlashes are not good. That’s why they replaced the Bud Lite vp of marketing. As of 4/30 Bud Lite sales are down 21.4% and HSBC just downgraded AB stock today.Tanking? Which beer is #1 now?
So still #1.Pro Tip: Marketing campaigns that result in sharp sales declines and PR backlashes are not good. That’s why they replaced the Bud Lite vp of marketing. As of 4/30 Bud Lite sales are down 21.4% and HSBC just downgraded AB stock today.
Nobody claimed they were not. The marketing campaign damaged the brand and caused sales to plunge. Do you consider that a successful campaign?So still #1.
What marketing campaign?Nobody claimed they were not. The marketing campaign damaged the brand and caused sales to plunge. Do you consider that a successful campaign?