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Clients are not helping either. I don’t understand what they teach at business schools because they don’t seem to understand a simple concept – if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. This is such a basic business concept, yet it completely seems to elude even the most seasoned CMOs.

This required both understanding the target consumer and providing a ‘branded proposition’ that offered not only functional but emotional value. Over time, the emotional value would create a buffer against functional parity. As long as a brand was perceived to offer superior value, it could charge a little more. If this brand advantage was higher than the cost of building the brand (additional staff and advertising costs), the company came out ahead.

One way to mount solar to interlocking metal shingles is to drill a hole through the shingle and fasten a mount to the underlying sheathing and rafter. With SunModo’s EZ Metal Roof Mount, a rubber boot is then fastened to the interlocking metal shingle using small sheet metal screws and sealant to ensure a water-tight seal.

The first commercial aired on PTV was for NEC televisions, despite the fact that they were not readily available in Pakistan. Telops, which contained a single line about a brand, were the primary form of advertising.

But I don’t “get” why you have the (blue end) coupling rod at the top of the suspension. To me it looks like it would just lock up the assembly.

Two equally distinct smells, likely not too far away from each other on the Periodic Table of Stink, but one is sickening and the other oddly pleasant to my nose. Go figure.

Pakistan’s media landscape has evolved tremendously in the last decade, with some experts maintaining that it is saturated, while others are still seeking the opportunity to launch more consumer contact points.

I believe that I can give you some comfort right away. Based on the photos you sent, it appears your roof framing is quite substantial. The only way for me to have full confidence would be to go into your attic and inspect all the locations where one piece of lumber is connected to another. Fortunately, it appears it’s pretty easy to get around up in your attic because it’s a steeper roof and it was common framed instead of using prefabricated trusses.

“There were both negative and positive facets. The negative part was that one had to think twice about how to depict a woman in a commercial. On the other hand, when you have restrictions like these, you search for more innovative ways to express yourself aesthetically without crossing the red line.

We have reduced our advertising on radio; our ad spend is equally divided between TV, print and digital.

Some residents sleep on the floor in fear of gunshots. Others barricade their apartment door at night to keep intruders out.