“You know it’s good satire when you can’t quite tell either way.”
While it is good satire, it’s pretty obvious that this is satire. He never mentions how they managed to get over 1.5 million people praying for your brands.
That said, I wish that I worked at Wizards of the Coast, I bet Dungeons and Dragons’ brand could use some prayer.
wow, its real. I was thinking satire, but no…
said Zach
at 1:04pm on Monday
the MAZE….of competitive brands
said general lee
at 1:04pm on Monday
No way. Seriously… NO. WAY.
said Ratcliffe
at 1:06pm on Monday
oh… my… lord. It took me three pages to realize this was not not satire.
said Jeremy Ricketts
at 1:06pm on Monday
Wow. I just threw up a little in my mouth.
said kory
at 1:21pm on Monday
wait wait wait - I take that back. I think it’s fake.
http://christvertising.com/where.html
“We have a wide variety of refreshments.” There’s just no way.
said Jeremy Ricketts
at 1:28pm on Monday
You know it’s good satire when you can’t quite tell either way.
said Joshua
Here’s a companion video I found while Googling this guy. You should check it out http://www.godtube.com/edvanpelt
said Teevio
at 2:34pm on Monday
it can’t be real. it can’t be.
it could be.
said jnf
at 3:35pm on Monday
“You know it’s good satire when you can’t quite tell either way.”
While it is good satire, it’s pretty obvious that this is satire. He never mentions how they managed to get over 1.5 million people praying for your brands.
That said, I wish that I worked at Wizards of the Coast, I bet Dungeons and Dragons’ brand could use some prayer.
said Anthony
at 3:58pm on Monday
Brilliant. Satire or not this guy is a marketing genius.
said Austen
at 4:15pm on Monday
Dude…Isosceles approach to marketing? The isosceles triangle chart? Totally fake. But totally awesome.
said Daniel
at 8:29pm on Monday
Complete satire. I wish it was real so I could make fun of it. Sadly, I can’t. Sadly.
said Turner
at 8:44am on Tuesday