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Tag Archives: target audience
A Look at Whataburger –Beyond the Food, into the Brand
Whataburger is often the target of my tweets, blog posts, [dry] jokes, and general fast food admiration. From an every-day consumer point of view Whataburger is simply good food made “just like you like it.” But there’s more to the … Continue reading
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Tagged blog-a-day, branding, commercial, corporate, food, image, Marketing, spring break, target audience, tc, texas, Whataburger
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Spring Break Blog-A-Day
Being a full-time student really puts me in a horrible position in terms of the amount of time I can devote to blogging. While I can get on here and blog about the latest thing to tickle my fancy, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, blog-a-day, commercial, Marketing, spring break, target audience, tc, tv, twitter, Whataburger
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