The Poptarts mascot being lowered into the toaster to be cooked alive while holding a sign that says "Dreams really do come true" is one of the darkest things i've ever seen in my life

One of my favorite marketing wins this year was Stanley. Someone's car burned down, but the ice in her Stanley cup somehow survived. Stanley paid for new car, W Stanley

My marketing win goes to Atrioc for having such an inconsistent upload schedule that he gets me to watch the uploads to his VOD channel expecting them not to make it to main, only to then watch them here as well when they do make it.

Atrioc using a viral Poptart man to market his video has got to be the craziest glarketing win of 2024

The glarketer never fails to inject me with steaming hot marketing content

The funniest thing about the Bigolas stuff is that it made Max a NYT bestseller for the first time in his career. My parents are good friends with him and those weeks were such a hysterical time to be alive.

I was not disturbed when the poptart was lowered into the toaster.
I was not disturbed when the team started licking him
I was not disturbed when Atrioc said that the marketing campaign was a success.
But I was disturbed with Atrioc began to eat the poptart himself.

It’s really unfortunate that Duolingo recently laid off employees and switched to using AI to replace said employees

That women's soccer ad legit got me hyped to watch women's soccer, just because of what a crazy twist it was at the end of an already hype montage...that was a legit great ad 10/10 would recommend...

Being a Canadian during that Raptors run was incredible. Having a whole country caring about Basketball all at once was unbelievable. Couldn’t find a tv that didn’t have it on

Why does the end cut like that 😂

The actual greatest buzzer beater was Big A uploading Marketing Monday right before it becomes Tarketing Tuesday 😂

Totally doesn't look like a 10 minute thumbnail! Props to you Big A!

God the bigolas dickolas one is painful because it's too real. It feels painful how obvious it is that companies just see us for our wallets and will do literally anything they think will turn a profit. I'm at the point where the only advertising that works on me is where I can at least pretend there is some amount of authenticity (Ryan Reynolds' Mint Mobile ads come to mind). I'm infinitely more willing to spend money on something based off a single recommendation in a reddit thread than based off any amount of endorsements/sponsorships. Growing up, my parents used to trust Consumer Reports for almost any appliance they wanted to buy, but now it's just full of products who paid to be put there. Sad to see how the way corporations interact with the internet just completely erodes trust.

Atrioc is the closest thing I have to a dad

The wingstop promotion reminds me of the Pizza Hut Canada breadsticks promotion with the Vancouver Titans for free breadsticks in 2021. They had to keep lowering the requirements for the breadsticks challenge until Vancouver finally won a game (they went 1-15 that season)

he doesn't miss with these thumbnails

I love the thumbnail, you must've had this cooking for a long time!

Biggest Marketimg Dub of the year was Big A making a big mistake, and actually owning up to it and actually doing A LOT to help those he may have hurt.

watching this as he is still editing the thumbnail