Le ricadute della pubblicità natalizia di M&S quando Aimee Lou Wood “cadde” nonostante l’enorme compenso

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    1. Barkasia on

      Presumably this is due to her trying to publically hold Sydney Sweeney personally accountable for the whole ‘great jeans’ farce.

    2. Mongolian_Hamster on

      Good that she keeps the money.

      She should be free to call out blatant racism.

      M&S on the other hand has assessed this wrong.

      She will be picked up by someone else for a Xmas advert that will capatilise on the free publicity.

    3. hatwearer2034 on

      Anyone who is this bothered about a brands Christmas advert needs to have a serious look in the mirror. Grow up

    4. williamsdb on

      “As the campaign evolved, we started to embed a new product-focused strategy under new leadership. So, rather than a single-hero advert, the campaign was reshaped around a series of festive films and influencer content-drops aligned to key seasonal shopping moments – from gifting and hosting to partywear – delivered through a social-first, multi-channel approach across social media, digital, out-of-home and print.”

      Is there a version of this M&S comment in English?

    5. >the campaign was reshaped around a series of festive films and influencer content-drops aligned to key seasonal shopping moments – from gifting and hosting to partywear

      M&S have decided, instead of doing a classy high budget ad with a broadly recognisable likeable face, they’ll have a bash at doing some influencer marketing. Fingers and toes crossed that none of the influencers they pick say anything offensive between now and 26 December.

    6. snakeoildriller on

      Maybe Dawn French got a bit arsey about bring displaced and “leaned” on someone.

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