Here's an interesting little social media site I came across today. Here's how it works:
1. LivingSocial sends you a daily deal for Toronto, for a restaurant, a spa, or event or whatever.
2. If you're interested in the deal, you buy it, like say X% off XYZ Spa services
3. Recommend the deal to your friends and if 3 of them buy it using the personal link that livingsocial gives you then yours is free
This service will depend heavily on the quality of deals they offer. 5% off menu prices at a mediocre restaurant will not thrill me. I made that mistake when I got all enthused about Book Mooch and only found out later on that a) they never have the books I want and b) the price of mailing a book anywhere is more expensive than what I'd pay for it in the bookstore.
I just joined so we'll see how it goes. Apparently the will send me a deal a day.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
This Bud was indeed for me
My uncle sent me this Bud Light ad. Here's what I like about it:
- Counter-programming from what I usually expect from Bud Light, ie. boobies and Nascar or something.
- They've branded it with Bud Light all the way through - not Funny-funny-funny-product-placement at the end!
I still won't drink Bud Light because it tastes like carbonated dishwater, but this ad makes me feel infinitely warmer toward their brand.
- Counter-programming from what I usually expect from Bud Light, ie. boobies and Nascar or something.
- They've branded it with Bud Light all the way through - not Funny-funny-funny-product-placement at the end!
I still won't drink Bud Light because it tastes like carbonated dishwater, but this ad makes me feel infinitely warmer toward their brand.
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