Wimpy Braille Burgers
Wimpy wanted to let visually impaired people know that they offered Braille menus in all of their restaurants.
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3. Natan_el_Tigre commented 12 years ago
#2 Have a sighted friend read the following to you: Cha-Ching!
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4. Tarc commented 12 years ago
"So by building just 15 Braille burgers..." ...we successfully created an extremely cheap ad campaign to expand our clientele to further please our shareholders with the extended yearly profit.
I really like the idea, however it is to do with a big company so I don't like it as much.
I really like the idea, however it is to do with a big company so I don't like it as much.
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8. librabooks commented 12 years ago
McDonald's has a bigger market share because they advertise to the BILLIONS of mentally challenged in the world.
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10. loadrunner commented 12 years ago
#9 It is the theory of random creation. if you have enough buns( billions) , and trow random seeds on them, finaly one of them contains a good joke.
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12. captain_obvious commented 12 years ago
its just not cool, telling other people, making advertisement. to brag about how they did a good deed to handicapt people. while all they want. is to boost there sales/profit
it would be way nicer to hear this story from the people that ate these burger's and that they decided to post this video.
now it just looks to me that wimpy just made 15 burgers for blind people, so they can brag about how awesome they are. And ofcourse if you google it you see many articles about this event. Some marketing-kung-fu master at work.
the idea is nice, but the intentions of all these commercials "where they say how good they are, helping others, so buy my product!" seems as cheap marketing for me.
it would be way nicer to hear this story from the people that ate these burger's and that they decided to post this video.
now it just looks to me that wimpy just made 15 burgers for blind people, so they can brag about how awesome they are. And ofcourse if you google it you see many articles about this event. Some marketing-kung-fu master at work.
the idea is nice, but the intentions of all these commercials "where they say how good they are, helping others, so buy my product!" seems as cheap marketing for me.
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14. Sizzlik (admin) commented 12 years ago
#12 So what you say is that a company is not allowed to make a nice commercial instead of a stupid one? They did not claim to be the perfect spot to get "Burgers for blinds"..but this ad was better than any Ronald McBruger fried chicken..
And do you think they will have more normal customers wih this ad..or more blind people go there?
Its just a nice idea..and ideas are bulletproof =D
And do you think they will have more normal customers wih this ad..or more blind people go there?
Its just a nice idea..and ideas are bulletproof =D
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15. captain_obvious commented 12 years ago
@14 i never said there arnt allowed. you mis read my post.
im just saying that their intensions are misleading.
and yes!!! they trying to get more regular people comming. that was my whole point! by acting how swell there compagny is towards blind people.
like i already said.
the gesture is nice. but doing THE GESTURE only because you want more profit.
makes me wunder, if they also even done it if wernt making a commercial.
you people just not seeing this, or am i just the only one?
im just saying that their intensions are misleading.
and yes!!! they trying to get more regular people comming. that was my whole point! by acting how swell there compagny is towards blind people.
like i already said.
the gesture is nice. but doing THE GESTURE only because you want more profit.
makes me wunder, if they also even done it if wernt making a commercial.
you people just not seeing this, or am i just the only one?
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18. CrazyEddie commented 12 years ago
I agree with Captain Obvious.
Yes, they are doing a great thing by putting out Braille menus, BUT
this is (he he) obviously aimed at sighted people, to make them feel better about buying the product.
We don't have Wimpys where I live, but if it's like the other swill marketed by mass-produced burger chains, it needs all the goodwill it can get.
Oh, and dBomber69? you forgot to mention penises, lips, and tails, all of which have been certified for human consumption in ground or minced beef.
Yes, they are doing a great thing by putting out Braille menus, BUT
this is (he he) obviously aimed at sighted people, to make them feel better about buying the product.
We don't have Wimpys where I live, but if it's like the other swill marketed by mass-produced burger chains, it needs all the goodwill it can get.
Oh, and dBomber69? you forgot to mention penises, lips, and tails, all of which have been certified for human consumption in ground or minced beef.
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19. cyberdevil commented 12 years ago
Despite the commercial intent this sure made me happy.
0 1. ZaMpTi commented 12 years ago