My goodness, did you see the New Straits Times today? There's this local toothpaste by the name Oral Me. Obviously, the manufacturer is trying to lean on the popularity of the established brand name, Oral B.
You really cannot deny that Malaysians have an excellent imagination. You can't say that we are not creative. And the imaginative one is not the manufacturer but the public at large.
You really cannot deny that Malaysians have an excellent imagination. You can't say that we are not creative. And the imaginative one is not the manufacturer but the public at large.
Oral Me? Obviously, the copycat does not even understand what "Oral" means LOL I wonder how well these toothpaste sells. Do you want "Oral Me"? I would like to have "Oral Me".
Seriously, though, if the manufacturer asked me to copy the name Oral B by changing the B to any other letter in the alphabet, I also cannot think of a good letter. Oral C or Oral Z (Zee the American pronunciation) would sound like Oral Shit. Oral S would sound like Oral Ass. LOL Can you think of a good sounding letter in place of B?
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hey do you still remember who the manufacturer is? im thinking to do a rebranding exercise for this product. im taking brand management as a subject? any idea? if you could recall :)i would really appreciate it.
only know its a manufacturer from kulim thts all. please reply asap! thanks! :)
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