Another stupid commercial by the marketing team. What a freaking joke!!! She can come on here and say stuff and that’s fine but trying to defend the horrible commercials would be ridiculous. Mike Lyons you need to cancel her contract maybe put out an ask to the associates, asking them for help because obviously the marketing struck out again.
How many strikes do they get.
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Lol, literary references… neither the SMBs or this marketing team are literary. This is just a huge “fake it till you make it” con. Marketing is crumbling in on itself due to obvious incompetence, it will be cleaned up after forum. The numbers can’t lie forever. Right Bob?
@d9 whether it’s a good ad or not, it’s neither an example of a paradox nor an allegory. You need to get a dictionary.
@OP I question whether you have actually watched the commercials. If you have watched the commercials, I question if you have anything above an 9th grade education in literature.
Have you heard of the terms "paradox" and "allegory"? All I had to do was watch two commercials to see what they're doing. Lady Luck thinks she's needed, but these businesses don't rely on luck. They rely on the capabilities of their Clover devices.
Google these terms and perhaps you'll pipe down about the campaign. Once you understand the literary concepts being applied, the campaign is actually quite clever.
Still wouldn't have chosen Tabitha Smith though.
Associates have enough to do. Stop trying to add to the pile.
I watched the ad on mute and had no clue what was happening, or what it was about. So bad!
Better yet, telling staff to waste time on YouTube during work hours. Is that idle time for clarity?