P&G’s New #Like A Girl Ad Roasted As A “New Low”, The Work Of “Braindead” Ad Execs!
This ad's been called a "new low", "patronising", the work of the "braindead". Sounds like an article by B&T's editor.
This ad's been called a "new low", "patronising", the work of the "braindead". Sounds like an article by B&T's editor.
Things have gone '2006' over at P&G. That's not to suggest everyone's listening to Nickelback & watching Grey's Anatomy.
Proctor & Gamble is on the warpath once again and you can discover what's put the bees in its bonnet right here.
P&G's marketing boss is fast garnering a reputation as the industry "cranky pants". Here's his latest slacks-like rant.
Tossing-up whether to go to yoga or the pub at lunch? Align your chakras with this ad & drink the afternoon away.
Read B&T's article about P&G's "fake ad" claims last week? If, not shame on you. Plus, this'll make no sense whatsoever.
We often use "alternative facts" with matters relating to our age, weight & eating colleagues' lunches from the fridge.
Study says 90% of advertisers to review programmatic ads. The other 10 simply happy to dance the fantuzzi, apparently.
We use and recommend Proctor & Gamble's dandruff shampoos. However, these comments have left us scratching our heads.
It's wise words from the P&G marketing boss. Well, maybe not wise but certainly edifying with a hint of disputation.
The world's biggest FMCG just had its AGM and the good news is it wants to keep splashing those huge wads of ad dollars.
The first one had the Internet going bonkers. Will the second spot have everyone going just as nuts?
No need to glam-up for a big awards do, instead read all the winners of the Facebook Awards here without leaving home.