Inauthenticity sucks, but it is possible to strike a balance between funny and foolish while interacting with your customers online.
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Brand protection and marketing that doesn't suck
At our upcoming INTA conference in Atlanta this May, we’ll be showcasing the many ways one can creatively use a dotSucks domain name. In fact, there are as many ways to monetize a dotSucks domain name as there are companies that have registered their brands. But even as Vox Pop Registry approaches our 9th birthday, …
Inauthenticity sucks, but it is possible to strike a balance between funny and foolish while interacting with your customers online.
If big food brands and restaurant chains have taught us anything, it’s that communicating with your customers in 280 characters is easier said than done.
Jolly Rancher, Taco Bell, Three Mobile—these brands have paved the way for using “sucks” creatively in marketing. The word doesn’t have to be negative!
Brands have every right to put their weight behind a cause they truly believe in. The tricky part is making sure these actions come across as genuine.