Bigfoot shills for his own brand
Published: Wed, 12/09/20
Here’s how:
He put on an Armani suit, and contacted Sky Mall magazine — that sells all kinds of products to people flying in planes — and agreed to license his likeness to a bunch of the products they sell, such as ornaments and garden sculptures, etc. The Hairy One realized his brand is hot, and so did Sky Mall, and they did some serious business together.
In fact, Bigfoot’s brand was so hot he had to retain a lawyer.
Why?
Because Bigfoot neither licensed nor approved his name or any likeness to be used in conjunction with the monster truck of the same name. And, according to his lawyer, they also decided to go after Universal Pictures, the makers of the 1980’s film Harry and the Hendersons, for the same reason.
What?
You think this is stupid and silly?
Maybe you’re right.
But, it still illustrates an important lesson about the value of a hot brand. And, if you want a "bigfoot" kind of brand so hot it stirs up a horde of fanatical fans who can't wait to buy your righteous wares too, my Brand Barbarian book — on sale at a 30% discount off the listed price during tonight’s Seasons Emailings sale — might be able to help you turn the trick.
The sale ends tonight (12/9) at midnight EST, though.
So that doesn’t leave you much time.
To get it at the 30% discount off the listed price go here immediately:
https://www.EmailPlayers.com/brand
Ben Settle
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