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Yeah, my take is that companies with strong marketting efforts, particularly emotionally manipulative ones, are trying to compensate for something. That someth
by lupusreal 2y ago
Yeah, my take is that companies with strong marketting efforts, particularly emotionally manipulative ones, are trying to compensate for something. That something is usually poor value products (which might be well made but overpriced.)
- sublinear 2y agoI think you're correct. I'm finding it difficult to think of a worse toilet paper brand or more annoying ads than Charmin. That stuff is basically useless and no other brand has the issues they claim to solve in their ads. It's the kind of propaganda you'd expect from a cult.