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GaGambler
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Victoria Secret Pink is all over the place: T-shirts (front and back), sweatpants (across the ass, down the legs), backpacks, stickers, shopping bags, ...
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I don't think I'm alone, but whenever I see "PINK" I'm not thinking of pink panties or pink flowers or pink ribbons and bows or pink piglets or even a pink, rare steak. I'm thinking of the pink that's on the INside. 
Re: That was the marketing intent. {eom}
Am I the only one who sees pink in this photo? No way! Thank you, TER. 
Re: That was the marketing intent. {eom}
You have to look at advertising from another angle. Madison Avenue is smart: by making young women the target demographic, those women but AND DISPLAY the pink message, which in turn subliminally advertises themselves as sexually available to men. Think about it, as a guy, doesn't your mind automatically conjure up an image of an attractive woman's "inner folds" whenever you see her wearing the 'Pink' clothing line? I know mine does. Both the big head and the little head take notice. The only question not explored is whether or not women have it figured out. We know many of them love to flaunt their stuff, right?
Re: That was the marketing intent. {eom}
But they are selling to women. How does the inside PINK target women, other than those with a taste for the finer things (hi lopaw!)? If I was CEO, I'd be marketing the inside PINK to MEN in markets where it's legal. Canada? Europe? Other?
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As the lingerie market gets more and more competitive and sales and profits decline, I'd be building up the PINK brand and empowering young women. PINK can become the Lyft or Uber of providing.
But they are selling to women. How does the inside PINK target women, other than those with a taste for the finer things (hi lopaw!)? If I was CEO, I'd be marketing the inside PINK to MEN in markets where it's legal. Canada? Europe? Other?
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As the lingerie market gets more and more competitive and sales and profits decline, I'd be building up the PINK brand and empowering young women. PINK can become the Lyft or Uber of providing.
Re: That was the marketing intent. {eom}
Am I the only one who sees pink in this photo? No way! Thank you, TER. You have to look at advertising from another angle. Madison Avenue is smart: by making young women the target demographic, those women but AND DISPLAY the pink message, which in turn subliminally advertises themselves as sexually available to men. Think about it, as a guy, doesn't your mind automatically conjure up an image of an attractive woman's "inner folds" whenever you see her wearing the 'Pink' clothing line? I know mine does. Both the big head and the little head take notice. The only question not explored is whether or not women have it figured out. We know many of them love to flaunt their stuff, right?
