But at the same time, I cant get a new dolly!Prolly cost $250,000 to put that there for one race.
Quit posting stuff,that I agree with!So, to recap, we first went after the Soccer Moms, then we went after the Nascar Dads, and now we are going after the 1% of Americans who actually admit that they watch Formula 1? Sounds like a waste of advertising dollars to me.
So, to recap, we first went after the Soccer Moms, then we went after the Nascar Dads, and now we are going after the 1% of Americans who actually admit that they watch Formula 1? Sounds like a waste of advertising dollars to me.
1% watch Formula 1? That estimate is probably off by an order of magnitude or two.
1% here, but what about other countries where they run these races? Ever think they may be trying to get our name out to some of those countries they run these races who maybe have never heard of UPS?So, to recap, we first went after the Soccer Moms, then we went after the Nascar Dads, and now we are going after the 1% of Americans who actually admit that they watch Formula 1? Sounds like a waste of advertising dollars to me.
Hey Europe,we can smash your packages too?1% here, but what about other countries where they run these races? Ever think they may be trying to get our name out to some of those countries they run these races who maybe have never heard of UPS?
I'm sure we already do that.Hey Europe,we can smash your packages too?
Conquer north America first,then take on the rest of the world....jmhoI'm sure we already do that.
I agree. They know what they're doing.I've heard numbers as high as 600 million people watch F1 worldwide. I would say it's a good advertising investment since UPS wants to expand overseas
OK.They know what they're doing.
My sup,is always right.I agree. They know what they're doing.
So, to recap, we first went after the Soccer Moms, then we went after the Nascar Dads, and now we are going after the 1% of Americans who actually admit that they watch Formula 1? Sounds like a waste of advertising dollars to me.