Truth be told, advertisers never met a bandwagon they didn’t like. Enter the first Mobile Tuesday, an extension, of course, of Black Friday and recently created Cyber Monday. If you’re one of 18,000 who signed up via Black Friday leak sites, you should be receiving promotional offers from McDonald’s, Finish Line, and RedTag. 
First reaction is that it seems kind of off-putting and copy-cattish, but what
Yeah, suppose that’s something to think about. How about Wireless Wednesday for hot deals on mobile gadgets, Tricked Out Thursday for auto accessories, Blue Saturday for adult novelties, and Lazy Sunday, starting at noon for sleepy-head couch potatoes needing new recliners and mattresses?
Heck, everyday can be Christmas for marketers if they just get organized and start directing the bargain-hungry masses where to go on specific days. At least then the iconoclasts among us would know which parts of town to avoid on those days, except on Clove Cigarette and Absinthe Friday, right?
*However, it is interesting in a backward kind of way that in the midst of debt-wracked and credit-crunched instability, people that need money most are encouraged to take on more debt and credit crunch instead of saving and/or reallocating the money they have on hand—but that’s another issue, reserved societies not built on faith in continuous, fluid capitalism, where wealth trickles down in a more cautious manner than it trickles up.
Mobile Tuesday Meets Inevitability
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