Tiger Beer's new look

• deathscythe99

  6 Nov 05, 00:37

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  But you make the word smaller in our pub threads.

  
  
  That explains
  
  
• boy in blues

  6 Nov 05, 00:38

  They make miniskirts and uniforms for S11 24/7 coffeshop waitresses.
  it's a clever ploy
• deathscythe99

  6 Nov 05, 01:03

  Originally posted by boy in blues:

  They make miniskirts and uniforms for S11 24/7 coffeshop waitresses.
  it's a clever ploy

  
  
  That's their resellers
• sbst275

  6 Nov 05, 11:55

  Originally posted by deathscythe99:

  That's their branding strategy.
  
  Some companies prefer to market the company's name...e.g. BMW. When you say BMW, u GET BMW.
  
  But some companies, like Proctor & Gamble (P&G) have many different brands which means that they market the brands differently, no casual link to P&G (e.g. Dove, Lay's..dunno if my egs are correct or not?)
  
  So....it's their marketing strategy mah

  Well, P&G depends
  
  Mums is Pampers
  
  Us is Head and Shoulders...
  
  Soap is Zest
  
  OK, talking abt Anchor Beer... It has lost its heyday to Tiger
• deathscythe99

  6 Nov 05, 13:36

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Well, P&G depends
  
  Mums is Pampers
  
  Us is Head and Shoulders...
  
  Soap is Zest
  
  OK, talking abt Anchor Beer... It has lost its heyday to Tiger

  
  
  I din get it
  
  
• sbst275

  6 Nov 05, 13:38

  Originally posted by deathscythe99:

  
  
  I din get it
  
  

  P&G have to see what you are talking abt, and who...
  
  Mums say P&G is Pampers
  
  We say is Head and Shoulders or Pantene
  
  In the 1970's, Anchor dominated SG, it was not Tiger