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Joel Derksen said
Love Fluevog. Instant brand loyalty there -- the manifesto is right on the bottom of the shoe. I know friends who have been stomping around toronto in the same Fluevog boots for 15 years. They still look amazing.Kathy saidIt's surprising how long it took for H&M to realize that this was going to backfire on them. Their PR people or Community Managers dropped the ball big time.Jon Finkelstein saidH&M... c'mon. Rip off. admit it
dave benton
July 28, 2010 @ 11:48 am
false. if it was a good offer with bad creative you really didn’t earn your fee the client just knew the market.
Jacoub Bondre
July 28, 2010 @ 1:48 pm
False. I rather work with someone nice that has potential and passion, than someone great who is a jerk. :D
Brook Johnston
July 28, 2010 @ 2:32 pm
How do we define ‘results’?
Because if a campaign that, in our professional judgment, has “bad creative” ends up seeing a huge ROI (for whatever reason)….then the answer could be ‘true’, right?
But of course in the long term, good work/creative trumps all
Jim Monteath
July 28, 2010 @ 11:34 pm
Bad results trump all reasonable efforts.