There's a lot to unpack here and for that I give you props. First, despite being here 30 years, she clearly does not know what 'fatal' means. Second, having been a former grocery tycoon, and former employee of Nabisco (for one summer in 1992), I cannot believe Nabisco still makes certain things. I can believe they still make NB's b/c NB's are awesome. I cannot, however, believe they still make Lorna Doones and, our personal favorite, Chicken in a Biscuit. The name itself should have been a disqualifier 40 years ago. Market share knows no bounds for taste (or salt intake), I reckon. If I can take up more of your shelf with Armadillo in a Tortilla, thereby depriving my competitor of that foot of shelf, AiaT has done its job, even if it only sells one package a month. Nabisco should wage a massive Chicken in a Biscuit campaign. See what you've done? Your action-packed post put me on a tangent. What were we talking about again?
I appreciate your treatise on cookie and cracker marketing. But I have to point out that it’s Chicken in a Biskit. Not biscuit. Legally it’s not a biscuit. But legally it IS a biskit.
it's one thing for Heinz to have no POC in marketing, but how many more departments had to be involved to create the Bath and Body Works White Scentiments candle line?
There's a lot to unpack here and for that I give you props. First, despite being here 30 years, she clearly does not know what 'fatal' means. Second, having been a former grocery tycoon, and former employee of Nabisco (for one summer in 1992), I cannot believe Nabisco still makes certain things. I can believe they still make NB's b/c NB's are awesome. I cannot, however, believe they still make Lorna Doones and, our personal favorite, Chicken in a Biscuit. The name itself should have been a disqualifier 40 years ago. Market share knows no bounds for taste (or salt intake), I reckon. If I can take up more of your shelf with Armadillo in a Tortilla, thereby depriving my competitor of that foot of shelf, AiaT has done its job, even if it only sells one package a month. Nabisco should wage a massive Chicken in a Biscuit campaign. See what you've done? Your action-packed post put me on a tangent. What were we talking about again?
I appreciate your treatise on cookie and cracker marketing. But I have to point out that it’s Chicken in a Biskit. Not biscuit. Legally it’s not a biscuit. But legally it IS a biskit.
Oh, sh**, you're right. How could I, of all people, mess that up. I'm off my cracker game, which, coincidentally, is BBW's next candle scent.
it's one thing for Heinz to have no POC in marketing, but how many more departments had to be involved to create the Bath and Body Works White Scentiments candle line?
I wonder what white smells like (candle-wise)