#budlite

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[thisislifefromabove]

Baby, remember, I'm not drinkin' wine

But that Cherry Coke you serve is fine

And our love's sweet enough on the vine

[bfgreen]

Upcycled Budlite bottles as cups. Rolled lip and three different heights. All strong and ultralight. #upcycle #aluminum #budlite #recycle #reuse #hiking #backpacking

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Anheuser-Busch has ousted two key marketing executives responsible for a controversial trans-focused ad campaign. As reported by the Daily Caller, this campaign played a significant role in dethroning Bud Light from its position as America's top-selling beer. The dismissal of the executives not only reaffirms the failure of this ill-conceived marketing endeavor but also speaks to the brand's desperate attempt to claw back lost sales. The Corporate Hand Cleaning The marketing executives in question, Daniel Blake and Alissa Heinerscheid, were sent packing. The company did not utter the word "fire." Instead, it cleverly used the term "leave of absence." The motive? Legal considerations. An intelligent move to sidestep potential lawsuits.This dismissal has a larger narrative, though. The beer giant is eager to sever ties with the past. They're yearning for a fresh start. Their actions speak louder than their words. The direct reports of the dismissed executives were swiftly reassigned. New leadership was ushered in. This a clear message that the company is looking ahead, not behind.The silence from Anheuser-Busch is deafening. They've kept mum about the status of the dismissed executives. But actions speak louder than words. Firing the woke executives hint at a complete break from the past. Blake and Heinerscheid are not expected back while the brand Is moving on.Source: ABC News The Downfall of a Beer Titan Bud Light once held the crown in the competitive American beer sales arena. It was the champion, the undeniable leader. Until Bud Light went woke and is now broke.Two key marketing executives, Daniel Blake, Group VP for Marketing, and Alissa Heinerscheid, Bud Light Marketing VP, took a gamble. They banked on a strategy that intertwined social justice issues with beer promotion. The centerpiece? Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.For many, beer symbolizes leisure, camaraderie, and simple pleasures. When Bud Light tried to infuse politics into this mix, it triggered a backlash. They lost their title as America's top beer to Modelo.The kingdom is the American beer market, and Bud Light is the misguided king. The result was devastating. The Bud Light sales graph resembled a downhill ski slope.Dethroned and distressed, Bud Light found itself facing a harsh reality. It had not just lost its position on the leaderboard. It had lost the trust of its loyal patrons.Bud Light's downfall is a classic case of miscalculating public sentiment. It's a glaring reminder of what happens when businesses lose touch with their customer base, swaying with the winds of woke culture rather than focusing on the values and preferences of their actual audience.If there's a lesson here for others, it's sure to remember that your patrons are your pillars. Disturb them, and the whole edifice could come tumbling down. The Unseen Consequences of Woke Culture Woke culture. It's a term that's dominated headlines in recent years. While seemingly progressive, its effects on businesses can be brutal. Bud Light's case is a stark example.People drink beer to relax and escape the daily grind. They're not looking for political debate or social commentary in their brew. It's a mistake Bud Light made.When they launched their controversial ad campaign, they faced immediate backlash from conservative consumers across the spectrum. People saw it as an unnecessary political statement. It didn't sit well.Bud Light attempted to steer it into uncharted social justice and identity politics territories. A drop in sales. A drop in trust.We've seen similar patterns under the Biden administration. Attempting to mix policies with identity politics often leads to dissatisfaction and disconnect. Bud Light was no exception.In the week ending June 3, Bud Light sales were down by 24%. Meanwhile, Modelo Especial was enjoying a 12% rise. The market had spoken. It was a clear message to corporations dabbling in woke culture. Stick to what you do best. In Bud Light's case, it's brewing beer, not brewing controversy.Woke propaganda forced upon the audience can lead to unwanted outcomes. Businesses must be mindful of their role and relationship with their consumers.Source: Kron 4 Steep Hill Back to The Top Bud Light faces a challenge. It's about more than winning back lost sales. It's about regaining trust. Trust that was lost in a misguided marketing blunder. It's a tall order.Their misstep was more than just a marketing failure. It was a betrayal of their customer base. Consumers felt the beer they loved had changed course. In their eyes, Bud Light was no longer a simple, enjoyable brew. It had morphed into a political platform.This is a critical juncture for the brand. It's an opportunity to refocus and rebuild. Bud Light now needs a knockout campaign to woo back its alienated customers. It's a gamble. A high-stakes one at that. But it's a risk they must take.However, more than a new ad campaign is needed to cut it. Bud Light needs to do more. It must demonstrate an understanding of its patrons. It needs to show that it values its preferences over fleeting social trends. Only then can it hope to win back the hearts of its customers.As one can see from their recent promotion during a Pride parade, the climb got even more complicated.https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PyXMXADeMeQ In Conclusion This unfortunate marketing misstep should remind corporations that their customers prefer their beverages without a side of political messaging. As Bud Light licks its wounds and scrambles to regain its lost market share, one can't help but reflect on the importance of aligning brand identity with customer expectations. After all, the court of public opinion is a harsh judge, and the sentence, as Bud Light has found out, can be devastating.This debacle serves as a stark contrast to the approach taken by Donald Trump during his presidency. Trump understood the value of staying true to his brand and not getting swayed by transient social trends. His commitment to standing firm on issues related to justice and the Second Amendment has always resonated with a large section of Americans. This Anheuser-Busch saga highlights how far left-leaning ideologies can harm businesses and provides a clear contrast to the strategies that have proven successful for leaders like Trump. As we move forward, one can only hope that more companies will learn from this debacle and choose their marketing strategies wisely.

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149 Beer Wars Continue and Leftists Want Victims Punished

Welcome back, to That's On Point! Your weekly test of the Emergency Podcast System. Today we discuss the on going Beer Wars and the Left cheering for victims being punished for being victimized. Website - https://www.thatsonpoint.info Merch - https://teespring.com/stores/thats-on-point-merch Follow Us On; Bitchute-https://www.bitchute.com/channel/8SXcz1rqDyu7/ YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRNHroldv9kuaatarS7uclA Minds: https://www.minds.com/thatsonpoint/ ToP Clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_fZ4JhHN05YLijsdmkYSQ/ Support Us On; Subscribe Star-https://www.subscribestar.com/that-s-on-point Patreon-https://www.patreon.com/ThatsOnPoint?fan_landing=tru

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Woke Advertising an ESG Tick Box?

There has been a bit of a flutter on the interwebs. BudLight threw itself under the bus financially by using a prominent transgender in their advertising campaign. What baffled everyone was why they would go against their base of customers. No one was buying the ‘change the frat boy’ image line. Perhaps it was for other reasons that have not been publicised, which are also affecting all…

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I know you all heard about all the #mardigras #float deaths this year, but not only did Brent refuse to be a victim but he wouldn't let his #budlite be one either. https://www.instagram.com/p/B9UkX8dniMO/?igshid=1kloj25yf27gz

[kiwiev]

Dear Americans, I'm thoroughly enjoying visiting your country and experiencing its wonders. But... THIS is not beer. It's beer-infused water. It's an insult to beer. The fact it sells so well is an affront to beerism. It's...unbeerable. The rest of your country is neat, though.