If you're not following @shitmydadsays, you should be.
It's written by a twenty-something guy who's moved back in with his elderly parents and Tweets about shit his dad says.
(The forehead-slapping moment when you realize, "I should be doing that!" happens to everyone. Just keep in mind, your parents would kill you if you did.)
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For a 24-hour period ending October 30th, the following were the 50 most often mentioned brands on Twitter.
As far as I know, no one counted how many of the mentions were positive and how many were negative.
What's surprising (to me, anyway):
Walmart and Bank of America get so much negative play on blogs, yet neither made the list.
Gucci is the only luxury fashion brand on the list.
Twitter is number one. Really? That many people visit Twitter to talk about Twitter?
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Advertising Agency: DDB, Milan
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Natalie Dee's vision of the Sun-maid Raisin girl. (Click image to enlarge.) See more of her wonderful work on her website.
Daily Finance has an article about the businesses that are cashing in during the swine flu scare.
Overall hand sanitizer sales have jumped 17% this year. Purell is the top-selling brand.
Clorox, whose product line includes sanitary wipes and cleaning supplies, saw its first-quarter profits increase 23%.
Ecolab, which also makes sanitizers, saw its operating income rise 17% in the latest quarter.
3M, maker of respiratory masks and other health care products, estimates that swine flu fears added between $80 million and $100 million to its third-quarter sales.
Kimberly-Clark, makers of face masks among other things, saw third-quarter profits increase by 41%.
Read more at Daily Finance.
Model and reality star Marcus Schenkenberg partnered with Gellner to introduce YOU ROCK by Marcus Schenkenberg, a line of pearl jewelry for men designed by Mayk Hollander.
You know what a smartypants Google can be. You're typing in your search words and Google keeps trying to finish your thought for you, it's so darn sure it knows what you want.
Well, it's payback time.
Time to make know-it-all Google look silly.
For example, type in the search words "I like" and let Google finish your thought.
Try "why lady gaga"
Or just "why"
You'll be doing this all day.
"please don't kill me"
And advertising's best-known mermaid creation, the Chicken of the Sea logo:
