M&C Saatchi, the 398th Saatchified agency for those counting, has developed yet another trademarked brandificationalistic mechanization for wowing mid-level marketing managers and others easily persuaded by shiny advertising jargon: One Word Equity.
Young MC Satchmo claims “The global ownership of one word is the most priceless asset a company can have in the digital age.”
Seriously. Is this a joke? Are people paying for this? Are we now going to get into heated debates over who owns “tasty” (KFC, Coca-a-Cola, my four-pack abs) or “skanky” (insert your own Britney/Paris/Lohan joke here)?
Shoot me. No, wait. Shoot them.
And for the record, the word I globally own is “bootylicious.” I’ll be awaiting my royalty checks from Beyoncé posthaste.
Later,
Fox
Young MC Satchmo claims “The global ownership of one word is the most priceless asset a company can have in the digital age.”
Seriously. Is this a joke? Are people paying for this? Are we now going to get into heated debates over who owns “tasty” (KFC, Coca-a-Cola, my four-pack abs) or “skanky” (insert your own Britney/Paris/Lohan joke here)?
Shoot me. No, wait. Shoot them.
And for the record, the word I globally own is “bootylicious.” I’ll be awaiting my royalty checks from Beyoncé posthaste.
Later,
Fox
You really must be kidding me. How much money, time and effort do you suppose has been wasted (both YMCS money and their clients’ money) on this revolutionary concept? Unbelievable.