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Scrambled marketing messages

July 31st, 2008 Lois Kelly Posted in Musings |

The farm up the road has started selling fresh eggs, but they have signs posted everywhere that say “Beware of the Dog.” Now there’s an example of scrambled marketing messages — promoting something people want, but deterring them from buying.

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