Dettol's latest outdoor campaign is getting rightly crucified on Twitter this morning. I honestly don't think I've seen such bad ad copy in my life. Anyone else missing 'hearing buzzwords', tho?
This isn't a case of 'so bad, it's good', but is it a case of 'so bad, it works'? I mean, how else would you get that amount of exposure for a cleaning brand outdoor campaign? Clever/risky if they angled/anticipated for it. I suppose it would come down to whether, in the purchasing decision making for Dettol vs whatever else, is basic brand awareness worth that much more than brand perception?
Dettol's latest outdoor campaign is getting rightly crucified on Twitter this morning. I honestly don't think I've seen such bad ad copy in my life. Anyone else missing 'hearing buzzwords', tho?
https://twitter.com/helloalegria/status/1301290315593191426/photo/1
This isn't a case of 'so bad, it's good', but is it a case of 'so bad, it works'? I mean, how else would you get that amount of exposure for a cleaning brand outdoor campaign? Clever/risky if they angled/anticipated for it. I suppose it would come down to whether, in the purchasing decision making for Dettol vs whatever else, is basic brand awareness worth that much more than brand perception?