Posted On: 10/14/2016 11:11:42 AM
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The twitter post says, "True #Believers the guy on the right is a #budweiser distributor in #illinois soon #BeefJerky and recovery shots!"
I don't see how this definitively says that an Illinois Budweiser distributor is going to sell the product through the Budweiser distributor network. All it says is that a guy, who is in somehow connected to Budweiser Distribution, is a "Believer". A "Believer" is not a distributor or a business partner.
This is an excellent example of what was being discussed in the the "PR vs. Twitter" threads below. Associating the words "Budweiser distributor" and "Believers" and "BeefJerky and recovery shots", along with the vague word, "soon", creates a powerful emotional reaction (excitement). However, if you read it from a very intellectual standpoint, it doesn't communicate anything concrete.
I don't see how this definitively says that an Illinois Budweiser distributor is going to sell the product through the Budweiser distributor network. All it says is that a guy, who is in somehow connected to Budweiser Distribution, is a "Believer". A "Believer" is not a distributor or a business partner.
This is an excellent example of what was being discussed in the the "PR vs. Twitter" threads below. Associating the words "Budweiser distributor" and "Believers" and "BeefJerky and recovery shots", along with the vague word, "soon", creates a powerful emotional reaction (excitement). However, if you read it from a very intellectual standpoint, it doesn't communicate anything concrete.
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