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Coors light ran a billboard that said Mountain Cold Refershment
@futureshelf
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The video uses a high-interest case study to explain a counter-intuitive marketing strategy, providing immediate value to viewers interested in business and social media growth.
Summary
The creator explains how Coors Light intentionally used a spelling error in their advertising to drive social media engagement. He highlights how the brand leveraged the public's desire to correct them to boost the campaign's reach.
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Coors Light spelled "refreshment" wrong on a Times Square billboard. On purpose. Here's the part nobody clocks: a perfect ad gets scrolled past. A "wrong" one gets ten thousand people in the comments correcting it — and the algorithm reads every correction as engagement and pushes it to more people. The mistake wasn't a mistake. It was the media buy. Then they leaned all the way in — renamed the beer "Mondays Light," dropped limited packaging, and turned a typo into a national news cycle. So the next time a big brand "messes up," don't laugh at the intern. Ask who's getting promoted. The error IS the ad. Comment SHELF and I'll break down 3 more "accidents" that were 100% engineered. Spot one in the wild lately? Drop it below 👇 — I'll tell you if it was real or a setup. . . #coorslight #marketing #brandstrategy #advertising #viralmarketing
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