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Topic	Conservative Dude creates 'Anti-Woke' Beer
ConfusedTorchic 04/15/23 3:59:30 PM #103:	SKARDAVNELNATE posted... What percentage of viewers have to be under drinking age for it to be considered marketing to them? no one is marketing this to children, full stop. provide proof of this beer being marketed to children or shut the fuck up about it and accept that you're wrong. SKARDAVNELNATE posted... I think I missed your post while responding earlier. I'm not sure what point you're making. How does the largest group of people who were buying the beer being in their 30s connect with the "fratty" image the VP mentioned the beer had. Build that bridge for me because I'm not getting there on my own. Then you say their current buyer demographic is not relevant in this situation. So it didn't matter that the largest group of people who were buying the beer were in their 30s? Why bring it up in that case? I actually agree with about that. It seems to me that if they wanted to appeal to the college age early 20s demographic they would play into the image they have and want to be seen as a beer popular with fraternities. my fucking god dude what the fuck is wrong with your head we've already established that the average college age is higher than the legal minimum drinking age, and we've established that their target demographic is frat houses, while their actual demographic males in their mid 30's. they want to target away from the frat houses. that's it, that's all this is. they're moving their marketing strategy to not focus on frat house shit. that's all this means. every other thing you misunderstood has been explained in detail in earlier posts. it's not anyones job to treat you like you're five years old and explain things to you like a baby. no, their current buyer demographic does not matter to what they target, aside from their current buying demographic not being what their target demographic is, and as a result, they're changing their target demographic. this is normal. this is how marketing works. you keep arguing shit based on your own misunderstanding, and no one here can help you understand what you choose to purposefully not understand. --- It hurt itself in its confusion! https://i.imgur.com/LrZQutc.gif <cite>ConfusedTorchic posted [p:972863671] in Conservati... [t:80412178]...</cite> <quote>SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite><quote>What percentage of viewers have to be under drinking age for it to be considered marketing to them?</quote>no one is marketing this to children, full stop. provide proof of this beer being marketed to children or shut the fuck up about it and accept that you're wrong.SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite><quote>I think I missed your post while responding earlier. I'm not sure what point you're making. How does the largest group of people who were buying the beer being in their 30s connect with the "fratty" image the VP mentioned the beer had. Build that bridge for me because I'm not getting there on my own.Then you say their current buyer demographic is not relevant in this situation. So it didn't matter that the largest group of people who were buying the beer were in their 30s? Why bring it up in that case? I actually agree with about that. It seems to me that if they wanted to appeal to the college age early 20s demographic they would play into the image they have and want to be seen as a beer popular with fraternities.</quote>my fucking god dude what the fuck is wrong with your headwe've already established that the average college age is higher than the legal minimum drinking age, and we've established that their target demographic is frat houses, while their actual demographic males in their mid 30's. they want to target away from the frat houses. that's it, that's all this is. they're moving their marketing strategy to not focus on frat house shit. that's all this means. every other thing you misunderstood has been explained in detail in earlier posts. it's not anyones job to treat you like you're five years old and explain things to you like a baby. no, their current buyer demographic does not matter to what they target, aside from their current buying demographic not being what their target demographic is, and as a result, they're changing their target demographic. this is normal. this is how marketing works. you keep arguing shit based on your own misunderstanding, and no one here can help you understand what you choose to purposefully not understand. --- It hurt itself in its confusion!https://i.imgur.com/LrZQutc.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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