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No, this is definitely selling candy. People are talking about Skittles. That sells candy. Also, I'm betting that this was very, very cheap relative to other me
by natrius 18y ago
No, this is definitely selling candy. People are talking about Skittles. That sells candy. Also, I'm betting that this was very, very cheap relative to other means of marketing.
I can only think of one other use for a website of a brand of food items: informing the visitor of other products under the same brand or made by the same company that the visitor might not know about. This design does a poor job of doing that, but I think a web site can be a trendy topic of discussion as well as informative if it's done the right way.
- axod 18y ago>> "No, this is definitely selling candy. People are talking about Skittles. That sells candy." Yeah I'd be more interested in evidence actually.
- natrius 18y agoFrom the little I know about marketing, most of the techniques that aren't pay-per-click/action are largely faith-based initiatives. I don't see why this would be less effective than an interesting TV advertisement. With that said, I'd like to see evidence too.