Aussies call out huge problem with Coles' new ad: 'Completely forgotten to do one thing'
The supermarket launched its controversial new campaign earlier this month, but many Aussies were not impressed.
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The supermarket launched its controversial new campaign earlier this month, but many Aussies were not impressed.
As NewsBusters previously reported, the wife of Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama isn't very proud of her country. Two weeks after making her disdain for the nation clear during a campaign speech for her husband in Wisconsin, Michelle further debased America by saying that we're a country that is "just downright mean." Given how media made excuses for her comments in Wisconsin, it will be quite interesting to see just how much of her interview in the March 10th edition of The New Yorker will be reported in the next 24 hours (emphasis added throughout, h/t JWF):
Helping Australians not only eat better, but live better every day.
Coles is doubling down on value, launching a new brand platform, "Great Value. Hands Down.", that brings the iconic Big Red Hand back.
Coles is doubling down on value, launching a new brand platform 'Great Value. Hands Down.' via Smith St., that puts the iconic Big Red Hand back at the centre of its value communications. Coles’ role in providing affordable, quality products to Aussies has never been more important, amid infla