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Guest

Don´t get it...

Zeus's picture
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Zeus

what is this?

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Guest

The point is, I think, that the Blu-teck re-usable adhesive is so convinient and efficient that compared with it, other tools are Stone age ones.

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Wordnerd

adhesive is right, but i fear the idea is worse. it's not stone, it's this adhesive clay they formed the tools out of. meaning it's like a scewdriver, hammer, sticky tape.

btw: weak!!!

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Guest

I took it to mean that Blu-Tack does the job of all of these tools. Which is why all of the tools are fashioned out of Blu-Tack.

Wordnerd's picture
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Wordnerd

oh sorry, i thought you meant they where made of stone to deliver the message

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Guest

So you did the ad? Do you email everyone an explanation?

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Guest

Advertising is not about making riddles......Hate these ads.

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Guest

they needed a copywriter for this?

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A.G. Pennypacker

If you HAD an account, the above comment should be grounds for having it deleted.

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elyoshiro

I don't understend

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Guest

"I took it to mean that Blu-Tack does the job of all of these tools. Which is why all of the tools are fashioned out of Blu-Tack."

Yep, correct. This campaign is saying bluetack does works just as a hammer and cellotape do, to keep stuff in place.

A pretty so-so campaign. They should be communicating that, as an adhesive, bluetack shits on cellotape (Bluetack's main competitor I assume). But instead the cellotape execution meekly says 'hey, we're just like cellotape'.

The problem with Blue-Tack is it rips paint off walls when you remove posters etc. That's why landlords hate people using blue-tack. People often get stung/lose part of their bond as a result.

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Guest

well very hard to get the concept, because at first i dont know what is blu-tack, the message is not clear.

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icanthink