Dollar Shave Case Study

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Shaving companies Burma-Shave and the Dollar Shave Club are alike in many ways. Not only do they both promote shaving products, but they do so in an amusing manner. Each company wants its audience to remember them for their witty humor as well as their product. Despite this similarity, the two companies have their contrasts. For example, the Burma-Shave’s campaign of using hilarious poems going down highways was quickly outdated. Cars flew by these signs without getting the chance to enjoy and appreciate Burma-Shave’s cleverness. Also, not everyone traveled down the same road the signs were located thus decreasing viewers. On the other hand, the Dollar Shave Club utilizes its humor through a comical, well thought out video
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