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A great Generation X advert

December 10, 2008 Dean van Leeuwen Generations, Marketing and sales 2 Comments

Pepsi have an excellent understanding of the driving values of each generation and they have produced a number of great adverts over the past few years. We often use Pepsi in our marketing workshops as case studies. I recently came across this new Pepsi advert which has great Generational appeal…

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  1. adam says:

    Can you provide more information on this? Excellent post though… Highly recommended.

  2. Hi Adam

    what information would you like to have on the advert? it would help if I know a little more about you and your industry so I can tailor my response. You are welcome to email me dean@tomorrowtoday.uk.com

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