Almost every single one of them. I am not sure what their target audience is.
Some are basically insinuating wht people are rc st. Others are just showing trans people playing hockey and how they belong (at least 3 different companies have trans ads).
It is an interesting phenomenon, would love to hear from marketing practitioner bro if there is data that suggests it works / makes companies seem modern or sth
B B C's domination over Canadian women is just starting. Just imagine!
Esso's commercial, can't remember the exact wording, but starts back in the 1970s or something like that with dad driving son to hockey practice and talking about things are changing (or something like that), and then we see the son as an adult driving his daughter to hockey practice and 20 years later, she is now an adult driving her mulatto son to hockey practice.
Almost every single one of them. I am not sure what their target audience is.
Some are basically insinuating wht people are rc st. Others are just showing trans people playing hockey and how they belong (at least 3 different companies have trans ads).It is an interesting phenomenon, would love to hear from marketing practitioner bro if there is data that suggests it works / makes companies seem modern or sth
Theresa a critical mass of woke so if your company goes woke it barely registers now. And Most non woke are too busy working and providing for their families to pay that much attention, whiles works define themselves by caring about this stuff, so they aren’t going to notice/care when a company they support is woke.
lol OP, I was just watching hockey. Yeah the ads are hilarious. My pers favorite is the canadian tire one. They show old canadian tire ads about a white family playing hockey outside and now the current ad is a diverse group of boys in wheelchairs playing basketball.
I kind of noticing these ads in the past but some commercial breaks last night it was 4 woke ads in a row.
lol OP, I was just watching hockey. Yeah the ads are hilarious. My pers favorite is the canadian tire one. They show old canadian tire ads about a white family playing hockey outside and now the current ad is a diverse group of boys in wheelchairs playing basketball.