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Tag Archives: Led Zeppelin
All But One Thing Is Wrong About This 1969 IHOP Commercial
Check out this 1969 IHOP spot that resurfaced around the internet this week. It is sixty seconds of wrong, from the polyester-clad balloonatic family tripping through a park in slo-mo to the unfortunate non-breakfast meals served at the table and most … Continue reading
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Tagged 1969, Googie Architecture, IHOP, Led Zeppelin, Neil Armstrong, Polyester, Populuxe Architecture, Toulouse Lautrec, Wrong
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Who Are You? Who Who? Who Who?
In a marketplace awash with product offerings, product extensions, and product parity, brands today must know exactly what they are and how they add value for consumers. Until brands recognize precisely where their most valued strengths lie, they can’t … Continue reading