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Social Media and Public Relations Ideas and Insights From David Parmet
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pants on fire

Started by David Parmet · 6 months ago

Last weekend I was at the mall with my daughters, scarfing down pizza at Sbarro’s (which proudly states on it’s website that it’s the world’s largest mall restaurant chain).
Not that I’m a regular at Sbarro’s but I noti ... Continue reading »

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  • Obviously you haven't been watching enough Spinal Tap lately, which clearly states, "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever." What ever gave you another idea?

    (Sorry... couldn't resist!)
  • What's the local restaurant?
  • Dave - everyone's a critc....

    Jeremy - Irish bar in Stamford - there's an identical one in Las Vegas. When I asked the waitress at the one in Stamford if there is any 'relationship' she got very quiet and whispered to me that they aren't supposed to admit that they are a chain. Yet all the locations are listed on their web site.
  • There's a segment of the population that is willing to view marketing as acceptable fantasy. It's a leap of reality, like going to the movies. False marketing creates meaning, excitement, connectivity, etc., to the life experience of some individuals. Witness Bubba Gump products - a double indirection of reality. It's still on supermarket shelves, so someone's buying it - literally and figuratively.
  • That's like a Dunkin Donuts owner claiming he's an independent. Geez, asshats.

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