Tomorrow’s Australian Women’s Weekly has Julia Gillard on the cover and a 4,000 word article and an excusive photo shoot reports The Australian.
Newsagents can embrace the opportunityhere. Declare a Julia day. Redheads get a discount. Put staff in red wigs. TNW have these. There are plenty of other marketing ideas around the cover story – brainstorm with your team.
If you do a traditional display expect a traditional outcome. If, on the other hand, you have some fun and engage in a more energetic and personal way with the title, expect a more energetic response from your customers.
Should put them on a spare spinner – be right at home then !!!
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No way will i be helping her to win unless it has a bit about her and Emerson and his seperation from his wife and the the fact she was a commo. IT could be down the back
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DR, what is a commo? It’s not about who wins, it’s about sales !
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Hi Richard take a good look a Cuba China .You work give them the money and they spend it.or waste it.If they get up look out for more tax + green tax.She was a member of the left -wing commo party untill 2002,i am looking at the long term here
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Any sort of political affiliation tends to piss off hardened political supporters (especially conservatives, I think you’d get a few bitter old people complaining about bias)… as much as its about fun generally the older crowd would probably take offence. Ugh.
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I think the key with this idea is to pull it off in such a way that it can only be taken as a laugh.
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DR, you might want to take a look at who is actually proposing to increase company tax and who is proposing to decrease it.
It might also be of benefit to you to take a look at the history books. Gillard was a member of the Socialist Forum, a left wing political activist group, not a communist political party. Abbot once almost joined the seminary. Cleary both have come a long way since their university days.
Squee, your right, it may piss off a few hardened political supporters. Newsagents need to judge their customer base and determine if its right for them. If your in a highly conservative area with an older demographic … maybe not the best display to be promoting.
Lucky for us were in a Labor dominated electorate with a young family demographic … so it’ll be red heads on display come tomorrow.
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DR, it was a bit tongue in cheek, you mean a communist. Yep, that’s where we are headed, to a communist regime, pull your head out of the sand… will you display a Tony Abbott life size figure when he’s on Men’s Health 🙂
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who else is over picking up the maggi cook book insert that keeps falling from this aww?
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I am in a very liberal area and we had a customer this morning who told us she wouldn’t be coming into our shop any more because we had done a great (in my opinion) display of AWW. You can’t please all of the people all of the time.
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And these are the brick walls we’re forever hitting our heads against.
Some mothers do ‘ave ’em!
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obviously it is not the display your customer is fretting about – it is the looming pack of imbeciles in the Labor Party that may get elected
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this issue is not selling in my shop.
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From what I am seeing it was a mistake from AWW to do the issue now, they must have known an election was coming. Our customers are saying they have to deal with election issues and Gillard/Abbot on every other media, they do not want it in their mags as well and are avoiding this issue.
Could just be here?
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Try taking the free Maggi cook book out and sticking it on the front cover dead centre. You might sell more because everyone likes a freebie!!!
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It looks like Catt Blanchett to me
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zombie to me
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