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Marketing To Kids Ethically – Is banning Junk Food Advertising The Answer?
Dec 20th
Posted by jammyrascals in The Jammy Rascals Blog
I’m not absolutely sure that the calls to ban junk food advertising will have the effect that many moms and pressure groups expect it to.
There can be no doubt that foods high in fat, sugar, salt (FSS), preservatives, additives or anything, for that matter, unnatural and inorganic, is not good More >
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Marketing to Kids Ethically – Part 3
Nov 30th
Posted by jammyrascals in The Jammy Rascals Blog
I finished off part 2 with this thought: “In my opinion you advertise to children provided you are not exploiting them. Of course the next question is what is exploitation when marketing to kids.”
Simple – anything that is marketed to children that hides the truth behind the product; or put More >
Not Immune To Criticism, Kellogg Removes Health Claim From Krispies (via brandchannel)
Nov 6th
Posted by jammyrascals in The Jammy Rascals Blog
Well, some good news on the food front.
The substance behind Kelloggs claims couldn’t be defended and they have done the right thing, which I have to congratulate them for. It’s a shame they spent so much time cooking up the claim in the first place.
Let’s hope it’s a start of More >
Marketing to Kids Ethically – part 1
Nov 5th
Posted by jammyrascals in The Jammy Rascals Blog
Time to stop beating about the bush. Is marketing to children ethical or not?
My opinion; yes its fine to market to children
My rider: that the product and brand have been developed “ethically” and that there is absolutely no attempt by the brand owner to exploit children and their families.
How is this More >
