Gary Wohlfeill, Creative Director at Moosejaw, had Retail Innovation & Marketing Conference attendees laughing from his introduction asking for feedback on his new haircut, examples from their “pantless” back-to-school campaign, and the company’s success with an SMS program. Watch a few of these moments below and read more about this session.
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Is Gary seriously suggesting that this SMS campaign is a meaningful exchange between customer and brand — to the extent that it’s worth doing let alone holding up as a success at a conference?
Gary, if you are I think NRF’s members would like to hear your reasoning behind it — humor aside. Because, as you directly acknowledge, customers appreciate humor but there’s very little to laugh about when it comes to surviving — retailers and consumers alike. Just today we’ve learned that it’s been 60 years since we’ve seen this kind of sustained unemployment.
I must be missing something here because Moosejaw seems to consistently hold up “a sense of humor” as a successful marketing strategy. Today, apparently, the company is suggesting that SMS texting of irrelevant quips is a durable strategy.