Bioré Proves There’s Space—and Opportunity—to use “Sucks” in Advertising
In an ad for its charcoal cleansers, Bioré uses the word “sucks” in two ways: to explain that the product sucks out dirt and oil, and to express contempt.
In an ad for its charcoal cleansers, Bioré uses the word “sucks” in two ways: to explain that the product sucks out dirt and oil, and to express contempt.
When it comes to registering domains, there are a few things you absolutely must do (e.g. make it memorable) and a few things you want to avoid.
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