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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Posts: 4,051
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So Nikki is to be attributed for the success of the pizza? Thats such a ludicrous statement. Get a life , mate.
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Yes she did attribute to the success, dont forget, ad helps to sell well, Nikki did that to raise and prome awareness of the worldwide brand.
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...in the UK.
And for such a talked about ad I can't admit to ever seeing it.
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Th ad was on for 8 weeks, in all comercial channels, ITV, channel 4, Sky one" channel 5 and E4.
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I dont really give a damn if this is considered a personal insult to another member so ill just go ahead and say it...
Thats sad...
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What was wrong with my post, did I insult anybody, no, I simply replied to a post that had no idea about the ad being on TV, I gave them info, now how is that a personal insult, cant you handle the your fav isn't oing well as gloden girl Nikki.
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No what I dont like it you patronising other members about their favourite housemates and how their nothing compared to Nikki. Its like your assuming we are all closet Nikki fans.
On the contray I dislike her - and always will. And if you think she is to be credited for the success of a Dominos pizza your a bigger fool than I thought possible.
Your sole purpose here seems to be talking about Nikki - I mean man , seriously , get over her.
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When did I say that during my post, A notable success of a business, which Nikki was involved, and opened a thread so Nikki fans non Nikki fans could congratulate her for doing well, no where in my post I talked about other contestant, your just twisting word per word, because Nikki did well, and you cant accept that, so your attacking me for opening a thread that Nikki did well. Thas you who is taking it the opposite way, not me.
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But she did not do well , she did not do that much at all. Id place a wager that most people of the small few that still remember the ad dont remember Nikkis oscar winning performance in the bl***y thing!!!
''Nikki did well, and you cant accept that''
Thats what Im talking about. You keep patronising others with these kind of silly comments about us not being able to handle Nikki. Its not Nikki I cant handle - its you - because you open a thread congratulating her on the success of a bl***y pizza!!!
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Of course she did well, your just talking nonsense, The business used her to promote awareness to the business, and increase sales, Which worked, so how can you say she didn't do well, if the business made a loss, then the businesses marketing of Nikki id not help, but it did help, Pizza was sold, profits increased, share price gone up, which means a success for Nikki.
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Dominos have many other outlets of advertising , including promotional spots during the start , end and ad-breaks of The Simpsons on Sky One. They deliver door to door leaflet and any new pizza by them generates a surge in popularity anyway for a while.
Who is to say any part of the meteoras success can be attributted to Nikki's untalented , unwitty stroppy four lines and 14 seconds screen time in the ads. It might have been the ad itself , or it may have been one of the other outlets I mentioned.
Or maybee its because Domino's is already a well established brand name.
Ill bet that when most people saw the ad , they were sitting back in an armchair stuffing their face between episodes of some quiz show on a slow Wedensday night wondering what the hell 'that dopey attention seeking blonde one' from Big Brother was doing on their TV sets.
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The people were sitting back and think how entertaining that Dopey attention seeker was, and pick up the phone and dialed Dominoes Pizza, to buy and stuff themselves with hot sauce and Pizza.
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