Thierry meets St.Peter

In one instance the CEO of a Global Telco, through their marketing agency, took advantage of the opportunity.

The piece was a clicks hit in the newsletter and a traffic hit on the website, great for the publisher, agency and client. The client was sufficiently pleased with the results they posted the story at the top of their news section on the home page of their website.

The Publisher benefited, the agency benefited and the client was delighted, a win win win for all.

It made me think, why did the CEO of a world brand and probably busier than many of us make time to take advantage..?

Not sure but, his actions partly demonstrate perhaps why he is a leader, through deciding to make time to take action.

If you take a look here you will see what I mean.

Have a fantastic Friday

Denis

Denis Sheehan
Managing Director, Digital Relevance
www.digital-relevance.com

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The saying goes “Imitation is the highest form of flattery” and in my opinion the recent Snickers ‘get some nuts’ campaign follows very closely on a Reebok campaign launched at the Super Bowl way back in 2003.

If you have never seen a ‘Terry Tate’ ad before and you have a cruel sense of humour, warning they are addictive.

If you take a look at both I would be interested to get some comment on which is better/funnier and if you agree that Snickers are flattering Reebok.

• Get Some Nuts

• Terry Tate

Have a good weekend and fingers crossed for Sunday.

Regards

Denis

Denis Sheehan
Managing Director, Digital Relevance
www.digital-relevance.com
01494 819905
07596 742380

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