Category: humour
Selling Coca-Cola to Saudi Arabia
A salesman returns from his assignment in Saudi Arabia, where he went to sell a new brand of Coca-Cola. Seeing his downhearted face, a friend asks him, “Why the long face?” The salesman replied, “I failed in Saudi Arabia, the campaign was a complete failure.” “Why is that?” asked the friend, “I thought you had…
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When Marketing Meets Finance: A Recipe for Chaos!
In a parallel universe where cosmic forces play pranks on corporate hierarchies, a bewildering scenario unfolds: the Finance Director, also known as the CFO, finds themselves overseeing the whimsical world of marketing. Brace yourselves, dear readers, for the hilarious consequences that ensue when creativity collides head-on with number-crunching! Picture this: the CFO, a stern figure…
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Marketing Jokes
Humour is subjective, and jokes about marketing can vary based on individual preferences and cultural contexts. However, here’s a light-hearted marketing joke that is often shared: Q: Why did the marketer get kicked out of the bakery?A: Because he kept buttering up the customers! Come on, share away with your jokes in the comments below.…
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The Colouring in Department
While it’s important to approach humour with sensitivity and respect for others (did I say that?), Marketing is sometimes referred to as the Colouring in Department. Here are a some other examples of names/titles given to Marketing and the functions within: Use the comments box below to let me know of others names.
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Mondays Postponed in Calendar Revamp
It’s always important to be flexible. I’m planning on a great October, and to help things along I’ve been improving my calendar. I would love to hear your suggestions for any further good ideas. The features here are pretty straightforward: Mondays cancelled. It’s never Monday tomorrow. Those Monday meetings all disappear. Two Fridays. I love…
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But I don’t know anything about Public Relations
This video explains all you need to know. Fellow commuter: The reason I ask – I hear there’s a spot opening up in Public Relations where I work, in United Broadcasting. Gregory Peck: What would it pay? Fellow commuter: Oh, I don’t know. Eight, 10,000, I guess. Something like that. Gregory Peck: Well, I could…
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