Bankers get their come-uppance - shame

Saturday, November 21, 2009
by Jim Riley
Print RSS Tweet This!

A great example of viral marketing from Strongbow Cider…

The ad agency for Strongbow took time out during the filming of their popular TV advert to film this special online version - which wouldn’t have been allowed to be broadcast on TV due to the mildly-strong language.  Watching it certainly makes me feel better about the Credit Crunch:

I’m told by someone who was there for the filming (two days on a windy hill near Halifax) that some other versions were filmed too - perhaps those will be released later

Rated: 54321 (5/5), based on 1 review

Rate this article:   

Print RSS Tweet This!


Compendium of PowerPoint Games - Inspire, Motivate and Engage Learners



BUSINESS TEACHER RESOURCE NEWSLETTER
Get first news of business teaching resources, ideas and other materials from tutor2u. Over 5,000 business teachers from the UK and around the world receive our regular teacher email newsletters. Sign up for free here!

*  Your Email Address:
*  Preferred Format:
    Full Name:
*  Country:
    Job / Position:
    Postcode:
    School / College:
    Town / City:
    AS/A2 Applied Business Board:
    AS/A2 Business Studies Board:
    BTEC First:

    BTEC National in Business:

    GCSE Applied Business Board:
    GCSE Business Board:
*  Enter the security code shown:




Comments

Name:

Email:

Location:

URL:

Smileys

Remember my personal information

Notify me of follow-up comments?

Submit the word you see below:




Latest entries

Categories

Monthly Archives

Tags

demand, price, recession, profit, entrepreneur, costs, aqa, downturn, startups, strategy, capacity, investment, risk, production, revision, cash flow, prices, pay, profits, competition, quiz, tutor2u, retailers, employment, supermarkets, motivation, advertising, debt, supply, banks, product, product life cycle, buss4, unemployment, productivity, edexcel, recruitment, stakeholders, manufacturing, inflation, trade, diversification, tesco, google, china, training, innovation, philip allan, shareholders, customer service, airlines, enterprise, british airways, startup, location, stocks, losses, quality assurance, gdp, starters and plenaries, franchise, suppliers, starbucks, confidence, retailing, football, aqa business, breakeven, brands, quality, pricing, cost minimisation, profit margin, quality control, ian marcouse, takeover, globalisation, emerging markets, merger, buss1, bank overdraft, housing, sources of finance, market share, venture capital, bank loan, ethics, leadership, exports, capacity utilisation, food, branding, pricing strategy, cash flow problem, new product development, aqa business studies, marcouse, net profit margin, credit crunch, working capital,
All tags

Syndicate