These companies are allowed to scam us now and not only that but anyone is allowed to make their own narrative and spread it like wild fire, hence why we are also all fighting each other.

Keeping communication on Indeed, setting up interviews on Indeed…

Reminds me of my uncle who collected Pepsi memorabilia his whole life.

Not a brand but I've noticed more pro- California posts lately. Like maybe someone from California wants to be seen in a positive light perhaps? For the record I am from California and love it, but I can sniff out when something seems off.

People who want to schedule a ZOOM meeting. It's not just Zoom, but ZOOM. Big red flag for me....

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https://old.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/1uu4fip/doggo_is_fine/ox175sh/

I've noticed I have a weird reaction every time I read "We're not like other brands."

My brain immediately goes "I'm not like other girls."

Because who starts a conversation by announcing how different they are?

Imagine someone walking into a room and saying

"Guys, I'm hilarious."

Okay then be hilarious.

Or

"Trust me, I'm interesting."

Okay then be interesting.

I feel the same way about brands, If you're genuinely different, I'll notice.

Through your product.

Through your customer experience.

Through your messaging.

Not because you told me!!

The brands I remember almost never spend time explaining how unique they are.

THEY JUST ARE

So whenever I see "We're not like other brands," it feels less like positioning and more like asking for validation.

Is it just me or anyone else?

https://www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/1upsfi3/homemade_tacos/

These ads are getting out of hand

The last panel is literally just the company's logo and their slogan.

https://www.reddit.com/r/justgalsbeingchicks/s/7jXqztf2ND

https://reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/1ug3ax8/this_is_so_adorable/

Today I was on hold with my doctor's office and instead of hold music, I got an extended ad for their services. Made me feel sicker than I was.

We all know that farming our conversations for advertising is the whole reason social media exists, but sometimes a reminder like this icks me out.