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"May I have your attention, please?" - Walmart
I was watching TV this weekend* and a commercial came on that stopped me in my tracks.
HERE’s the commercial I’m talking about.
Now if you can’t or don’t want to watch it, this is what it is: a Walmart commercial that's a Mean Girls spoof.
I love Mean Girls. And that’s for suuuuuure what caught my eye at first. But all I could think about once I realized what was happening was:
Walmart is STILL having to get our attention. And they’re pulling out a lot of stops to do it.
With Cady Heron, Karen Smith AND Gretchen Weiners playing their iconic characters, we don’t have to wonder if Walmart paid a big ole price tag to produce this ad, we know they paid a big ole price tag to produce this ad.
As the #1 retailer in the US by BILLIONS (seriously, Amazon is the runner up with less than half of Walmarts sales), you’d think they could relax for a freaking second.
If getting attention was a one-time game, the marketing team could’ve hung their hats after that little smiley face bopped around the store and did the rollback prices with a literal lasso in 1999.
(I was actually worried I dreamt that, but this confirms I did not.)
I doubt it was anyone’s first time hearing about Walmart. Could be, but probably not. Still worth it. Why?
It reminded me that I need to stop by Walmart to get command hooks for our stockings.
Get people’s attention. Then get it again. And a few hundred more times after that.
Xo, The Salesgirls
*you should be watching respectful amounts of television, lmk if you need to hear my case as to why I think that’s true
[SALES]GIRL CRUSH
Erin Matson won four field hockey National Championships as a player at North Carolina.
Just a month after she graduated from UNC, she was hired as the team's head coach. She became the youngest coach in DI athletics.
In her first year as coach for UNC, she won another National Championship 👏
That is b@da$$, no other way to say it. Channeling our inner Erin today and every day.
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