Joel Klebanoff: Stuff & Nonsense

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Clearance Sale —

Retailers hold clearance sales for any of a number of reasons. For example, they might hold a clearance sale in the following situations: A style goes out of fashion before a retailer was able to convince enough fools that the style was ever hot. The retailer is thus left with a lot of stock that [...]

VIP Sale —

This is a quick note to retailers in my area. Everyone else, feel free to leave and do something that, unlike my blog, stands some remote chance of being the slightest bit enjoyable and/or productive. Retailers, are you are about to hold a huge, massive, immense, colossal, gargantuan, gigantic, and all other synonyms of really [...]

All-Natural Marketing —

We consumers accept a lot of bullshit without thinking, don’t we? Consider, for example, the ubiquitous food marketing term “all-natural,” with or without the hyphen. Marketers expect us to accept that as a seal of perfection without further questioning. When we see “all-natural” on a label we’re expected to automatically associate the product with motherhood, [...]