#Smart Creatives - First time I've ever been excite about Marmite

[Ronch]

Worth having a look at the new Marmite creative by 'Unilever' on LinkedIn, if you haven't seen it around already.
It's funny, current and visually balanced and basically uses just a few lines that say everything.
I still hate Marmite, though...

* Apologies guys but as a 'UKBF Newcomer', I can't post a link to the advert (**Note to @forumadmin - This is a bit ridiculous..)

Ron

 

[fisicx]

The 50 posts rule is to stop the spam. Of which there used to be tons.

Can't find this marmite advert you mention.

 

[Ronch]

The 50 posts rule is to stop the spam. Of which there used to be tons.

Hi fisicx, thanks for replying back.
- First, I think it's 30 and not 50 (at least so it says on the popup alert).
- Second, since I am not a spammer and don't post new threads or respond to others too often, it will take me quite a while to really join the conversation here.

Can't find this marmite advert you mention.

A good example of why sometimes a link to the source is well needed...

Ron

 

[fisicx]

Or just post the link with spaces instead of a dot

And 30 posts doesn't take long. One post per day and you will be there in a month.

 

[Ronch]

Or just post the link with spaces instead of a dot

Thanks.
Tried it, but it doesn't work.
So much for good user experience.

 

[fisicx]

The good user experience comes from not having to wade through pages of spam, self promotion and other detritus.

If you had been a member a few years back you would have seen linkdrops in every other post. Now the rules have been tightened up it's a much better place for everyone.

 

[ffox]

Possibly this one - https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6517345896588546048/

Not really worth getting up for...

 

[fisicx]

Not really worth getting up for...

No it wasn't.

Not even particularly creative.

 

[Ronch]

Possibly this one -

Not really worth getting up for...

Well.. at list the Telegraph (on your link) thinks otherwise.

 

[fisicx]

Well.. at list the Telegraph (on your link) thinks otherwise.

It's click bait